2026 trekking season is near. Book early and save up to 15%! Early Bird Deals

About tour

Taste your way through Reykjavík on a small-group food walk, conveniently departing from Harpa Concert Hall in the downtown area. Over three hours, visit local restaurants, cafés, and food trucks, sampling classic Icelandic flavors such as fresh seafood, lamb dishes, and homemade ice cream. The tour is family-friendly and guided by a local foodie. 

Highly rated by travelers, this experience is recognized as the #1 rated food tour in the world on TripAdvisor, backed by 18,000+ five-star reviews.

Highlights

  • Award-winning food tour
  • Guaranteed daily departures
  • Small-group experience (max 14 guests)
  • Up to 8 Icelandic dishes at local venues
  • Mix of restaurants, cafés, and food trucks

Included

  • 3-hour guided walking tour through central Reykjavík
  • Local English-speaking foodie guide

What to bring

  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Clothes suitable for the weather conditions & rainwear

Tour Snapshot

Availability All Year
Duration 3 hours
Departs From Reykjavik
Level Easy Suitable for most people in fair condition.
Minimum age 4 years
Ratio 1:14
Meet on Location Yes
Pick Up No

From

143
Per
Adult
  • Expert Guides
  • Small Group Experience
  • No Booking Fees
  • Fast & Secure Payment
  • Best Price Guarantee
  • Operated by our trusted partner

Klarna Payment Method

From

143
Book Now

Itinerary

When you meet your local food walk guide at Harpa Concert Hall, you can look forward to three hours of the most delicious tastes within Icelandic cuisine, and the best sights to be found in the heart of Reykjavík.

First and foremost, you will experience Reykjavík by sampling the local food. On this unique walking tour, we will visit up to five unique restaurants to try their best Icelandic culinary delicacies. The restaurants have been selected by your specialist local food guide for one reason only – they offer the most delightful local Icelandic food.

Close up view of a hot Icelandic meal with potatoes, fish and salad, in restaurant in Reykajvik.

Some of these places are famous ‘must-visit Reykjavík restaurants’, and others are little-known but characterful local places which are hidden down the back streets of the city.

This really is a walking tour for foodies, so make sure you wear your comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather! Along the way, you will see some of the best-known buildings and sights in Reykjavík and learn some fascinating stories about them.

You can rest assured your guide has an eye for the quirky and the less obvious, so you will get to know some amazing tidbits of information as you wander around. Your stream of footsteps will frequently be punctuated by another ´food visit’, and yet more great culinary wonders to try. So, you will never be walking for long without an interesting and delicious food break.

Four friends holding up their ice cream desserts to cheers, in a restaurant in Reykjavik.

We want you to enjoy a taste of Icelandic history in more ways than one. You will see the buildings of Reykjavík, learn some of their stories, and taste many delicacies.

Along the way, the tour introduces some of the foods that have shaped Icelandic cuisine over centuries. Lamb and seafood have long played a central role in Iceland’s diet, dating back to the country’s earliest settlement more than 1,100 years ago. As you move through Reykjavík, tastings are paired with short stories about how local ingredients, geography, and history continue to influence what Icelanders eat today!

  • Meet your Reykjavík Food Walk guide at Harpa Concert Hall, Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík. The guide will be waiting by the main entrance, either inside the lobby or just outside. 
  • Please wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the weather; bringing rainwear is highly recommended. 
  • Food tastings are included; alcoholic beverages are not included. 
  • Most dietary restrictions can be accommodated if noted at booking. 

Please note: Food tastings and menu items may vary depending on the season, availability, and participating venues on the day of the tour. 

FAQ

Yes. All food tastings are included in the tour price. 

Yes. The Reykjavík Food Walk is family-friendly and suitable for children aged 4 years and up. 

The tour includes a guided walking experience in a small group, with visits to 5 selected restaurants, cafés, or food trucks in central Reykjavík. All food tastings are included and feature a variety of Icelandic dishes. *Alcoholic beverages are not included. 

Yes, the tour is conducted in English. 

No, alcohol is the only thing that is excluded from the food tour.

Yes. A reduced price is available for children aged 4–12 years. 

You Might Also Like

Contact us for more information about this tour

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.