Food tour in Reykjavik

Guided Foodie Walking Tour with 6 Tastings

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All 20 restaurants

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Messinn

Messinn is a seafood restaurant at Laekjargata 6b that specialises in fresh seafood, served at lunchtime and in the evening every day of the week.

Mat Bar

Mat Bar is a Mediterranean restaurant at Hverfisgata 26, 101 Reykjavik.

Skal

Skál serves Icelandic produce with natural wines, Icelandic beers and craft cocktails at Njálsgata 1, 101 Reykjavík, its home since the fall of 2024.

Snaps Bistro

Snaps Bistro is a French-Danish bar and restaurant by Óðinstorg Square, offering first-class ingredients, classic cuisine and a fine wine list.

Skreid

Skreid at Laugavegur 4 in Reykjavik serves Basque inspired tapas, cocktails and wine, and its Kitchen Bar is its take on a chef's table at the pass.

Ramen Momo

Ramen Momo at Tryggvagata 16 calls itself the first ramen joint in Iceland, serving housemade ramen noodles and dumplings since it was founded in 2014.

Hosilo

Hosilo, meaning ‘small room’, is a restaurant at Hverfisgata 12 with a market-led, weekly changing menu of a couple of starters and three main courses.

ROK

ROK is an Icelandic fine casual restaurant at Frakkastigur 26a in Reykjavik, focusing on serving high quality food in a friendly relaxed environment.

Sjavargrillid

Sjavargrillid is a seafood restaurant at Skolavordustigur 14 specialising in grilled Icelandic dishes with international flavours, open since 2011.

Kopar

Kopar is a seafood restaurant at Geirsgata 3 on Reykjavik's Old Harbor, with seasonal menus, small plates to share and a sommelier-selected wine list.

Hornid

Hornið opened its doors in 1979 as Iceland's first Italian restaurant at Hafnarstræti 15, serving hand-made pizza, fresh pasta and Atlantic seafood.

Sushi Social

Sushi Social at Thingholtsstraeti 5 has a 7 course menu that combines Iceland's produce with Japanese and South American cuisine, and a 5 course omakase.

Kol Restaurant

Kol is a charcoal-grilled steakhouse at Skolavordustigur 40 in Reykjavik, focused on Icelandic ingredients with inspiration from around the world.

Kaffivagninn

Kaffivagninn is the oldest restaurant in Iceland, founded in 1935 by the harbor at Grandagardur 10 and serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Tapas Barinn

Tapas Barinn at Vesturgata 3b has been vibrant for over 25 years, serving tapas made with local sourced ingredients and open from 17:00 every evening.

Forrettabarinn

Forréttabarinn at Nylendugata 14 in Reykjavik offers appetizers and desserts, using Icelandic ingredients with cooking inspiration from Southern Europe.

Hofnin

Höfnin is a homely family restaurant at Geirsgata 7c by the small boat harbour in Reykjavik, serving classic Icelandic food with a view over the old harbour.

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