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Traditional Galway Semi-Private Food Tour
Indulge in 4 hand-picked stops with full Irish plates, craft beer, ice cream, and Westend coffee
3 h 30 min
Max 12 Guests
In Galway, the best stories come with a pint and a plate. This food tour lines up four locally owned venues across the medieval core and Westend. Meet your guide near the Spanish Arch, then taste your way through a 60-year family pub and a 17th-century stone room with options like bacon and cabbage, mussels, stew, or smoked salmon. Finish at an artisan ice cream shop and a 19th-century Westend pub for Irish coffee. Feel like a local while sampling the food that defines Ireland's west coast.
What's included
Pull up a stool where locals gather
Expert English-speaking local guide
Food tastings across 4 local venues
Two full Irish meals
Local craft beer at pub stops
Artisan Irish ice cream & Irish coffee
Medieval Galway walking tour
Semi private group experience
Guide tips
Itinerary
Your tour begins at Seattle Stone on Quay Lane
Meet your local guide at Seattle Stone on Quay Lane, just steps from the Spanish Arch in Galway's medieval core. Bring an appetite! Full portions and craft beer wait across four locally owned venues.
Stroll the medieval streets of Galway's Latin Quarter
Wander cobblestone lanes through Galway's Latin Quarter, where 16th-century stone arches and university-town buzz fill the air. Listen as your guide tells tales of merchants, monks, and the city's seafaring past.
Settle in at a family-run traditional pub
Step inside a beloved Galway pub run by the same family for over 60 years. Tuck into a hearty Irish plate of bacon and cabbage, mussels, stew, or smoked salmon. Sip a pint of local craft beer alongside.
Wander past Galway Market and St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church
Pass the bustling stalls of Galway Market and the medieval walls of St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church, founded in 1320. Hear how locals have traded fish, bread, and produce in this same spot for over 700 years.
Eat in a 17th-century pub room
Settle into a 17th-century pub interior built when Galway was a thriving merchant port. Enjoy a second generous plate of traditional Irish food and another local craft beer in a stone-walled room steeped in history.
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Thu, 11 Jun 2026
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