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28 KLAUSTURKAFFI Icelandic Cuisine with an Emphasis on Ingredients from the Surrounding Coun- Tryside. Try the Succulent Lamb Or 1 KAFFITÁR the amazing scenery. The menu features a the communal table arrangement! flowers and plants, berries and herbs gath- 19 GAMLI BISTRO Vallanes, while Autumn brings a welcome 28 KLAUSTURKAFFI Smyrlabjörg, Höfn í Hornafirði (rural) 37 TRYggVASKÁLI 40 GEYSIR BISTRO Professional service and passion for coffee variety of delicacies sure to delight anyone; Neðstakaupstað, Ísafjörður ered from the surrounding countryside, as If there is an original Icelandic country addition to their pantry with delicacies such Icelandic cuisine with an emphasis on 478 1074 / smyrlabjorg.is A brand new restaurant located in the The trendy Geysir Bistro is an ideal place to has been the driving force of Kaffitár since seafood soup, home-baked bread, cakes 456 4419 / Tjöruhúsið | Facebook well as seafood and puffins from the fjord. tavern, it is Gamli Bistro (The old farm) as wild mushrooms from the woods, berries ingredients from the surrounding coun- oldest house in Selfoss. Sitting on the bank stop for a fancy lunch, a glass of wine or an 1990. Kaffitár offers a diverse range of cof- and waffles with cream and apple pie Small, family-owned place that makes you - a casual, non-fast-food restaurant in and Icelandic herbs. Taking a detour from tryside. Try the succulent lamb or reindeer 33 HALI GUESTHOUSE at Ölfusá river the house originally served afternoon snack made with the best local fee drinks and delightful treats to go with to die for! 10 LITLIBÆR SKÖTUFIRÐI feel welcome. Reykjahlíð where local musicians might Route 1 is definitely worth it! meat, and the intriguingly named “stone Traditional Icelandic food using ingredients as a base for workers while building the ingredients sourced from local farmers. them. Well-trained staff put their heart Hellnar, Snæfellsbær This small but beautiful stone-laden Hofsós (rural) just take the stage and then exit just as Norðurgata 2, Seyðisfjörður brambles” or “larch boletus mushroom.” from the surrounding countryside; meat bridge. Today Tryggvaskáli is a fine dining Afterwards a walk across the street to and soul in every sip. Kaffitár has been 453 6844 / fjoruhusid.is turf house from 1895 offers coffee and 453 7432 / lonkot.com unceremoniously. It’s a great place to sit 472 1277 / hotelaldan.com Every day throughout summer they offer broth, arctic char from glacial streams, restaurant focusing on local seasonal the natural wonders of the spouting geo- awarded for their environmental policy home-made pastries made in the tradi- outside on a sunny day, quench your thirst both lunch and coffee buffets featuring lamb, and rhubarb compote. During ingredients from the region including fresh thermal area featuring the famous geysir and has taken the coffee culture to a higher 6 LEIFSBÚÐ tional housewife’s way. In Litlibær you can 15 HANNES BOY CAFÉ with a local beer or two before heading off 24 SKAFTFELL home-baked bread and cakes. summer they offer a simple buffet in the salmon from the river. Strokkur is ideal. Another of the World’s level in Iceland importing and roasting their Good, hearty fishsoup served with newly purchase local handicrafts and experience a Herring, lobster, whale meat, salmon, to the thermal baths at lake Mývatn. Skaftfell is a quirky cafe/art gallery furnished Skriðuklaustur, Egilsstaðir (rural) evenings and coffee and cakes during the Tryggvatorg, Selfoss natural wonders crossed off your list! own produce. baked bread, toasted bread with cheeses moment of quiet reflection in the picturesc salted cod and the freshest catch of the day Reynihlíð, Mývatn in the spirit of the late artist Dieter Roth. 471 2992 / skriduklaustur.is day. This building (resembling a book- 482 1390 / tryggvaskali.is Haukadalur, Selfoss (rural) Stapabraut 7, Njarðvík from Búðardalur and a hearty chicken nature in the West. is among many of the fish dishes available. 464 4170 / myvatnhotel.is It has a laid-back vibe that appears to be shelf!) was built in memory of one of our 480 6800 / geysircenter.is 420 2700 / kaffitar.is salad. Fantastic! Or, if you prefer, enjoy the Skötufjörður, Ísafjarðardjúp (rural) Did we say “fresh”? - you can practically popular with young locals and tourists alike. 29 HOTEL FRAMTÍÐ beloved authors, Þorbergur Þórðarsson and 38 RED HOUSE RESTAURANT delicious home baked cakes, cookies or 894 4809 / 456 4809 / Litlibær | Facebook watch the catch come in from the harbour 20 VOGAFJÓS Try their local beer on tap to accompany A cosy restaurant overlooking the small if you want to learn more the exhibition is Located in a small village in the south, The 41 THE LITTLE COFFEE SHOP 2 THE SETTLEMENT CENTRE even ice cream. The Dalesmen are revered that’s just a few feet from the restaurant. If A unique location, that’s for sure! A cowshed the seafood pizza. Upstairs at Skaftfell´s harbour and colourful fishing boats. It’s well worth visiting. Red House (Rauða húsið) offers delectable Without doubt the most quirky service 15 In a charming old wooden house in for their cheese-making and in the evening 11 ÖgUR TRAVEL RESTAURANT weather permitts you can sit outside over- is the setting with visitors enjoying meals contemporary art space there’s usually an perhaps not surprising that the popular Höfn í Hornafirði (rural) seafood catch-of-the-day dishes cooked station on the national ring road. Apart 8 Borganes the cuisine lovingly features you should try a cheeseboard with a bottle This place focuses on pure and fresh looking the boats and savour even more while watching cows being milked. Vogafjós interesting exhibition worth seeing. daily special is always the “catch-of-the- 478 1073/ hali.is / thorbergssetur.is to perfection. The house is close to the from fuel for your vehicle you can also 11 9 18 traditional and national flavours; Mussels of red wine. ingredients from local suppliers inspired the atmosphere of this beautiful fishing offers local and homemade food such as Austurvegur 42, Seydisfjordur day,” whether it is cod, trout, halibut, seaside and you can actually hear the fill up on numerous different servings 10 14 from Breidafjordur Bay, whole Icelandic Búðarbraut 1, Búðardalur by the food traditions and history of the town. For a casual lunch try Rauðka (next cheese made from their cows’ milk and 472 1633 / skaftfell.is redfish, plaice or haddock. Apart from their 34 SLIppURINN EATERY ocean waves just outside the windows. of homemade bread with thick layers of 7 Lacostine, and beef from local farm 434 1441 / Leifsbúð | Facebook Vestfjords. The menu features a delicious door neighbour) run by the same people. bread baked in the geothermal heat of good but small menu they also make pretty With a slow food ideology and a touch of In the winter months you may even see salmon, herring and other toppings, not Leirulækur. Sometimes there is entrecote seafood soup made from freshly caught Gránugata 19, Siglufjörður nearby geysers. The smoked lamb is deli- 25 RANDULLFS SEAHOUSE good pizzas. Scandinavian cuisine the young Master the aurora borealis from the backyard if to mention hearty Icelandic meet soup. 16 17 steak on the menu that simply melts in the 7 SIMBAHÖLLIN CAFÉ fish with freshly baked bread, home-baked 467 1550 / hannesboy.is cious and so is the pan-fried trout and lamb. Built in1890 to land and process herring Vogaland 4, Djúpivogur Chef Gísli Matthías Auðunsson offers you’re lucky! This place is also a Mecca for football lovers 13 mouth. And if you are passing by around Simbahöllin is a beautiful and homely cakes and hearty sandwiches. The restau- Vogafjós, Mývatn and providing fishermen’s lodging in the 478 8887 / 478 8187 / hotelframtid.com creative and innovative takes on the Búðarstíg 4, Eyrarbakka with the walls papered with photos from 12 19 lunch time they also offer gorgeous buffet café featuring original interior, hardwood rant is located in an old community house 16 RUB 23 464 4303 / vogafjos.net upstairs quarters. Now it offers travellers Island’s most traditional dishes using local 483 3330 / 897 8512 / raudahusid.is Icelandic football history. - full of delicious salads, healthy soup and floors, stairways and furniture dating from and makes for a perfect spot for travellers. This trendy restaurant encourages custom- traditional food from east Iceland such 30 THE LANGOUSTINE HARBOUR ingredients and home grown herbs. This Hellisheiði, between Reykjavík and 20 home baked bread. 1916. They take pride in offering one of the Ögur Ísafjarðardjúpi (rural) ers to create their own marinades (or ‘rubs’) 21 SÆNAUTASEL as reindeer, fresh seafood delicacies, RESTAURANT eatery is located in one of the most unique 39 LINDIN Hveragerði / 557 7601 Brákarbraut 13-15, Borgarnes, best Belgium waffles in Iceland - and it’s 857 1840 / ogurtravel.com for their fresh fish and lamb dishes. If you’re A re-built old turf house from 1843 and shark-meat and dried fish (both widely As the name suggests, it’s langoustine harbours in Iceland and they have managed Set in the beautiful surroundings of 23 437 1600 / landnamssetur.is true! And if you crave a really good coffee not so experimental or keen on turning your famous for its story. Here you can experience acknowledged as being one of the very best straight from the boats in the harbour. The to create a raw and cool environment in Laugarvatn in a charming old house, the 24 6 on your travels this is the place to stop by. 12 SORCERY CAFÉ meal into a science project, you can select a real traditional household, Icelandic food in Iceland). Apart from the food we recom- langoustine is selected on the boats which this old steel workshop. restaurant Lindin is only a few metres 21 22 3 LANGHOLT GUESTHOUSE They also offer tasty pies, soup and meals Interesting, to say the least! This small from their sushi remix, arctic char, or the and hospitality.
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