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Iceland's classics.
The 10 most popular food & drink tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Small-group Reykjavik food tour with classic tastes like shellfish soup, hot dogs, lamb soup, and fermented shark.
“Excellent guide. Food stops was excellent. Explained the history well and the food was described good. Plenty to eat in the tour and very varied. Stephan our guide was informative recommend this trip”
Taste iconic Icelandic comfort food and bold bites in small-group Reykjavík stops, with stories, history, and a final drink.
“We learned, we ate, we explored, and we went away stuffed! tasty bites and plenty of them.”
A 75-minute Reykjavik distillery tour at Eimverk: learn the whiskey and gin process, then taste Flóki, Vor gin and Víti.
“Paul was absolutely incredible! Great tour with in depth technical knowledge and a history lesson. He’s a great storyteller and amazing bartender. 10/10 recommend!!!”
Reykjavik food and drink small-group walk with included bites, drinks, and old-town sights plus guide-led Icelandic history on the way.
“Hands down one of the best food/drink tours we've had. Quality of food, variety, and pacing/sequencing of the stops was perfect. What really made it a stand-out experience was our guide, Stevie. I've never done a food tour where our guide was as knowledgeable as he was on Icelandic history. We went to two museums…”
Reykjavik Beer & Booze Tour with three bar stops, craft beer and snaps tastings, and local city tips in about 2.5 hours.
“We had a wonderful walking tour with Kris. He truly deserved a full tour group (12 people) but my husband and I enjoyed a personal, private tour. Kris shared the very interesting and entertaining history behind the growth of beer in Iceland. We got to learn a great deal about day-to-day life in Iceland. And…”
Private Reykjavik food walk with shellfish soup, lamb hot dogs, snacks, market stops, and fermented shark at Dass. Pickup and tickets included.
“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…”
Taste Iceland in central Reykjavik on a 3.5-hour evening food and drink walk with 5 stops, Icelandic beers, and great guide stories.
“the activity was amazing, our guide was really friendly. The food and drinks were delicious. Moreover, we feel that we got the real icelandic experience through the dishes we ate.”
Reykjavik beer-and-booze walking tour: 10 Icelandic craft beers or 5 schnaps, local guides, city center stops in 2.5 hours.
“Very small group and perfect. It was such a wonderful evening. Learned a lot about the Icelandic beer scene but a whole lot more. Really enjoyed our evening!”
Reykjavík’s only teppanyaki spot serves a 7-course Icelandic tasting with a live fire show and a welcome sake cocktail in 1.5 hours.
“A1, would recommend to everyone, Chef was great very entertaining, food delicious.”
A 3-hour Reykjavik food walk with included tastings, a flea market stop, and classic bites like the lamb hot dog and meat soup.
“Tour guide Stefan was amazing! Started off late but he was a wonderful speaker and had lots of great stories of the history of Iceland. I'm not so sure why viator had flea market advertised but we did stop at a local shop and sampled some local Icelandic treats. Tour was very fun and would…”
