Reykjavik: Private | Food Lovers Tour - Traditional Icelandic Food
- Taste authentic Icelandic food in Reykjavik
- Learn about culture and history from expert guides
- Enjoy a fun and flavorful walking experience.
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Overview
Our Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour samples many different Icelandic dishes, both traditional classics, and modern favorites
What's included?
Authorized English - Speaker Guide
For all ages and it’s an easy walk between the places
Children 7-12 get 50% off
Children 0-6 join us for free
The distance walked on the food tour is roughly 1.6 km or 1 mile
Try at least ten traditional foods or treats from Iceland
A Small-group tour ensures a personal experience
Good to get oriented in the old Reykjavik city center
Expert fun-loving local guides – ask us anything you like
Tips on food, fun & drink for the rest of our stay
Drinks (unless specified)
Additional meals outside stops
Personal expenses/shopping
Transportation to/from meeting point
What to expect?
When you join our Reykjavik Food Tour, you get to taste real Icelandic dishes from carefully selected local restaurants.
This lets you tick off many items from your Icelandic food bucket list while enjoying high-quality food at every stop.
Our food tour pairs perfectly with the Reykjavik Beer Tour, making it easy to enjoy both flavors and drinks.
If you want even more, you can also combine it with one of our Reykjavik Walking Tours to learn about the city.
One of the best things about this tour is how it blends history and food.
While tasting something new and exciting, you will also learn about Iceland’s culture from expert local guides.
Our guides are all trained at the Tour Guide School of Iceland and know how to make every stop fun and informative.
They love sharing stories while helping you enjoy each tasting to the fullest.
We can adapt most tastings to suit dietary needs, but please remember that traditional Icelandic food focuses on meat, fish, and dairy.
This helps keep the experience authentic while still being flexible where possible.
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Good to know
Meeting point: Austurstræti 1 in Reykjavík (Hlöllabátar, the sandwich shop)
What to bring
It’s smart to bring comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket or layers for changing weather, and a small backpack for personal items. A camera or phone is handy for photos, and if you have dietary restrictions, consider bringing snacks or informing the guide in advance.