Food and Fun Festival ★ 4.5
Food and Fun pairs international guest chefs with Reykjavik restaurants for five days of exclusive menus built on Icelandic ingredients, the city's flagship food festival.
Focus: Icelandic and international fine dining
Food festivals in Reykjavik worth planning a trip around, by month.
Food festivals in Reykjavik worth planning a trip around, by month.
Food and Fun pairs international guest chefs with Reykjavik restaurants for five days of exclusive menus built on Icelandic ingredients, the city's flagship food festival.
Focus: Icelandic and international fine dining
The Annual Icelandic Beer Festival builds a four-day March celebration around Beer Day, when Iceland's 1989 end of beer prohibition is marked with tastings from local breweries.
Focus: Icelandic craft beer
Thorrablot is Iceland's midwinter feast through the old month of Thorri, when fermented shark, smoked lamb and soured ram form the Thorramatur spread eaten across Reykjavik.
Focus: Traditional preserved Icelandic foods
Reykjavik Culture Night, Menningarnott, fills the August streets with free food stalls of waffles, fermented shark and lamb plus open kitchens, the city's biggest single-day festival.
Focus: Icelandic street food and home baking
Fishermen's Day, Sjomannadagurinn, fills the Reykjavik Old Harbour each June with grilled langoustine and cod stalls, a blessing of the fleet and Iceland's seafaring traditions.
Focus: Icelandic seafood