The Reykjavik Food Walk

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Lisa Dahl
"😊 One of the best things to do in Reykjavik is take a food tour. 🇮🇸 Not only will you eat delicious food, but you'll also learn about Iceland's culture and history. 🦈 HARKAL: Fermented shark... if this sounds disgusting, you're right! But harkal is one of Iceland's traditional, national foods... something the Vikings ate to survive. 😉 Do you dare try it? 🌭 PYLSA: Icelandic hot dogs are mainly made of lamb. Order them with EVERYTHING: Icelandic mustard, ketchup, remoulade, fried onions, and raw onions. NOTE: There are 4-5 unique stops on each tour that vary depending on the time of day. ⏰ TIMING: 3 hours with multiple time slots throughout the day. Approximately 2 km of walking. Check out the link below to discover my favourite tour."
Stephen Jiroch
"We thought this was a super great way to learn about the city's culture, history, and architecture, and definitely recommend checking it out. It was a fantastic way to start our trip. Depending on your arrival time (or the number of nights you stay in Reykjavik), we highly recommend this food walk! We did the 11:30 am tour and it worked great with our itinerary. Pro Tip: Make sure to come hungry! Do not eat a big meal right before this tour because you will get full after the first couple of stops. If you want to save some money, use the code LOVERSPASSPORT10 for 10% OFF! "
"Finding authentic places to eat can be tricky in an unfamiliar place. Take the guesswork out of your visit to Reykjavík on this guided walking tour that takes you to a multitude of eateries around the capital, including the city's oldest restaurant and a much-loved hot dog stand. In a small group of no more than 12, learn about Iceland's culinary history and traditions as you sample such dishes as Icelandic meat soup, skyr, and lobster soup."

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