

by Secret Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£179.98This Belfast Centre Food Tour lasts between three and three and a half hours and begins in front of Belfast City Hall. The guide welcomes the group and provides an overview of the tour. The walking route covers several central locations including Queen's Arcade, Bank Square, and the Cathedral Quarter. At Queen's Arcade, participants see a historic Victorian shopping arcade. Bank Square offers a chance to view notable historic buildings and St. Mary's Church. The Cathedral Quarter features a lively area known for its art galleries and music venues. Throughout the tour, participants taste more than twelve local Irish dishes and drinks. These include a freshly prepared breakfast, traditional Northern Irish home-cooked dishes, and drinks such as rich hot chocolate, traditional tea, half a pint of Guinness, and half a pint of Irish craft beer. Other tastings include soda bread with sausage, chocolate liqueur, fresh-baked wheaten bread, local oysters, and a signature secret dish. The tour includes information about Belfast’s street art and cultural sites. The walking distance is moderate, so comfortable shoes are recommended. The tour is for adults aged eighteen and over. Participants should notify in advance of any dietary requirements to allow for accommodations. Private transportation and gratuities are not included. The itinerary and menu may change depending on location availability and weather conditions.
Belfast City Hall
The tour starts at Belfast City Hall where the guide welcomes guests and provides an introduction. Belfast City Hall is a prominent civic building located centrally in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
10 min
Queen's Arcade
Guests visit Queen's Arcade, a historic Victorian-era shopping arcade in the heart of Belfast. It offers a combination of architectural elegance and a variety of shops.
10 min
Bank Square and St. Mary's Church
At Bank Square, a public area surrounded by historic buildings, participants can relax and observe the architecture. Nearby is St. Mary's Church, dating back to the 18th century, which reflects important historical aspects of Belfast.
10 min
Cathedral Quarter
The tour continues to the Cathedral Quarter, a diverse area known for arts, culture, and entertainment. This neighborhood has transformed from industrial roots into a center for galleries, studios, and live music venues covering traditional and modern styles.
20 min
We´ll meet at the main gate of Belfast City Hall, Donegall Square North, (next to the public bike parking). Your guide will be waiting for you with a purple umbrella and a big smile.
End point
Our tour will end at Commercial Court.


by Secret Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£179.98This Belfast Centre Food Tour lasts between three and three and a half hours and begins in front of Belfast City Hall. The guide welcomes the group and provides an overview of the tour. The walking route covers several central locations including Queen's Arcade, Bank Square, and the Cathedral Quarter. At Queen's Arcade, participants see a historic Victorian shopping arcade. Bank Square offers a chance to view notable historic buildings and St. Mary's Church. The Cathedral Quarter features a lively area known for its art galleries and music venues. Throughout the tour, participants taste more than twelve local Irish dishes and drinks. These include a freshly prepared breakfast, traditional Northern Irish home-cooked dishes, and drinks such as rich hot chocolate, traditional tea, half a pint of Guinness, and half a pint of Irish craft beer. Other tastings include soda bread with sausage, chocolate liqueur, fresh-baked wheaten bread, local oysters, and a signature secret dish. The tour includes information about Belfast’s street art and cultural sites. The walking distance is moderate, so comfortable shoes are recommended. The tour is for adults aged eighteen and over. Participants should notify in advance of any dietary requirements to allow for accommodations. Private transportation and gratuities are not included. The itinerary and menu may change depending on location availability and weather conditions.
Belfast City Hall
The tour starts at Belfast City Hall where the guide welcomes guests and provides an introduction. Belfast City Hall is a prominent civic building located centrally in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
10 min
Queen's Arcade
Guests visit Queen's Arcade, a historic Victorian-era shopping arcade in the heart of Belfast. It offers a combination of architectural elegance and a variety of shops.
10 min
Bank Square and St. Mary's Church
At Bank Square, a public area surrounded by historic buildings, participants can relax and observe the architecture. Nearby is St. Mary's Church, dating back to the 18th century, which reflects important historical aspects of Belfast.
10 min
Cathedral Quarter
The tour continues to the Cathedral Quarter, a diverse area known for arts, culture, and entertainment. This neighborhood has transformed from industrial roots into a center for galleries, studios, and live music venues covering traditional and modern styles.
20 min
We´ll meet at the main gate of Belfast City Hall, Donegall Square North, (next to the public bike parking). Your guide will be waiting for you with a purple umbrella and a big smile.
End point
Our tour will end at Commercial Court.