WHICH REYKJAVIK FOOD TOURS ARE BEST?

Food tours in Iceland have throughout the years become considered as one of the best ways to get to know Reykjavik, it's vibrant culture and food scene.

What better way to experience and new culture and city than through it's delicios food?

But is the food in Iceland any good? And which food tour in Iceland is the best?

Daníel Andri (Dan)

Last updated: July 13, 2020

FOOD IN ICELAND

You might be wondering ...

Is the food in Iceland any good?

If you would have asked that question 100+ years ago the answer would have been a big NO.

Back in the day,

Icelanders would eat fermented rotten shark, rams testicles and sheep head.

Sounds delicious right?

Today, the food scene in Iceland is completely different!

Iceland is getting world wide recognition for having unbelievably fresh fish, delicious lamb, great dairy products - And simply fantastic food.

The downtown area of Reykjavik has over 250+ restaurants which can make it tricky to pick and choose which venues are worth a visit - and which aren't.

It's no wonder why food tours are increasing rapidly in popularity around the world - and Iceland is no different.

It can be a lot of fun meeting a fun local guide and new friends to explore the best restaurants and hidden local gems to experience the most fantastic food in Reykjavik!

REYKJAVIK FOOD WALK TOUR

THE #1 RATED FOOD TOUR IN REYKJAVIK ON TRIP ADVISOR

The Reykjavik Food Walk tour is one of the very first food tours in Iceland.
The tour is operated by a group of fun and friendly local food lovers in Reykjavik.

The theme of the tour is to let travelers experience Reykjavik in the most fun way possible, like locals.

You'll visit a variety of local restaurants to enjoy a lot of really delicious Icelandic food.

This activity is highly recommended by travelers to book on your first day in Iceland since you'll not only be learning fun and bizarre stories about Iceland's unique food history but you'll also get a really great feel for the city, how the streets work and along with practical information regarding your stay in Iceland.

QUICK FACTS ABOUT THE TOUR:

The tour has multiple departures every day, all year round.
The price per person is approx. 110 USD and includes over 9+ fantastic Icelandic cuisines.
The duration of the food walk is approx. 3 hours.
The tour does get fully booked in advance so it's always recommended to book in advance.
The food walk takes place in downtown Reykjavik (the meeting location is a short walk from any hotel in the city)

Cost: