Taste of Dublin tickets €12

CuppaCocoa · 22-04-2013 09:17AM #1

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

madmoe · 22-04-2013 09:36AM

lilybarlean wrote: »

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

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

CuppaCocoa · 22-04-2013 09:41AM

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 · 22-04-2013 10:16AM

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 · 22-04-2013 11:30AM

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 · 22-04-2013 11:43AM

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 · 22-04-2013 01:22PM

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 · 22-04-2013 01:55PM

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 · 22-04-2013 02:19PM

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 · 22-04-2013 04:20PM

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 · 22-04-2013 07:43PM

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 · 22-04-2013 10:13PM

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 · 23-04-2013 09:35AM

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Tar.Aldarion · 23-04-2013 10:26AM

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

23-04-2013 11:14AM

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

Taste of Dublin tickets €12

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