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About this activity
Taste 10+ traditional Icelandic dishes across handpicked local restaurants while exploring Reykjavík's old city center with an expert, certified guide. This intimate 3-hour walking food tour connects Iceland's culinary heritage to its history, offering far more depth than self-guided eating.
Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour - Traditional Icelandic Food
When doing a Reykjavik food tour, don’t you want to try out the truly authentic food from Iceland?
With our selection of local food treats you can check off a lot of things on your Icelandic food bucket list, and you sure won’t be disappointed with the quality of the restaurants we 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 something delicious & exciting.
All our guides are experts and graduates from the Tour guide school of Iceland, but more importantly, they know how to entertain and educate at the same time.
- Try at least ten traditional foods from Iceland
- A Small-group tour, limited to 12 people, ensures a personal experience
- Get a sense of the history of Iceland while eating something delicious
- The walk is good to get oriented in the old Reykjavik city center
- Expert Fun Loving Local Guides so you can ask us anything
- Tips on Food, Fun & Drink for the rest of our stay in Reykjavik
- We do accommodate dietary restrictions & allergies such as gluten & lactose intolerance, vegetarians & more!
Keep in mind though that traditional Icelandic food is meat, fish, and dairy.
Highlights
- ✓Sample 10+ authentic traditional Icelandic dishes at partner restaurants
- ✓Learn Icelandic food history and cultural context from certified local guides
- ✓Small group format (max 12 people) for personalized attention and questions
- ✓Walk through historic Reykjavík city center while eating and exploring
- ✓Receive insider tips for food and dining throughout your stay
Insider tips
- ★Guides are trained specifically at Iceland's Tour Guide School—ask them for recommendations beyond the tour for hidden gems
- ★Go hungry: traditional Icelandic food is rich and protein-heavy (meat, fish, dairy), so skip breakfast to maximize enjoyment
- ★The walking route orients you perfectly to the old city center, so you'll know exactly where to return later to revisit favorite spots
Good to know
- •Dietary restrictions accommodated: vegetarian, gluten-free, and lactose-intolerance options available (but note that traditional Icelandic cuisine is heavily meat, fish, and dairy-based)
- •Group limited to 12 participants ensures intimate experience and guide accessibility
- •3-hour walking tour covers the compact old city center—comfortable shoes recommended
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during summer months (June–August) for better weather while walking and to experience Iceland's culinary scene in peak season. Late afternoon starts work well to transition into dinner at local favorites.











