Reykjavik Weekend Food Tour (Including Flea Market)

Taste authentic Icelandic food on a food tour

Visit the Reykjavík Flea Market

Professional guide from Your Friend in Reykjavik

A great way to get to know the city

If you join a food tour in Reykjavík, wouldn’t you want to taste truly authentic Icelandic food?

Through our selection of local delicacies, you can tick off many items on your Icelandic food bucket list. In addition, we will also visit the interesting food stalls at the Reykjavík Flea Market.

[Itinerary Reference]:

Departure: Ingólfur Square – meet by the 2 large stone pillars. Optional departure times: 11:30, 13:00 (Please be sure to attend the activity at the time selected when booking). No refunds for late arrivals or no‑shows. Please arrive 5 minutes before departure time.

Attraction/Experience: 3 hours, guided tour, city centre. Our guide will take you on a 3‑hour food adventure in central Reykjavík.

Return: The tour ends at a local restaurant near the city centre. Optional return times: 14:30, 16:00 (subject to the departure time selected when booking and the duration of the tour). Our tour ends at a local restaurant near the city centre.

The itinerary may be adjusted depending on traffic and weather conditions.

One of the best things about joining a food tour is learning about the country’s history while tasting delicious and interesting food.

All of our guides are experts and graduates of the Icelandic Guide School, but more importantly, they know how to entertain and educate at the same time.

Our stops are carefully selected to offer traditional Icelandic cuisine.

Make sure to come hungry!

We will do our best to accommodate dietary restrictions and allergies.

Visit the Reykjavík Flea Market to find the most exotic and unique Icelandic foods!

Iceland is known for its love of liquorice and chocolate – preferably eaten together.

We will visit the most famous sights in the city, introducing you to their origins while enjoying selected food.

During the weekend, the Flea Market (Kolaportið) is a gathering place for locals and tourists alike.