Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour

When doing a Reykjavik food tour, you want to try truly authentic Icelandic food and get a taste for the culture while you indulge! With our Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour, you will taste at least 10 different traditional foods or treats and learn about local traditions from your expert guide.

Note: All of our guides know how to bring the culture and stories of Iceland alive – our mission is to entertain as well as educate.

With our selection of local cuisine, you can check off a lot of things from your Icelandic food bucket list. And we’re sure you won’t be disappointed with the quality of the restaurants we have handpicked as our partners.

One of the best things about doing a food tour is getting a sense of the history of the country while eating delicious and exciting food.

Of course, tasting our local food is perfect when paired with our Reykjavik Beer Tour! And if you’d like to learn a little more about the city’s history, you might be interested in one of our other Reykjavik Walking Tours.

This highly rated Reykjavik Food Tour offers a fantastic mix of traditional Icelandic dishes. The stops vary based on the day and time, but we ensure you sample the best local flavors.

Arrive hungry and ready for a leisurely stroll around the charming Reykjavik city center, where you’ll taste Icelandic delicacies. Discover the foods the Vikings ate and learn how Icelanders survived harsh winters with unique preservation methods and special cooking techniques.

Next, we’ll explore the evolution of Icelandic cuisine. Today, innovative chefs push boundaries while using traditional Icelandic produce to create exciting dishes.

They say sharing a meal is a great way to connect. Our Reykjavik Food Tour offers a deeper understanding of Iceland’s history, culture, and, of course, its cuisine.

(Please note: we can adapt our tastings to meet most dietary needs, but traditional Icelandic food tends to be focused on meat, fish and dairy.)

If you’d like even more control over your tour, you may be interested in our Private Reykjavik Food Tour instead.

And if you’d like to learn more about Icelandic food culture, head on over to the Your Friend in Reykjavik blog.

If you have any questions about this tour, please get in touch.