Northern Ireland · FOOD & DRINK
Stew, soda farls, an Ulster fry done properly and a lot of stops with a glass in hand. These 6 are honest about how much food is included and how far you walk between it.
Tour McConnell’s in Belfast’s restored Crumlin Road Gaol, then taste McConnell’s 5 Year, Sherry Cask, and new make for about an hour.
“Very friendly staff and knowledgeable about the history of the company and of the building. If love Irish whisky you should go and learn about the flagship whisky of belfast, McConnells whisky.”
Taste your way through central Belfast with local bites, Guinness or craft beer, and city stories on a small 12-person walking tour.
“Easy meet up. Craig was excellent. Food was excellent. First time in Belfast and the perfect experience.”
Ride a Belfast beer bike for about 1 hour. Enjoy Cathedral Quarter and City Hall, pick your own music, and bring your own drinks.
“Absolutely amazing! Great communication before the activity, Guys were great during it and everyone had an amazing time!! Will definitely do it again and would recommend to anyone looking for an easy to organise fun activity with being your own drink as a bonus!!! Loved it!!!”
A four-hour Belfast food tour with drinks, starting at St George’s Market and ending at The Reporter bar, with local tastings and city stories.
“The Taste & Tour in Belfast was both yummy & informative. Liam did a great job showing us and giving us the details about Belfast’s past and recent history.”
Guided Titanic Belfast, Titanic Distillers tasting, and SS Nomadic in Belfast Titanic Quarter, with skip-the-line entry.
“As always with Viator the best guides who do a great job and really seem to love their job. We learned so much today and had a time together.”
Belfast day tour hitting Giant’s Causeway, Game of Thrones style Dark Hedges, and a guided whisky tasting at Titanic Distillers.
“this tour was okay, however a some of the stops were just to see a sight from a far distance and i have no idea why anyone would want that - i would prefer fewer sights but more time/closer view to interact and really BE there. Also the tour guide had some good insights and stories, but talked most of the time hindering the ability to talk to my seat mate. Also, nearer the end he mainly talked about his political and environmental views which seemed a bit soap boxy to me. Otherwise it was a fairly good trip and the giants causeway was nice, and the titanic museum was…”
Coast runs, cab tours, city walks and an afternoon in a tasting room.
