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10 Best Reykjavik Food Tours In Iceland

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The 10 most popular reykjavik food tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.

10 Best Reykjavik Food Tours In Iceland

Reykjavik: Guided Foodie Walking Tour with 6 Tastings

Reykjavik: Guided Foodie Walking Tour with 6 Tastings - The Harpa meetup and how the tour gets you moving fast

Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour – Icelandic Traditional Food

Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour - Icelandic Traditional Food - Harbor Comfort Food at Seabaron: Shellfish Soup First

2.Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour – Icelandic Traditional Food

5.0

Small-group Reykjavik food tour with classic tastes like shellfish soup, hot dogs, lamb soup, and fermented shark.

“Robyn is an amazing guide for this Food Tour in Reykjavik. Knowledgeable, warm, and friendly, she made everyone feel comfortable and took us to some incredible eats. I would not have known to go to many of these places. Not to be missed. Highly recommended!”

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Reykjavik: Icelandic Food Tour

Reykjavik: Icelandic Food Tour - Finding Hlöllabátar: the meeting point with a real-world landmark

Reykjavik: Evening Icelandic Food and Drink Tour

Reykjavik: Evening Icelandic Food and Drink Tour - Meeting Point and How the Timing Feels

Weekend Reykjavik Food Tour with a stop at the Reykjavik Flea Market

Weekend Reykjavik Food Tour with a stop at the Reykjavik Flea Market - Ingólfstorgi start: easy to find, easy to time

Reykjavik Food Tour – Old Harbor Walking Tour

Reykjavik Food Tour - Old Harbor Walking Tour - The pacing: how 3 hours stays fun instead of rushed

6.Reykjavik Food Tour – Old Harbor Walking Tour

5.0

Taste real Icelandic food on a small-group Reykjavik Old Harbor walking tour with 6+ local bites, museums, and history.

“Sabrina was our tour guide and she did a great job sharing her knowledge of Iceland and its food. We had a wonderful time. We tried some decent food. I would suggest this trip.”

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The Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour

The Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour - Where you start at Hlöllabátar (and how to time your evening)

7.The Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour

4.8

Taste Reykjavik’s Christmas classics on a 3-hour guided food-and-drink walk, with a stop at the Little Christmas Store in Laugavegur.

“Loved the tour, our guide Pauly was amazing, kind and told us a lot about Iceland and it’s traditions. Food itself was great, loved all the restaurants and food options. We had an amazing time”

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Reykjavik Food Tour – Supermarket Tour & Lunch at Microbrewery

Reykjavik Food Tour - Supermarket Tour & Lunch at Microbrewery - What you actually learn (and how to use it later)

3-Hour Shared Christmas Food Tour with Guide in Reykjavik

3-Hour Shared Christmas Food Tour with Guide in Reykjavik - Stop 1: Hlöllabátar Sets the Tone for the Whole Holiday Loop

9.3-Hour Shared Christmas Food Tour with Guide in Reykjavik

4.5

A 3-hour small-group Reykjavik Christmas food walk with guide, tastings, and holiday stops including a Santa letter and gifts.

“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.”

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Reykjavik Food Tour and City Walk – PRIVATE TOUR

Reykjavik Food Tour and City Walk - PRIVATE TOUR - Hallgrímskirkja and the Alþingi area: the story starts with location

10.Reykjavik Food Tour and City Walk – PRIVATE TOUR

5.0

Private 4-hour Reykjavik food walk with tastings of seafood, lamb, pastries, ice cream, and classic hot dogs, plus city sights.

“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…”

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