Taste of Dublin

shoutman

Hey
I saw a promotion for tasteofdublin over the past few days, was two tickets for 30 euro (almost 1/2 price), if anyone can tell me the promo code for this it would be hugely appreciated.

Basq

Did a quick Google and found this!

Put 'OBRIENS' as the voucher code on the website. Then you'll get 2 standard tickets for €37 (includes service charge of €3.50 per ticket).

the_syco

May buy 2 for one, so that I can get more vouchers

smallgarden

i thought taste dublin thing used to be free and then you had to pay for food samples,now they charge you to get in and then more for food samples,madness!

killbillvol2

smallgarden wrote: »

i thought taste dublin thing used to be free and then you had to pay for food samples,now they charge you to get in and then more for food samples,madness!

+ 1.

Imagine paying to get into a restaurant which is overrun with kids and you have to queue for everything!

the_syco

smallgarden wrote: »

i thought taste dublin thing used to be free and then you had to pay for food samples,now they charge you to get in and then more for food samples,madness!

When I did it last year, I got money in the form of vouchers that could be used there. From what I've seen, it seems to be a fair to attract businesses by companies. It's open to the public as these days, you never really know who does what. I've seen butchers giving business cards to people looking to "get large orders", and I've seen people like myself taste different things.

Imagine getting into a restaurant for free, and not buying anything? With the vouchers that you get, you are encouraged to buy (or you'll be wasting your money), and thus you'll be paying to get into the restaurant, but having vouchers given to you to pay for food.

dudara

I wouldn't really consider this a bargain alert considering the amount of money you need to spend once you're inside. It's a lovely setting in the Iveagh Gardens, but I was fairly annoyed by the whole deal last year