Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour - Traditional Icelandic Food

Itinerary

We meet up by the two stone pillars (over 3 meter high) by Ingólfur Square

Our starting point is Ingolfur Square by the two stone pillars

We meet up at Ingolfstorg Square in the center of Reykjavik by the two stone high seat pillars (Over 2 meters high), The square is at the beginning of Austurstræti (Austurstræti 1) and is squared off by the streets Aðalstræti, Hafnarstræti, Veltusund, and Vallarstræti. If you walk down Laugavegur (The main shopping street) please just continue all the way down until you come to the square always walking straight down until you can't continue further. On the Ingolfur square itself, you can see Kvosin a small grocery market and Center Hotel Plaza.

Sæta Svínið Gastropub

Our first stop is very popular Gastropub Sæta Svínið or The Pretty pig 

Once there we will startoff with a small appetizer of a Smoked Puffin with a Crowberry liqueur sauce and some Icelandic goat cheese

Our 2nd stop is Hressó or Hressingarskálinn for the delicious Icelandic sheep soup

This is the most traditional dish in Icelandic cuisine, Iceland in a bowl some say

Our 3d stop is the fast food institution of Iceland = The one and only hot dog stand Bæjarins Besta

This hot dog stands has been in operation since 1937

Our 4th stop is the legendary Seabaron by the old Reykjavik harbor

Here we sample Icelandic Lobster soup, a small piece of Minke whale steak and if you are up for it ... a small piece of the dreaded Icelandic Fermented shark

Our 5th stop is Geysir Bistro

Here we experience Icelandic style Fish & chips. Fresh fish in a light batter with some new potatoes.

Our 6th and final stop (Unless it's the daytours during the weekends) = Skyr Dessert

We finish our easy semi circle downtown back at the lovely Sæta Svínið for a delicious Skyr Dessert and an Icelandic drink of choice