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Route: Traditional Icelandic food and craft beers from local breweries
Tip: Come hungry: the tour has multiple stops to taste local bites and drinks, including Icelandic beers from breweries around the country.
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Flóki Whisky Distillery Tour & Tasting in Reykjavík
A small-group tour of Iceland's first and only whisky distillery, showing how Flóki single malt is made from 100% Icelandic barley, with a guided tasting throughout.
TipBesides Flóki whisky you taste Vor Gin and Víti Brennivín, and the tour includes a Q&A with a member of the Eimverk team.
Private Food Walking Tour in Reykjavik
A private food walk through the old Reykjavik city center, with local food treats at restaurants the guides handpicked as partners; guides graduated from the Icelandic Tourist guide school.
TipDietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated, an Icelandic drink of choice ends the tour, and you should come hungry.
Reykjavik: Eimverk Distillery Guided Tour with Tasting
A guided tour of Eimverk Distillery in Reykjavik tracing whiskey from barley to glass, with a tasting of Flóki, Vor Premium Gin and Víti Brennivín.
TipThe tour starts with an introduction and a welcome drink, and you can ask plenty of questions throughout the experience.
Wake Up Reykjavik ★ 4.7
Wake Up Reykjavik's tour visits 5 local restaurants to taste Icelandic dishes, starting at Harpa Concert Hall with multiple departure times every day.
TipThe tour accommodates most dietary restrictions, such as gluten and lactose intolerance, vegetarians and most allergies.
Your Friend in Reykjavik: Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour ★ 4.5
The Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour from Your Friend in Reykjavik visits handpicked stops serving traditional Icelandic food, and the last stop serves a drink of choice.
TipWater at all stops is included, and the operator does its best to accommodate dietary restrictions and allergies.
Funky Iceland ★ 4.3
Funky Iceland's Food and Beer Walk is a 3-hour tour with at least 5 foodie stops, 9 traditional Icelandic dishes and 4 locally brewed craft beers.
TipIt is a small group of no more than 8 people, and the walk is available for private groups upon request.