Culinary Tours in Cork with Cork on a Fork Trails
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, comfortable walking necessary
Overview
Taste your way through Cork’s vibrant streets on this 2.5-hour guided food trail, blending Irish culinary traditions with cultural stories. Discover local flavors and hidden gems with expert guides.
Cork on a Fork Trails
€80 per Person • 2.5 Hours • Ages 16+ • Lots of Tasting
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About This Adventure
Embark on a delightful 2.5-hour food trail through Cork, Ireland's culinary capital, during the Cork on a Fork Festival. Guided by local experts, savor the finest Irish produce while discovering the city's rich history and culture. Enjoy a sustainable experience as you stroll and taste your way through Cork's vibrant streets.
The culture and cuisine of Ireland's food capital!
Rates
Person (ages 16+): €75
Duration
2.5 hours
Starting time
10:30 am
About
We are delighted to be lining up some very special Food Trails in collaboration with the wonderful Cork on a Fork Festival. Taste your way around Cork city with a specially designed Food Trail visiting (as we always do of course!), the very best places using the very best of Irish produce with experienced guides sharing their love of good food and love of Cork city. Since we founded Fab Food Trails in 2008, we have been conscious of staying sustainable. We and our guests walk everywhere we visit uses the very best of Irish produce so no airmiles here and very few road miles. Our local guides will share the history, culture and stories as you stroll the city streets.
Other info:
- The meeting point for these walks vary as we explore the city and Dublin's districts within a stone's throw of the city centre. We will let customers know in advance!
- Vegetarian friendly, please indicate when you make your booking if you have any specific dietary requirement.
- Pre-bookings is essential
Adventure Tips
Bring comfortable walking shoes
The tour involves about 2.5 hours of strolling through Cork’s lively streets.
Stay hydrated
Make sure to carry water, especially on warm days or if you’re sensitive to heat.
Book in advance
This popular tour fills up quickly, so reserve your spot early.
Try the local specialties
Don’t miss tasting Cork’s famous Irish cheddar and fresh oysters.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- City pigeons
- Urban foxes
History
The English Market has been a cornerstone of Cork’s food scene since the 18th century, reflecting Ireland’s agricultural roots.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes supporting local producers and sustainable practices, helping to reduce environmental impact.
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Adventure Hotspots in Cork
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes for extended walking through Cork’s streets.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during the tasting tour.
Sun protection
Hats, sunglasses, or sunscreen if sunny.
summer specific
Daypack
Keep personal items, snacks, or extra layers handy.