Iceland · FOOD TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 food tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to check before you commit.
A 3-hour Reykjavik food walk with 8+ Icelandic bites, up to 14 people, plus landmarks like Harpa and Hallgrímskirkja.
“What a fabulous experience in a great place. Iceland is exceptional and when shown around by a lovely guide and experience the food and culture adds to a great afternoon.”
Taste Reykjavik on a 3-hour guided foodie walk with 5 stops and 6 to 8 Icelandic tastings, plus local stories downtown.
“Ben was amazing! Awesome food and great stories and tips. Best way to start our trip.”
Reykjavik food tour with lamb soup, fermented shark, and an Icelandic hot dog, plus history and a final drink in 3 hours.
“Perfect tour, loved our stefan, great energy and this foodtour is a must.”
A 3.5-hour Reykjavik evening food and drink walk with small groups, included bites, and old-town sights like Rainbow Street.
“We had a lot of fun trying Icelandic foods, wine and beer but I will say maybe it should be called “Drinks and Food” rather than “Food and Drinks”. Our guide Stevie is a very entertaining young man who is quite enthusiastic about the dining and bar scene in Reykjavik.”
3-hour private Reykjavik food walk with smoky lamb, hakarl, a flea market stop, and a final drink at Dass near Hallgrimskirkja.
“Stefan was great and made us feel welcome. He was very knowledgeable about history and the metal scene in Iceland. He was a great person to know”
Evening Icelandic food and drinks in central Reykjavik, five tastings, craft beer stories, and a local guide for 3.5 hours.
“Heidi was brilliant. She told amazing stories about the food and drink and all the history of all of the places we went. Highly recommended”
Reykjavik’s small-group food tour blends classic Icelandic bites, beer tastings, and city stories, ending with fish and beer at LEMMY.
“Come hungry, and be prepared for a culinary adventure. Culture, customs and cuisine with your new best friend in Rejkavik. Svendi was a consummate host.”
Weekend Reykjavik food tour with Kolaportið Flea Market, Old Harbor shellfish soup, the original 1937 lamb hot dog, and meat-soup street food.
“Stefan did a great job introducing the the food and explaining its origins. Nice trivia about Iceland along the way.”
Icelandic Sweet Tooth tour in Reykjavik, 6 stops with tastings included, small group walking, and guide stories in English for about 2 hours.
“Two 8 years olds for this tour - AH - MA - ZING!! From the introduction to the Nordic Gods and the pillars in the Center Square - the guide captivated the kids imagination and eating experience. Hot chocolate, pastries, candy, ice cream, and yogurt...the American kids ate everything and asked a billion questions. He was patient, kind and so engaged. This is the 2nd sweet tour booked for kids (one in Paris) and I constantly recommend to everyone!”
2-hour sweet tour in downtown Reykjavik, tasting kleina, licorice chocolate, candy, and ice cream with a local guide.
“Gudjon was a great guide! Super knowledgeable and incredibly personable”
Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour with smoked lamb, leaf bread, reindeer pate, gravlax, pickled herring, and festive drinks plus stories.
“Loved the tour, our guide Pauly was amazing, kind and told us a lot about Iceland and it’s traditions. Food itself was great, loved all the restaurants and food options. We had an amazing time”
Taste Reykjavik’s classics on a small-group 3-hour street food walk, from Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur to lamb soup and rye bread ice cream.
“A must walking food tour! Small Group - 3. Wonderful and very knowledgeable guide. Pace was moderate.”
Taste classic and modern Icelandic food on a 3-hour Reykjavík walking tour, ending with Hallgrímskirkja rye-bread ice cream.
“The tour was uncredited! lots of delicious foods to try and plenty of information provided by Ausi regarding food and Icelandic history. Highly recommend!”
Guided 3-hour Reykjavik Christmas food walk with tastings, Santa letter writing, local gifts, and holiday stories near Ingólfstorg.
“What a fabulous afternoon. We had a superb most knowledgeable and attentive host Helge. It was a great walk around the city and the food was delicious. I had the best time. Would totally recommend this.”
Reykjavik secret food tour (3 hours) with 6+ Icelandic tastings, hot dog and Marriage Cake with hot chocolate. $153.
“Brilliant! From start to finish we loved the food tour. Gaia was friendly, engaging, interesting and shared so much informatoin and insights to Icelandic culture. The foods we tried were delcious as well. I highly reccommmend this tour and Gaia.”
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