Food and Drink Tours in Iceland
Food tours in Reykjavík, brewery visits and traditional Icelandic cooking.
Choose your tour
Icelandic cooking is built on what the sea and the land gave: lamb, fish, skyr and rye bread baked in hot ground. A food tour is the efficient way to taste a lot at once and get an explanation for what is on the plate — which is not always obvious.
Reykjavík Food Walk
A walk between downtown spots with a tasting at each — from skyr and dried fish to hot dishes. Good on your first day.
Brewery Tour
A visit to an Icelandic brewery with a craft beer tasting. An easy addition to an evening in Reykjavík.
Farm and Food Tour
Out of the city to taste lamb, skyr and local produce, often with a stop at a hot spring or greenhouse.
Every food and drink tour
The live list of food tours, beer tastings and brewery visits, with today’s prices.
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Before you book
- A food tour is a good rainy-day plan — most stops are indoors and you need no car.
- Tell the operator about allergies in advance; most places can adapt but need notice.
- Alcohol is expensive in Iceland — tasting tours work out cheaper than ordering glasses around town.