Iceland · FOOD
The 15 best food experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste Icelandic classics, street food, and local stories on a three-hour Reykjavik walking tour with a small group of up to 14.
“This was a light hearted experience! I do recommend you skip breakfast cos the amount of food that you will be eating it is a MUST that you savour each moment! Lenny was very knowledgeable on the history and gave wonderful tidbits as well!”
Taste Icelandic lamb, seafood, desserts, and fermented shark on a three-hour Reykjavik food walk with a local English-speaking guide.
“This was a fabulous tour and would highly recommend. Although, Iceland is not known for being a foodie haven, we learned so much about the culture of the area and enjoyed everything (except the fermented shark!). Mírmir (aka millimeter) was the best guide we could have asked for and really made the tour exceptional! My personal favorite was the wasabi lamb and “happy marriage cake” and my husband enjoyed the fish tacos! Such an amazing experience, come hungry! Thanks Mírmir for an amazing experience!”
Taste Reykjavik’s classic foods, from lamb soup and hot dogs to fermented shark, on a small-group tour with local stories and drinks.
“Palli was a great tour guide and very informative. He provided us lots of great Iceland food and travel tips and tricks. Thank you!!”
Taste ten Icelandic specialties, from lamb soup to fermented shark, on a three-hour Reykjavik food walk with local stories and tips.
“Our guide Paul was amazing! great food! Wouldn't change anything.”
Taste Icelandic food and drinks on a small-group Reykjavik walk with five eateries, local history, landmarks, and a lively pub finish.
“Thursday, May 2, 2024 Our guide, “Burger”, was fantastic. Great conversation, great local food recommendations, great drink suggestions. Visited five local eateries tasting local cuisine and drink while Burger provided us with Icelandic history, folklore and culture. John & Kathy K.”
Taste Reykjavik from harbor soup to fermented shark on a private three-hour food walk with local history, markets, and Icelandic specialties.
“Our guide, Gardar, was knowledgeable, personable, and showed us a taste of local food, that we would not have otherwise sampled. Our favorites were the smoked lamb tartar and the crowberry jam! He also gave us useful tips on local culture and museums to visit the next day. We recommend Gardar as he customizes the discussions to his clients interests, and gives us a peak of local Icelandic living.”
Taste Icelandic dishes, beers, and Reykjavik street food on a lively 3.5-hour walking tour with a local guide and five stops.
“this was the most fun I've had in a long time. the food was amazing. the drinks, spectacular. the host, Tinna was so funny and friendly.”
Taste Icelandic seafood, lamb hot dogs, market treats, and meat soup while exploring Reykjavik with a small English-speaking group.
“The tour was very well planned and executed! The tour guide, Stephon was great and funny. And the food was delicious, educational and filling.”
Taste modern Icelandic food on a small-group Reykjavik harbor walk, with six eateries, fishing stories, museums, and practical local insight.
“My wife and I loved this tour!!!!! It was so fun to learn about modern Icelandic food and culture. We got to eat like a real local. The tour was less about historical Icelandic foods like fermented shark and more about evolution of Icelandic food aRead more”
Taste Icelandic Christmas classics, hear eerie Yule stories, and explore Reykjavik on a three-hour food walk with local guides.
“The guide was friendly and knwledgable. The tour it self was expensive for the food received, one of the places just have samples in a minuscule spin. More than 100 us per Person for this was a very low value for money as almost everything in Reykjavík”
Explore Icelandic food on a Reykjavik supermarket tour, then enjoy local dishes and craft beer at a private microbrewery.
“A great travel experience and concept. I wish that this tour existed in 1990 when I first traveled to Iceland.”
Taste Icelandic Christmas foods, hear Yule Lad stories, and visit festive Reykjavik spots on this friendly three-hour food walk.
“Our tour guide Paul was fabulous. Friendly and really informative about the city and country. He answered everything we wanted to know and more. Guests should ask lots of questions and be open to trying the food. You get little bits of a lot, including pastries and appetizers.”
Explore Akureyri with a local guide, tasting North Icelandic food, town history, and Eyjafjörður views in three easy hours.
“Hilvarenbeek was een goede gids en verteller. Heel aangenaam”
Taste Icelandic Christmas dishes, drinks, lights, and local traditions on a three-hour Reykjavik food tour with a festive shop visit.
Taste Icelandic classics, pastries, coffee, ice cream, and Reykjavík sights on a private four-hour food walk with a local guide.
“Helga did a great job narrating and leading the private tour. In addition to walking throughout the center of Reykjavík, we stopped in four different eating establishments for a taste of the area. Icelandic food was front and center at each stop. Nobody goes away hungry. All together we walked maybe 1.5 miles. This is a very easy tour so long as you have normal mobility.”
Pick a glacier, a harbour or a hot spring.
