Taste of Iceland

Gourmet grocery store · Reykjavik

Taste of Iceland

Gourmet grocery store · Reykjavik

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Laugavegur 7, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

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Unique Icelandic foods, salts, chocolates, syrups, owner friendly  

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Laugavegur 7, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland Get directions

+354 770 5565
tasteoficeland.is
@taste.of.iceland

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Petya Georgieva Miller

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Incredible store with an enormous amount of Icelandic goods such as never-heard-of types of salts (I got one with rhubarb and one with Nordic herbs), gorgeous fruit jams, hard-to-choose-from local chocolates and candy, soaps in felt, candles, and variety of beautiful souvenirs. We had a great chat with the owner who answered all our curious questions. We will definitely be back! Highly recommend!

Camilo Federico Medina García

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Taste of Iceland is my favorite store par excellence! They only sell very high quality products, made by local producers who put a lot of effort and love in each of the things they make. The staff at the store is amazing, super friendly and they advise you with whatever you need, they are amazing. I recently went by there and Re-Argentina was there doing a pop up with their alfajores and it was fabulous, their alfajores are delicious!!! If you have the opportunity to stop by when Carla is there, don't miss the chance to try this delicacy. 100% recommended

Belen Mosovich

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Beautiful store, plenty of interesting things but the argentinian alfajores are such a beautiful piece of art and the flavor of them it's simply amazing. It's such an amazing fusion to have argentinian products inspired in iceland flavors and to find this beautiful connection between the country I come from and the country i'm choosing to live. If you have the chance take this alfajores home, they are a really nice gift

Gabrielle Zendan

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This is my favorite place to go for local tasty treats to take back home to the states with me. The owner Einar is amazing and is happy to show you around the shop to tell you about all the small businesses featured in his shop from places around the country of Iceland! There are products here that you can’t find at other shops. So skip the overrun souvenir shops and support local here.

H J Melnick

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Great shop with all locally produced goods. Great prices.

Emilia Loidl

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Taste of Iceland sells the most wonderful "alfajores" ever: Re Argentina. These sweet candies will truly delight you with its Argentinian "dulce de leche" (caramel milk) and Icelandic chocolate. Definitely worth a try!

Sol Berruezo Pichon-Rivière

Google
The perfect store to find natural and local products that you don't find anywhere else! Also beautiful local art.

Catherine Rivadeneyra

Google
Walking into the Taste of Iceland store is like stepping into a curated celebration of the island’s raw beauty and bounty, each item telling a story of land, fire, and ice. But among the local gems, one unexpected delight stood out: Argentinian alfajores, crafted lovingly in Iceland using traditional recipes and a hint of local flair. The dulce de leche was rich and velvety, sandwiched between melt-in-your-mouth cookies. It’s this thoughtful mix of tradition and innovation that makes the store feel so special. You come for the Icelandic produce — pure, honest, unforgettable — and you leave with a taste of the world, beautifully reimagined in the North.