Taste of Dublin tickets €12

CuppaCocoa

Link here: http://www.dealrush.ie/deal/4891-17800/

madmoe

lilybarlean wrote: »

Link here: http://www.dealrush.ie/deal/4891-17800/

Cheers for that but free for this event would be even better ;-)

CuppaCocoa

madmoe wrote: »

Cheers for that but free for this event would be even better ;-)

I know but I've never seen any on offer!

Jet Black

Not too bad and there's no booking fee so that's a plus. I haven't been in a couple of years. Only thing off putting is the times. Friday afternoon or Sunday night.

Johnny_Fontane

great event if someone else is paying.....it really does add up paying and queuing for each plate.

Take the €120 two will spend there and head to Guilbauds for their 3 course lunch imho.

madmoe

Johnny_Fontane wrote: »

great event if someone else is paying.....it really does add up paying and queuing for each plate.

Take the €120 two will spend there and head to Guilbauds for their 3 course lunch imho.

That is exactly why I wouldn't go unless I got a ticket for free! I do appreciate the OP posting the offer though.....

vicwatson

What? Have I got this right, they want me to pay into a food festival and then pay for the food in that festival?

Okkkkaaaayyyy

Wexford had a local food festival on the quays last Saturday and it was FREE plus plenty of free samples, I personally would never pay into a food festival

keithclancy

Discount on a rip off ......

I wonder what percentage of people pay full price.


I'd say a shed load of them are given away free to local businesses.

madmoe

keithclancy wrote: »

Discount on a rip off ......

I wonder what percentage of people pay full price.


I'd say a shed load of them are given away free to local businesses.

You can sing that mate.......:cool:

discus

Aye, it's classic Ireland. Tons of these go on in the UK, where...

a) I didn't need to change euros to 'florins' - a pathetic time waste considering the dishes cost the same in florins as they do in euros
b) The food was free for samples, or at most 2.50 for a plate
c) The drink was first drink free, rest 1.90 sterling (per pint/glass)
d) I didn't pay in.

People who go to this are so gullible.

Dietsquirt

discus wrote: »

Aye, it's classic Ireland. Tons of these go on in the UK, where...

a) I didn't need to change euros to 'florins' - a pathetic time waste considering the dishes cost the same in florins as they do in euros
b) The food was free for samples, or at most 2.50 for a plate
c) The drink was first drink free, rest 1.90 sterling (per pint/glass)
d) I didn't pay in.

People who go to this are so gullible.

I paid €20 (whatever the full-price was) last year, and you make a good argument above. I seriously doubt i'll go this year

vicwatson

To hell with a Taste of Dublin !!

Here is a Taste of Wexford - I know where I'll be that weekend !

http://www.wexfordfoodfestival.ie/programme-of-events/

Saturday May 25th & Sunday May 26th @ 11am – 5pm

“Free Open air Food Producers Market”

Melendez

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Tar.Aldarion

waste of money to pay into that, almost as good as the pay to go to the holiday agency exhibition in the rds.

Taste of Dublin, in my experience, is monumentally bad value and underwhelming on a scale that only the Irish can manage to accomplish.