Top Reykjavik Dining Experiences

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.

Take a 3-hour sea angling tour from Reykjavik and learn the best techniques for the sport. Board a traditional wooden fishing boat. Visit some of the best fishing grounds in the area and enjoy whatever you catch as part of a gourmet lunch on board. Then, enjoy a puffin-watching excursion before returning to shore.

Get to know Iceland's southern coast and embark on a glacier hike during this full-day tour. With your small group of fellow travelers (less than 20 for any tour), visit the Reynisfjara black sand beach, Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and Sólheimajökull Glacier. Round-trip hotel transportation via minibus and all safety gear (harness, ice axe, carabiners, and crampons) included.

Take your taste buds on an adventure with a 7-course teppanyaki tasting menu in Reykjavík, Iceland, the land of ice and fire. Be welcomed with a sake cocktail (or a similar drink) and be amazed as your chef performs a volcanic flame show while crafting your meal. Have chance to taste the best of Icelandic ingredients, including the famous Icelandic langoustine (lobster), Icelandic arctic charr (fish), and free-range Icelandic Lamb, grilled on a teppanyaki table. Treat yourself with a meal at the only teppanyaki restaurant in Iceland. Watch a unique teppanyaki-style food tasting show and a welcome sake cocktail. Admire the chef's skill as they bend the fire to their will to create a mouthwatering menu. Located a modern glass building area in the Reykjavik city center (only 200 m away from historic landmark Höfði house and Fosshotel Reykjavik), the restaurant is not far from the ocean. In winter, you can also view the northern lights from the nearby light house by the ocean.

A luxury food experience. A fusion of art, taste, and great fun. Providing a unique opportunity to explore the interesting home cooked food Icelanders have to offer.