FOOD WALK IN DOWNTOWN REYKJAVÍK

Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour - Traditional Icelandic Food

When doing a Reykjavik food tour, don’t you want to try out the truly authentic food from Iceland?

With our selection of local food treats you can check off a lot of things on your Icelandic food bucket list, and you sure won’t be disappointed with the quality of the restaurants we handpicked as our partners.

One of the best things about doing a food tour is getting a sense of the history of the country while eating something delicious & exciting.

All our guides are experts and graduates from the Tour guide school of Iceland, but more importantly, they know how to entertain and educate at the same time. 

• Try at least ten traditional foods from Iceland
• A Small-group tour, limited to 12 people, ensures a personal experience
• Get a sense of the history of Iceland while eating something delicious
• The walk is good to get oriented in the old Reykjavik city center
• Expert Fun Loving Local Guides so you can ask us anything
• Tips on Food, Fun & Drink for the rest of our stay in Reykjavik
• We do accommodate dietary restrictions & allergies such as gluten & lactose intolerance, vegetarians & more!
  Keep in mind though that traditional Icelandic food is meat, fish, and dairy.
  

Itinerary

We meet up by the two stone pillars (over 3 meter high) by Ingólfur Square

Our starting point is Ingolfur Square by the two stone pillars

Your Guide will meet up with you at Ingolfur Square in the center of Reykjavik by the two stone pillars
(They are over 3 meters high).

The square on Google Maps:
https://goo.gl/maps/wmKoKvB8YZfC3p8C7

Our expert local guides usually wear a light blue jacket with Your Friend in Reykjavik on the back.

The Square is in front of Center Hotels Plaza, Adalstræti 6. The Square is at the beginning of Austurstræti (Austurstræti 1).

The Seabaron - Sægreifinn

Our first stop changes based on which tour you book, but it's always a delicious lobster soup or a vegan alternative.

Our 2nd stop is the fast food institution of Iceland = The one and only hot dog stand Bæjarins Besta

This hot dog stands has been in operation since 1937

Our 3rd stop is a local street food staple

Here we try ourselves on traditional lamb soup - a local favourite.

Our 4th stop is at a local specialty market

So we can view some samples of what is traditional food in Iceland.

Our 5th and final stop

We finish our delicious Food tour at Restaurant Dass