Cafés

Cafe Petite is a cosy coffee house in Keflavik. We emphasize on a relaxed, comfortable environment that makes you feel right at home. With comfortable seating, no-limit free WiFi and prices that will make your bank account very happy. We have coffee, cocktails, desserts and great variety of unique Icelandic beers. And if all that isn't enough we have pool tables, chess and playing cards to make sure you won't get bored.

 Kaffi Krús is an elegant but casual two floor restaurant in a old and charming house, located in the heart of Selfoss on route one.  Kaffi Krús is known for the fresh fish of the day, great selection of cakes, thin crust pizza and much more. During the summer, tables are brought out to a cozy terrace sheltered from the wind where one can enjoy a meal, glass of wine or a cup of coffee.

 Food is served from 11:30 am until 10 pm every day.
 

Röstin restaurant is located on the upper floor of the Heritage Museum in Garðskagi. We offer great food at reasonable prices all year round. The view is spectacular from the balcony where you can watch the sunset over Snæfellsjökul Glacier, the abundant bird life and sometimes whales, just off the shore.

A visit to the Folk and Maritime Museum downstairs and the big lighthouse is a perfect addition to a good meal in Röstin.

The lighthouses in Garðskagi were constructed in 1897 and 1944. The spectacular seascapes at Garðskagi are a highlight, as is the abundant birdlife that migrates to the area every spring.

The big lighthouse, is the biggest in the country, has two exhibitions, Northern Lights Show and Whale Show. Fantastic view from the top balcony. Admission is included in the museum fee.

There is also a campsite on Garðskagi.

Open:

• Monday 17 - 21
• Tuesday 17 - 21
• Wednesday 17 - 21
• Thursday 12 - 21
• Friday 12 - 21
• Saturday 12 - 21
• Sunday 12 - 21

For groups call manager, 893-8909 or email johann@gardskagi.com. 

Open all year round.

Guesthouse Lyngholt in Thorshofn, Langanes offers cosy and comfortable accomodation. Good kitchenfacility and outdoor grill for guests and access to washing machines. Tv in every room, free Wi-Fi and access to a computer. The guesthouse has 14 rooms in two houses, no two bedrooms look the same and they are not all the same size.

It is ideal to stay in Thorshofn and go for daytours in Langanes and Raudanes, there are quite a few marked hiking routs in the area. Raudanes in an extraordinary place where the landscape is different from anything in the area. There are caves, stonebridges, beaches and birdlife. In Langanes you´ll find a lot of deserted old farms, driftwood, beautiful beaches and the birdlife is amazing. You can relax, sitting on the edge of the cliffs and watch the birds.

Tales of sea monsters have played a colourful role in Icelandic folk culture for centuries, and several written accounts of them can be found all around the country. Today, these elusive creatures have been given a worthy home at the Icelandic Sea Monster Museum, located in the village of Bildudalur on the shores of Arnarfjörður fjord, said to be one of the most prolific centres of monster activity in the country.

Visitors to the Sea Monster Museum watch these remarkable creatures brought to life through a lively mix of words, images and videos, an action-packed multimedia display that culminates in a spectacular interactive plinth, the first of its kind in Iceland.

First-hand accounts from eye-witnesses are joined on-screen by academic theories on the nature of sea monsters, while a variety of relics and artefacts relating to this mysterious branch of zoology appear throughout the museum as tangible evidence for their existence.

And to feed monster appetites, the museum cafeteria offers a range of light refreshments and snacks.

Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

In Sólberg in the "center" of Grímsey, directly above the harbor, is the handicraft house of Grímsey women. Open on ferry days during the summer; Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays while the ferry waits. It offers Grimse handicrafts and handicrafts from the mainland; souvenirs, maps and books from Grímsey. It also houses the country's smallest café, which offers freshly baked waffles and more.

Vegamót Bíldudal is a family owned and operated restaurant and shop in Bíldudalur, where you can get all basic necessities; milk, bread and other goodies. We also offer ice cream, hot dogs (the Icelandic specialty), crêpes, hamburgers, sandwiches and a selection of dishes from the kitchen, which include our popular "fish & Chips", fish of the day, lamb chops, beef steak and delicious cakes. 

Frida lost her job at the bank in Siglufjordur in 2015. Her husband had the idea to open a café at her studio, which she opened in 2016 and produces chocolate and exhibits her art. All the chocolate is handmade on site and only fresh butter and cream go into the fillings and the chocolate is therefore at its best, fresh.

Opening hours 2022:
We are now only open for groups that book in advance.

Kvosin Downtown Hotel is a boutique apartment hotel in the real heart of the city, right behind the Reykjavik Cathedral and the National Parliament. Modern design and comfort in the best location in town, coupled with a dedicated Kvosin Concierge team 24 hours a day make this the must book accommodation in Reykjavik.

Kvosin Downtown is a new hotel in a very old building which gives it a fresh but classic feel. All 24 apartments are fitted with kitchenettes, Nespresso coffee machines and outrageously comfortable beds among other things. You should want for nothing when staying here. And if you do, all you have to do is inform the Kvosin Concierge Team and they will make it so.

The Klaustur Wine Bar is our pride and joy. Join us for some excellent wine or some craft beer on draught each day. If you prefer a hearty meal, go to Bergsson Mathús, where you will have the best breakfast in town on each of your mornings waking up here. They also have very nice and healthy options when it comes to lunch. A real favorite among the locals.

We take a sincere pride in making sure all of our guests have unforgettable memories in their luggage when leaving Iceland so don´t be afraid to contact us anytime of the day or night via our Live Chat on our website for any questions about the hotel or Reykjavik in general.

Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and sandwiches, pastries and cakes.

We import and roast our own speciality coffee. We trade directly with farmers who share our values on environmental issues and social responsibility

We attend to environmental issues in every step. Our cafés are certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and have been awarded “Kuðungurinn”, the environmental recognition of the Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources.

Kaffitár cafés are located at Bankastræti, Höfðatorg Borgartún, Kringlan shopping center, Stórhöfði and Nýbýlavegur.

Kaffi Lára – El Grilló Bar is a family-runned restaurant and bar located in the heart of Seyðisfjörður, by the rainbow street. It is known for its own local brewed beer, El Grilló and Icelandic grilled meats along with many other flavourable dishes prepared on the outside BBQ Grill. If you are looking for some sweets, delicious cakes and quality coffee is also to be found at this cosy place.

Kaffi Lára is an ideal place for meeting the townspeople, watching a football match, listening to a local troubadour or grabbing a nice meal. 

Halldorskaffi is a nice little restaurant/bar located in the small village Vik in Myrdal on the east cost of Iceland.
The house was built in the late 1800 and is named after Mr.Halldor Jonsson who was a buissness man in Vik and a pionear in the Vik shopping industry.
You will find a warm welcome at Halldorskaffi, we take pride in our personal service and friendly atmosphere.
We have seats for 50 persons in our dining hall, and on a sunny day our guests are welome to dine outside.

Welcome to Halldorskaffi, we look forward to meet you.

The Seaweed baths introduce a cosy blend of health and relaxation while enjoying a great view of the sea and countryside. At Sjávarsmidjan we welcome our guests to a traditional atmosphere in an old workshop that has been restored to preserve its characteristics. Our guests have the possibilities of combining both the seaweed baths and café or just simply relaxing over a cup of coffe and waffles with an intriguing view of Breiðafjörður. Guests also have the possibility to rent swimwear and towels, which makes it easier for anyone who passes by to drop in with out much notice.. The Café offers a simple menu with drinks and waffles alongside products from the nearby region and in connection with sea and seaweed.

Sjávarborg is a guesthouse and cafe located next to the beautiful harbor in Stykkishólmur. Offering twin, double, single and family rooms. Breakfast at the cafe or prepare your own meals at the guest kitchen. 

Contact for information.

Skaftfell Bistró is located on the first floor of the Skaftfell Art Center, at Austurvegur 42, in Seyðisfjörður. The restaurant offers an innovative menu that reinterprets traditional Icelandic fare with an innovative twist. A section of the restaurant pays homage to the Swiss-German artist Dieter Roth, who lived and worked in Seyðsifjörður in the last decade of his life. In addition to original works by Roth, the restaurant also showcases the works of contemporary artists of East Iceland. 

In keeping with principles of sustainability and respect for the natural environment, the Bistró's chefs work with locally-sourced fresh ingredients, celebrating the sea and land around us and supporting local farmers and fishermen, producers and procurers. 

We are a family business!

We offer fresh and hearty meals made with love and local ingredients. This old and charming house is located on the top of a hill with amazing view of the ocean, town and surrounding mountains.

We recently renovated our basement and opened it as a bar and waiting area in busy evenings! We have delicious cocktails, great selection of beer (bottles and draft), ciders and wines. For live music, game nights, sport events and such, follow us on facebook! 

Open:
Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 11:30 pm
Sat-Sun: 10:00 am - 11:30 pm

The Coocoo's Nest is a small family restaurant located in Reykjavik Iceland, inspired from California and Italy.

An Icelandic tradition since 1958. Mokka is one of the oldest cafés still in business in Reykjavik and the first one to make coffee with an espresso machine - espresso, cappuccino, and café latte. Mokka also serves hot chocolate and their famous waffles. 
From the time of opening the café has doubled as an Art gallery and the walls have been covered with new art for sale. Seats are usually filled by loyal customers. The exhibitions change every month. 
Opening Hours: Daily: 9:00 – 18:30 

Bryggjan Grindavik is a Fisherman’s Cafe/Restaurant by the Grindavik Harbour in South West Iceland. The building was originally built in 1980 a by the brothers Kristinn and Adalgeir Johansen to house their Net Making Business. As the years passed and times changed, in 2009 the brothers transformed a portion of the building into a little cafe called Bryggjan (Pier). Since then, this little cafe won over the hearts and minds of the locals as well as travellers traveling through Grindavik. The brothers had a vision of integrating the successful cafe with the Net Making Shop even further. In 2018, new owners took over the restaurant and the building, and have now turned this vision into reality. In May 2019, the new addition, the Bryggjan Grindavik Netagerðin (Net Making Shop) dining hall opened with an extended selection of traditional Icelandic dishes in the spirit of the original little cafe, which is still operated in it´s original form. 

Vikingaheimar is the home of the Viking Ship Íslendingur (the Icelander). Built in 1996, Icelander is an exact replica of the famous Gokstad
ship, a remarkable archaeological find of an almost completely intact Viking ship, excavated in Norway in 1882.
Captain Gunnar Marel Eggertsson was inspired to build a replica of this beautiful ship based on his own background as shipbuilder and sailor. He copied the original nail for nail. In the year 2000, with a grant from the Leifur Eiríksson Commission of Iceland, he sailed from Iceland to New York, a journey of 4200 nautical miles. His voyage brought world-wide attention to Leif Eiriksson's and Bjarni Herjólfsson's discovery of America, dated, according to the Icelandic sagas, to exactly 1000 A.D.
Building Icelander was an extraordinary achievement;at 23 metres long, 5.25 meters wide and with a holding capacity of 80 tons (by modern standards), it took 2 years of effort.

The sail is 130 square meters and the mast is 18 meters in length. Made from pine and oak, scholars believe this was the most common type of ship in use during the Viking Age.
Vikingaheimar is also a home to the exhibition The North Atlantic
Viking Saga, originally shown at the Smithsonian Institution during the summer of 2000. Launched in Washington D.C. by King Hakon of Norway, and with a State Dinner at the White House, it then traveling to 6 other cities throughout North America. This exhibition, like the sailing of Icelander, celebrated the millennium anniversary of the Viking discovery of North America, shedding light on the latest scholarly research into the Norse settlement and explorations of unknown lands.
Gunnar Marel and his crew of 8 left Iceland on Icelandic Independence day, the 17th of June, with a send off from the Prime Minister of Iceland. When it finally arrived in New York on October 5th-where it was greeted by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mayor Rudolf Guiliani--the ship had made stops at 22 harbors. In addition to the festivities with kings, queens, presidents and mayors, when the ship arrived, visitors also streamed to see it while it was docked at each location, all told about 450,000 people came on board.
These two fine projects, both celebrating Iceland's central role in the discovery of North America 1000 years ago by the Norse Vikings, have now found a permanent home in Vikinga Aldan (Viking Wave), the central building on the Vikingaheimar grounds. A spectacular modern building, it also offers beautiful views of the surrounding bay, Faxaflói.

These two fine projects, both celebrating Iceland's central role in the discovery of North America 1000 years ago by the Norse Vikings, have now found a permanent home in Vikinga Aldan (Viking Wave), the central building on the Vikingaheimar grounds. A spectacular modern building, it also offers beautiful views of the surrounding bay, Faxaflói.

Grandi Mathöll is the obvious destination for anyone who loves to explore delicious food, quality products and culture. It is a unique and pioneering street-food hall in the old harbour district of Reykjavík, offering both traditional Icelandic cuisine and dishes from elsewhere in the world. It is located in the Iceland Ocean Cluster, which is part of the most innovative area in town, celebrating Icelandic culture and industry.
Feel welcome to explore the taste of it!

This warm restaurant is located right by Keflavik’s marina, the very heart of the town. A lovely wooden building, in the post-card perfect location, overlooking the deep blue waters of Faxaflói Bay. Whether you’re in town during lunch or dinner-time you will be able to choose from a wide variety of dishes. The combination of a cosy environment and good food. 

In Efstidalur you will get a unique and different experience. Right in the middle of the Golden Circle, you get a glance of the farm life in Iceland. This family farm has opened up for tourists and offers a variety of products straight from the farm, such as the famous ice cream, skyr and feta cheese. The restaurant also offers beef from the farm and other local food.

We welcome you to come and meet our family at work!

For opening hours, please visit our Facebook site.

The horse rental is open in the summertime.

Holtsel is a family run dairy farm in Eyjafjörður, close to Akureyri. Holtsels Hnoss is the brand name for the authentic homemade ice cream produced on the farm. The ice cream is made from high quality ingredient and as much locally sourced as possible and of course using the milk from the happy cows on the farm. The ice cream comes in various flavours and we’re constantly working on new varieties. 

On the farm is a small farm shop where you can come and enjoy our ice cream directly from the producer and meet the farm animals.

The Sheep Farming Museum is an interesting and entertaining exhibition about the Icelandic sheep and sheep farming. The exhibition focuses on providing diverse entertainment for all ages. The children can enjoy themselves in their own room, in which are toys and colour books, while the grown-ups can view the exhibition. The museum also has a small science room where people can take a look at various things through a microscope. One of the main attractions in the Sheep Farming Museum are the lambs, which the visitors can feed with milk from a bottle.

Sævangur also houses a small and cosy coffee bar where guests can sit down and relax over a cup of coffee and genuine Icelandic cakes and bread. Handicraft- and souvenir store placed in the lobby of Sævangur sells crafts made mostly by locals.

The museum is located 12 km. south of Hólmavík

Opening hours June 1st - August 31st:
Week days: 10:00-18:00
Saturdays: 10:00-18:00
Sundays:10:00-18:00
Open on request during winter.

Hverinn-Sælureitur í sveitinni is a travel service offering accommodation, restaurant, camping and a small travelers store with a farmer’s market corner.

Camping Site

The camping offers 100 places for tents and campers including 60 with electricity. Available services: WC, showers, washing machine, dryer, playground, outdoor barbecue, sludge disposal camper, car wash.  

Rates 2019:
Adults: kr. 1.500,-
Free for 13 ára years and younger
Electricity: kr. 1.000,-
Wasching maschine: kr. 500,-  
Dryer: kr. 500,- 
Hobbit camping houses, accommodation in small tents in a green house: kr. 2.000,-

Hobbit Camping Houses

Do you want to camp in a green house? Our new “hobbit camping houses” welcome you. They are warmed up with geothermal heat from our hot spring. Ideal for Icelandic weather that can be stormy, cold and wet. 

Rooms

There are five x double rooms for rent that have a shared kitchen, bathroom, living room with TV and a porch with hot tub and then there is a garden. There is also one triple room with private bathroom.

Apartment

An apartment 42 sqm of size with a living room with double sofa bed, bath with shower and a kitchen, two bedrooms with two single beds in each room, sleeping four persons.

Hot tub and Swimming Pool

A private hot-tub is available to room renters and the local swimming pool is only a 2 minute walk away.

Visit the local favourite, the CAFÉ at Sudureyri, at the heart of the town. It is a special place to be as it obtains its relaxed atmosphere and cozy environment not only from the people who work here, but also from the sum of historical parts and relicts it is made of.

Enjoy wonderful refreshments, surf the Internet, book your tour, buy local artwork and discover district relicts.

If you are looking for a cozy and scenic place to stay in Iceland, you might want to check out the Viking Cafe & Guesthouse. This family-run business is located near the stunning Vestrahorn mountain, one of the most photographed spots in the country. You can enjoy the breathtaking views of the jagged peaks, dark slopes, and radiant beauty of this majestic mountain during your stay.

The Viking Cafe & Guesthouse offers comfortable and spacious rooms, as well as camping options. You can also enjoy a delicious breakfast at the cafe, where you can taste freshly baked “Vaffla” (waffles) and a cup of coffee. The cafe also has a fascinating story to tell about the Viking era and the folk stories from the area. You can learn more about the history and culture of this region from the friendly and knowledgeable staff.

A cosy little café in the heart of Reykjavík.þ
We´re a tiny place and do not take reservations.
Our specialty is Soup in a bread bowl-yes, you read this one right-soup in a bread!:)
Different soups every day, one veggie friendly and one meatbomb.
Looking forward to seeing you!

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Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

Guesthouse Malarhorn is located in the fishing village Drangsnes in Steingrímsfjörður, only 30 minutes drive from Hólmavík. Malarhorn offers various accommodation, double rooms with private bathrooms, small apartments and sleeping bag accommodation all with full breakfast. Geothermal swimming pool and a local food restaurant is next to the house. Malarhorn Travel also offers three hours long bird watching tours to the Puffin Paradise Grímsey in Steingrímsfjörður. Sea-angling tours are also possible.

A café in the center of Akureyri. 

Reykjanes is located in Ísafjarðardjúp on northwest part of Iceland, Ísafjarðardjúp is biggest of the West Fjords in Iceland. Reykjanes is located 0.5 km from the main road to Ísafjörður. The view from Reykjanes is spectacular; there is a variety of hiking routes and you won't easily forget the unique stillness of the morning and evening.

Camp site opens early spring until late autumn (depends on weather conditions)

High quality restaurant/fast food. 

Opening hours:
Every day 11:30 - 21:00 

Heimabyggð is an environmentally conscious café in the heart of Ísafjörður. The café has a cheery and colourful charm to it that envelops you in the scent of newly baked bread, other baked goods and quality coffee from the moment you open the doors. The menu offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan options including the meal of the day, made from scratch in the kitchen on site. In the evenings, it is the perfect place to relax and listen to good music with a cold beer and snacks.

Gilbakki is a cute cafe/bistro in one of the most beautiful house in Hellissandur. At Gilbakki we offer quality fish-soup and bread, coffee from the Icelandic coffee roster Kaffitár and homemade cakes. 

Open from June 1st 11:00-17:00, seven days a week. 

Brand new café in Bolungarvík.

A bakery at a cosy spot in Selfoss.

Hunkubakkar Guesthouse has to offer 20 rooms in total. There are six rooms with shared facilities, six bigger cottages for 3 and 4 persons and eight double rooms with private bathrooms.

The houses are close to the main building where the reception and lobby room/bar and restaurant are situated.

Our restaurant serves local dishes and grilled lamb from our farm. There can be seated up to 50 persons, and we gladly welcome groups for dinner and a coffee/cake buffet.

The surroundings of Hunkubakkar are very beautiful and green. There are many hiking trails, and Hunkubakkar is centrally situated for many of the most famous "pearls of nature "like Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon, Laki crates, Fagriwaterfall, Landmannalaugar, Skaftafell, and the Glacier lagoon.

Click here for bookings 

Situated at the heart of North Iceland, Húsavík Cape Hotel is an excellent base for exploring the wonders of the north. The hotel is conveniently located for day trips to Lake Mývatn, Dettifoss Waterfall, Ásbyrgi Canyon and other wonders of the Diamond Circle.

Ideally positioned on Húsavík Cape, the hotel offers a full view of the town and it's harbor. The hotel is just 5-minute walk from the Whale Museum and Whale Watching Center at the harbor.

Please contact for prices and booking information.

The Eurovision Song Contest Exhibition is located at Húsavík Cape Hotel and features stunning items from the history of the song contest, as well as props and costumes from the Netflix movie Fire Saga.

Opening hours:

Monday 4 pm to 10 pm
Tuesday 4 pm to 10 pm
Wednesday 4 pm to 10 pm
Thursday 4 pm to 10 pm
Friday 4 pm to 11 pm
Saturday 4 pm to 11 pm
Sunday 4 pm to 10 pm

Welcome to Kaffi Klara, a friendly and family operated Cafe and Restaurant in North Iceland. We offer healthy and delicious dishes with focus on local food with an international twist. Our guests are both both local people who socialize at our cafe and enjoy our events, as well as travelers who are discovering the North Iceland area and are following the Arctic Coast Way.

 We welcome groups for a light snack or full course dinner but please book in advance though.

We also offer cooking and tasting events “Arctic Coast Tastes” for groups from 4-12 persons.
Come and discover how to cook traditional Icelandic dishes with local ingredients from the Arctic Coast Way in Iceland. Join us in an adventurous cultural food event in our kitchen in the small village of Ólafsjförður in the North of Iceland. You can contact us to get more information.

Our very own guesthouse upstairs has comfortable rooms in different sizes and is bookable online with breakfast included.

We look forward to seeing you in Ólafsfjörður in North Iceland.

The Student Cellar is a restaurant, bar and café. It serves food and beverage for a fair price and is a venue for various sorts of events. It is open to everyone, all year round. 

Take Off Bistro is a cosy and friendly bistro with quality burgers, steak, fish, hot wings, salad and more. Have a glass of wine or beer on Happy Hour daily.

Our menu is online.

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Iða Zimsen is a bookstore café located on Vesturgata 2a in the center of Reykjavík. Here you can drink coffee and look at books and magazines in the meantime. We also offer free wireless internet.

Fjöruhúsið is a cozy café located on a beautiful spot near the coast, offering home-made cooking, seafood (excellent fish soup), fresh bread, pastries, cakes and waffles with jam and whipped cream.

A popular 2,5 km coastal hiking trail starts at Fjöruhúsið and leads to Arnarstapa, another popular place to visit.

We welcome you to the horse breeding farm Skeiðvellir. If you want to get to know the Icelandic horse while traveling in Iceland you have come to the right place. Skeiðvellir is a family run horse breeding and training farm which is home to around 100 horses. We offer a unique chance to get to know our remarkable horses and explore the beautiful landscape on horseback.

For those who don´t want to ride but do want to interact with and get to know more about the Icelandic Horse, we offer a guided tour of the stable with where you'll get a chance to be up close with the horses, pet them to your heart's content and learn of their long history and what makes them a truly unique breed of horses. Furthermore, for a small fee, we offer a little horse rental for children, where they can try sitting on a horse and riding it as a guide leads them around in the riding hall.

Open daily 09:00 – 17:00.

Brauðbúðin café offers new baked bread and cakes and some light meals. 

Sandholt is a family-owned bakery, built on decades of tradition. The fifth generation of Sandholt Master Bakers offer its customers new and exciting novelties from one of the oldest bakeries in Iceland, which opened in 1920. Our selection of different varieties of breads and cakes is constantly changing and Master Baker Ásgeir Sandholt seeks to try new, innovative techniques, while staying firmly based in the family’s craftsmanship. In Sandholt, we study old recipes and search for the origins of bread and cake making, and seek to find new aspects on old traditions.

Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and sandwiches, pastries and cakes.

We import and roast our own speciality coffee. We trade directly with farmers who share our values on environmental issues and social responsibility

We attend to environmental issues in every step. Our cafés are certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and have been awarded “Kuðungurinn”, the environmental recognition of the Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources.

Kaffitár cafés are located at Bankastræti, Höfðatorg Borgartún, Kringlan shopping center, Stórhöfði and Nýbýlavegur.

Café Riis is a local authentic Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar in Hólmavík Iceland, focused on serving food from fresh local produce.

• Services

  Takes Reservations, Walk-Ins Welcome, Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Catering, Waiter Service and Outdoor Seating
• Serves

  Lunch, Dinner, Coffee and Drinks

Gamla fjósið or the Old Cowhouse is a family restaurant located on the farm Hvassafell in south Iceland, just beneath the magnificent mountain Steinafjall and the famous volcanic glacier Eyjafjallajökull. After the eruption in Eyjafjallajökull in 2010 tourism increased significantly in the area. The family seized the opportunity and turned an old abandoned barn into a unique restaurant. 

Hvassafell is a cow farm with 70 dairy cows that are fed with grass and corn that grows in the area. The bulls born on the farm are the key ingredients in the delicious menu of the restaurant. The Old Cowhouse takes pride in offering excellent service and a delicious menu that consist of fresh, natural produce from the farm and surrounding areas.

Mathús Milli fjöru og fjalla is a new restaurant from the family in Fagribær. The restaurant is an extension of our meat production made at our farm where you get everything farm fresh. Our main goal is to introduce our guests to quality locally sourced products. Food from Icelandic farmers and fishermen, beer from local family run factory and baking from grandma's recipe book.

Hjá Góðu fólki is a small café and art house. We work with produce from Snæfellsnes and salad, herbs and flowers from the greenhouses at Ræktunarstöðin Lágafell. The nursery (ræktunarstöðin) cultivates ecologically grown salads and herbs, using geothermal energy from the local area. We have put a lot of work into making our little house warm and cosy and welcome all who visit with speciality coffee and home-made food and pastries. 

Fastfood, convenience store, petrol station.

Cultural house Berg is in the town centre of Dalvík. The Public Library is located there and a Coffie House. Art performances, concerts, conferences and cultural tourism also have their place in the house and a multi-purpose hall is availble. Various events are scheduled all year round. Further information at www.dalvikurbyggd.is/berg

Open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 17:00, Saturdays from 13:00 to 16:00, Sundays 12:00-16:00.

The library is open 10:00 to 17:00 (Monday-Friday) and 13:00 to 16:00 on Saturdays.  Closed on Sundays.

Here is our facebook page

The freshest bakery in the South.

We have a selection of good and helthy breads baked in stone oven. Delicios pasterys,cakes and temting sandwices.

We look forward to seeing you at Almar's bakery! 

Welcome to our warm, friendly restaurant, just a few steps away from the famous waterfall Gullfoss. Enjoy the beautiful mountains and glaciers of Iceland, along with a taste of the country – our famous Icelandic meat soup, “kjötsúpa”. We also offer sandwiches, homemade cakes, excellent coffee, drinks and a fresh salad. Gullfoss Café has seating for up to 350 people, where guests can enjoy food and drink in comfortable surroundings. The café is an ideal group stop for lunch or dinner when sightseeing by Iceland’s greatest waterfall. Gullfoss Café has a souvenir shop with a wide selection of woollen products and other clothing, jewelry and Icelandic crafts. Guests from abroad can shop tax free, saving up to 15% of the original price.

Langabúð cafe is located in the oldest building in Djupivogur, dating back to 1790. The cafe offers a wide variety of homemade goods such as soups, bread with salmon and smoked lamb, cappuccino, espresso, latte, and delicious cakes. The menu has a variety of vegan and gluten free choices. You can also try out a selection of Icelandic beers and spirits.

Langabúð is Djupivogur's cultural center, housing museums and exhibitions, and is the corner stone in the town's culture. The museums exhibit the life and work of Rikardur Jonsson, a sculptor and artist, and a memorial of the politician Eysteinn Jonsson and his wife, Solveig Eyjolfsdottir. The building's loft houses a heritage museum.

The cafe offers a wide variety of homemade goods such as soups, bread with salmon and smoked lamb, cappuccino, espresso, latte, and delicious cakes. The menu has a variety of vegan and gluten free choices. You can also try out a selection of Icelandic beers and spirits.

Hours of Operation: 
Summer: May 15th – September 15th, Every day: 11:00-18:00 Winter: Please contact us for opening hours. 
Admission: ISK 500

Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

In the spring of 2017, Fjallsárlón Bistro opened. With seats for up to 80 guests and a stunning view of the glacier and glacial moraines. The bistro offers a variety of hot meals, salad buffet, soups, sandwiches, cakes and drinks. It is ideal for the explorers, as the self-service system ensures that time is not wasted waiting for food.

Summer: 9:30-17:00

Ljósbjörg Petra María Sveinsdóttir was interested in stones all her life and started to collect them in earnest in 1946.

Most of her stones were found in Stöðvarfjörður and other places in East Iceland because Petra didn´t go much looking for stones in other parts of the country.

In 1974, Petra decided to open her home for all those that wished to look at her stones.  Petra´s receives many visitors each year and it has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in East Iceland.

It´s obvious to all those that visit Petra´s, that she was an efficient stone collector but not many people know that she collected more than stones.  Petra collected marked pens, cups, and numerous other small paraphernalia and for most of her life, she collected eggs, shells, and conches.

For sure, Petra´s house has slowly acquired the appearance of a nature museum, but first and foremost, it´s a home.

Open from May 1st to October 31st, seven days a week from 09:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Kaffi Sunnó

In the year 2015, an old dream came true when Kaffi Sunnó was opened. The guests can buy delicious soups and bread, hot and cold drinks and something sweet.

Open from May 1st to October 31st, seven days a week from 09:00 am to 5:00 pm. 

Cosy Café at Dalvík

Cakes and coffee, grilled sandwiches, soup and bread and much more.

Viðey Ferry

Viðey Island is a unique site that combines history, art and nature. It is only a few minutes away from the city by boat and is well known for its tranquility and the spirit of bygone centuries.
Elding Adventure at Sea runs the ferry to Viðey Island for the city of Reykjavík. The island holds a special place in the heart of Icelanders and foreign visitors are always understanding better what the island has to offer. It is a natural treasure in the heart of Reykjavík, a perfect place for individuals, friends and families wanting to enjoy a relaxing but also adventurous getaway from city life.

On Viðey Island you can enjoy the beautiful unspoiled nature, the island’s various artworks, learn about its interesting history, sit down for a picnic or enjoy nice refreshments in Viðeyjarstofa café, bistro and restaurant. The ferry runs all year round, and each season has its own charm.

Skarfabakki is the main departure point for the Viðey ferry. It’s about 4.5 km walk from the Downtown tourist information centre, passing many points of interest
on the shoreline. It is also connected by city bus n°5 departing from Hlemmur bus station. Skarfabakki is also one of the stops on the Hop On - Hop Off City Sightseeing Bus route.
Tickets are available at the ticket office in Skarfabakki before departure and at Elding’s ticket office in Reykjavík’s old harbour.

Ferry schedule 

Camp site usually open from 1. april to 30. september.

Please contact for further information.

 HÆLIÐ the great White Plague center.

A visual exhibition about loss, sorrow and despair but also about hope, serenity and lust for life.

Opening hours:
June-August: Daily 13:00-18:00
May and September: Saturdays and Sundays 14:00-17:00
Also open for groups upon request.

B&S RESTAURANT A HEALTY CHOICE

OPEN:  All year 11:00 21:00

For all the travelers from all around the world who wish to enjoy traditional food in Iceland and want to spend some quality time in the middle of their hectic touring, the best place to be is B&S Restaurant. 

The traditional restaurant in North Iceland has earned a great reputation since 2007, as it is a cozy and comfortable restaurant, which is, located close by the ring road in the midst of the lush green town of Blönduós in North-West Iceland. Thus, many families, be it local or foreigners, all of them love to spend their time here and enjoy great services that are provided by the skilled professionals, so that B&S Restaurant becomes a memorable part of the vacation trip.

The great fact about B&S Restaurant is about its originality. What makes us more special is that everything that we offer, from the ingredients to the final dish; it all contains some of the finest and homemade elements. Also, whatever that we purchase as our ingredients; we make sure that they are of the highest quality so that we serve our customers with the best.

We are working to make sure that our restaurant not only serves you with tasty, mouthwatering food but also takes into account the hygiene factor as well. Our utmost priority is to provide our customers with better cuisine, better service and healthier food.

Since food is something that tells a lot about its place, we offer something that wouldn’t let locals as well as the travellers down. B&S Restaurant has made customer satisfaction its top significance which is why it has hired some of the best skilled cooks who come from different backgrounds with years of experience of cooking. They surely know how to make the customers go home happily by showing their cooking skills in the form of food they make and the professional service they offer.

What makes us different from any other local restaurants is that our traditional family restaurant in North Iceland takes its customers very seriously and most importantly takes the health and hygiene factors into account. All this can be proved by the fact that we use food that is free of white flour, fresh and healthy meat is used, breads are baked with in the restaurant only, fresh vegetables are purchased every day for the use in salads and only sunflower oil is used in pan.

Other than that, ice creams and other desserts are also prepared fresh without any preservatives. For our tea and coffee lovers, we have something special. Our tea leaves are of high quality that is imported from the best tea area in china whereas, talking about coffee, we use high quality coffee beans that are painted directly in the cup.

Not only that, but also we want our customers to know that this group restaurant in Blönduós North Iceland is always open take good care of you and your family so you can enjoy the local food in North Iceland at B&S Restaurant.

One think we pride our self is our commitment to the highest quality of ingredient and the use of organic ingredient and non-additives.

We do not use: Dry yeast, white sugar, MSG, meat bouillon and other bouillon´s in the food.

We only use natural spices in our recipes Instead of yeast we use leaven in our bread.

All our breads are baked in house

We do not use white flour in our soups or sauces

Our salatbar is fresh and healthy and made daily at our restaurant.

We make our all ice creams and deserts at the restaurant and with out any preservatives.

For cooking we use Sunflower oil.

All our hamburgers are minced in house from fresh meat straight from the farmer.

All of our food sauces are made at B&S Restaurant.

 To top off the dining experience it is great to end with our great tea selection it is a quality tea proprietary imported from the best tea area in China. Not only is our tea to talk about but also in our coffee we use high quality coffee beans that are brewed directly into the cup.

Eldstó Art Café Restaurant
Eldstó Art Café is an artistic café/restaurant where all tableware is handmade on the premises by the owners G.Helga Ingadóttir (pottery artist, singer) and Þór Sveinsson (pottery master).
The coffee we serve is of an exquisite quality and our bread, soups and various dishes are homemade as well. Eldstó serves traditional dishes of seafood and lamb, burgers, soups, salads and more.  

Eldstó Art Gallery
The couple Thor Sveinsson, potter and G. Helga Ingadóttir singer/pottery artist are the proud creators of the pottery used and sold in Eldstó. Their ceramic art creations are glazed with volcanic glaze, made from the volcanic substances of Mount Hekla and Búðardalur earth materials. On our big screen you can see video clips of the artists at work designing and creating original Icelandic handiwork.

The Museum of Sorcery and Witchcraft was opened in the summer of 2000 and attracts around 11 thousand guests every year.

The exhibition tells the story of the witchcraze in Iceland in the 17th century and how witchcraft is presented in our folklore. Guests will learn about certain witchcraft cases and about different witchcraft like necropants to gather money, find a thiefe and wake up the dead.  

Location: Holmavik
Tel: (+354) 451-3525
galdrasyning@holmavik.is
www.galdrasyning.is

Open all year.
Summer hours: May 15th - September 3oth: 10:00-18:00
Winter hours: Oktober 1st - Mayl 15th: Mon-Fri 12:00-18, Sat & Sun 13:00-18:00

Geirabakarí is a bakery located in Borgarnes, only an hour‘s drive from Reykjavík. The bakery offers a variety of cakes and pastries as well as club sandwiches. It also offers good quality coffee and tea or hot chocolate. If you are not very hungry but longing for a treat then Geirabakarí is the place to go with its comfortable surroundings and an amazing view.

Uppsalir Bar and Café is the perfect destination in downtown Reykjavik for any occasion. 

Relax with a homemade cake and coffee or simply enjoy a fabulous cocktail at the bar.

Esjustofa hiking center and bistro is a cosy, family-friendly restaurant and cafe located right beneath the slopes of Mt. Esja, the most prominent mountain within the capital area of Reykjavík. Mt. Esja is situated in the south-west of Iceland, about 10 km to the north of Reykjavík. The volcanic mountain range is a very popular hiking route with hikers of all ages.
Esjustofa is available for hire all year round. It is suitable for meetings, office parties, wakes, birthday parties, wedding celebrations and more. Get in touch with us for more information.

THE BAKERY  

Since 2011, Sesam Brauhús artisan bakery has been guided by the goal of producing premium bread and pastries from quality ingredients. We strive to create a pleasant atmosphere and provide personal service. Our master bakers have a combined decade of experience in the production of luxury handcrats bakery products. We are an artisan
bakery, so the use of large machines is limited. Here, everything is fixed by hand as much as possible, so we can truly offer the craftmanship of the master.

Every day we produce many types of bread. Among other things, from soudough that we make from scratch. We
use various exciting ingredients that we mix in our bread according to the rules of the art. Barley flour, rye kernels, sunflower kernels, pumpkin seeds and sprouted rye are just a fraction of what we use daily to make our breads
absolutely unique. For example, the barley flour we use in our products is produced by Móðir Jörð in Vallanes in Fljótsdalshérað, which is a company in organic farming and food production. The barley flour is milled from whole
grain bank barley and therefore has all the same nutritional benefits.  

We also offer specialty bread, such as gluten-free and wheat/yeast-free.  

THE SWEET BREAD  

We also offer a wide selection of pastries daily. Everything from small pieces shuch as specially baked vinaigrettes, honey buns, oat cakes, cinnamon rolls and marzipan pieces to large tarts with marzipan, chocolate, sugar paste or whipped cream.  

THE COFFIE HOUSE  

Be sure to visit when you have the chance and check out the selection of what we have to offer. We are located at Hafnargata 1 in Reyðarfjörður.  

SESAM Braudhús is open every weekday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.   

Hotel Bifrost is a cosy hotel at a very beautiful and scenic location at the heart of Borgarfjordur. The hotel is located at the Icelandic ring-road - highway no. one - 102 km distance from Reykjavík and is therefore only one and half an hours drive away from Iceland´s capital.

At Hotel Bifrost there are 52 spaceous, cosy, light rooms for two persons each. All the rooms have a separate WC and a shower, satellite TV and an internet connection. The hotel is very accessible for disabled persons and there is an elevator in the hotel.

The Hotel´s restaurant - Café Bifröst has seats for around 100 people. The restaurant emphasizes and offers a diversified and healthy menu, and is proud to use local raw materials.

It is possible to book conferences, meetings or courses at the Hotel, as there are available meeting locations and auditories of all types and sizes.

A Coffee House is located in the old Community House in Ogur, Isafjardardjup, Westfjords. There we serve traditional Icelandic cakes and bread along with soup of the day. The Coffee House is open 10 - 18 every day from late June until early August. Ogur Traval also offer guided kayak and hiking tours.

Highland Base was conceived as the staging ground for epic adventures deep in the highlands of central Iceland. A year-round oasis of warmth and comfort, this remote outpost accommodates all levels of hospitality. With a campground, hostel huts, dormitory beds, upscale rooms, luxury suites, private lodges, thermal baths, and a cozy restaurant, Highland Base is a first-of-its-kind highland resort.

Located at the edge of the majestic Kerlingarfjöll mountain range, the destination is a thrillseeker’s paradise, offering a vast array of guided and unguided adventures. While the experiences are seasonal, the excitement is timeless. In summer, hiking and mountain biking bring you face-to-face with the mountainscape's geothermal valleys and breathtaking panoramas. In winter, cross-country skiing, backcountry skiing, and snowmobiling set you free to explore the untamed wilderness. And when you return to Highland Base from a day of adventuring, you'll always find a warm and welcoming refuge—a place to relax, reflect, and recharge.

Húsafell Bistró is nestled between lava fields and glaciers, just a few km from the unique lava waterfall Hraunfossar. Open daily, serving various courses.

In June, July and August we are open between 11:30 and 17:00 and 18:00-21:00. We offer a lunch buffet which is ideal before embarking on your day tour.

The convenience store in the location is open 11:30 to 21:00 in June, July and August, but 11:30 to 17:00 on saturdays during other seasons.

Geysir Glíma has an Icelandic menu using the freshest fish and meat of the season with a strong focus on local produce. It is located right across the hot spring area at Geysir Haukadalur with great view over the area.

Glima chefs use local ingredients of the highest quality and freshness, “beint frá býli” (straight from the farmer). The Icelandic fish is one of the world’s best ingredients and we make the best out of it. You can also find gourmet lamb, pork, pizza, panini, salads, sandwiches and light dishes. Every day we offer a soup and salad bar with 3 kinds of soups: fish soup, vegetable soup and the famous Icelandic meat soup. We offer a wide range of cakes and freshly ground coffee from Illy. The perfect way to finish your meal is to try our wide selection of ice cream.

The restaurant is designed by Leifur Welding and is inspired by Icelandic nature and Icelandic design. Sigurdur Greipsson, the family ancestor of the hotel staff, was a famous Icelandic wrestler “glímukappi” and in his honour the restaurant also introduces Iceland’s only national sport; “glíma”. Among other things, the Grettisbeltið is on display, the most famous treasure in the whole of Icelandic sports history as well as the oldest.

Galleri Laugarvatn was foundes in 2003 at Háholt 1 Laugarvatn

Gallerí Laugarvatn is að guest house with 5 double rooms and a caffé, 3 have a shares bathroom an 2 private bathrooms.

In the cafe we offer soup of the day and pastries.

You can book a room on our website and Booking.com

Bókakaffi, meaning Book Café, is located in an old bookstore by Lagarfljót Bridge and is a retreat for anyone that likes good food, good coffee or old books and magazines.

59 Bistro Bar offers a catering service with big selection and variety of refreshments that will suit your expectations.

OPENING HOURS

Mondays to Thursdays 11:30–23:00
Fridays and Saturdays 11:30–01:00
Sundays 11:30–21:30

The Café on the ground floor is open daily during the summer. Enjoy the view over the Pond and heart of Reykjavik.

The Bakery with a Healthy Dose of Delicious Innovation
Open every morning at 6.30 for the early risers and travellers, Bakaríið við Brúna is a natural stop for a healthy breakfast, lunch or evening take-away. The shelves are packed with all kinds of breads, pastries, cakes and sandwiches—which, along with coffee make a hearty meal.

Invite your girlfriend for poetry
The café area is a cosy place; the walls are tastefully decorated with pictures of a number of  different bridges around Iceland. The hand-painted tables deserve special mention, too; each with a different map on it, showing the direction from one of Iceland’s towns right to the bakery and each one inscribed with a small poem!

Bread Bowl—with a difference
A very tasty idea is the bread bowl. Take a round loaf, cut off the top, scoop out the insides and pour in fresh, hot soup. You may have had bread with soup before—but never like this. It was a delicious lunch—especially with the buns or sandwiches filled with a variety of salads, meats and cheeses. Hot pizza is also available and on Thursdays, the bakery serves a traditional Icelandic fish dish. Everything is hand-made here with the healthiest of ingredients. The delicatessen has a range of natural, locally-produced herbal teas and jams, fish oils and fresh pesto. 

Après-ski Party
The bakery aims to provide the best possible service. You can order ahead—handy for groups and parties. After skiing the slopes less than 10 min away, it’s the ideal place to come to the bakery to warm up over coffee or soup and some of those delicious pastries with your friends.

You’ll find the bakery right behind the Glerártorg shopping centre.

Café Vatnajökull is a small café at the roots of Öræfajökull. The café offers fresh sandwiches, soup, baked goods and the best coffee around. Hidden amongst all the plants you can find handmade products from people in the region and a piano that brave guests are welcome to play. Drop by on your way through the desert of south east Iceland, we're open everyday.

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Fossatún  

Location

Fossatún is located in mid-Borgarfjördur 90 km. from Reykjavík by road nr. 50. The Fossatún
restaurant is situated by Troll Falls a beautiful cascade of small waterfalls in Grímsá, one of Iceland’s premier salmon rivers. In July and Agust the salmon is often seen jumping. In a cliff by the restaurant the face of Drífa is visible. Drífa is the main character in the Last Troll, one of several troll books written by Fosston’s proprietor, Steinar Berg.   

Hiking 

The Troll Trail is a short walk marked by signs with information, pictures of trolls and troll statues. Set in a gorgeous natural surrounding and offers a magnificent view over the Borgarfjördur-area and Troll Falls. In winter the trail is a popular spot to see the northern lights. The Love Walk is a nice stroll through beautiful nature and down to the Blundsvatn lake. The trail is marked by signs with unique photographs of Icelandic nature and a poem that Icelanders sing out loud when they become
sentimental. The Warm Brook Bluff hike takes only an hour and leads to great awards in the astonishing view.  

Recreation 

The Troll Games can be played by people of all ages and sizes, as individuals or as a competition between teams. It consists of Troll-golf, Troll-kick, Troll-grip, and many other challenging games. Other outdoor activity is: mini-golf, shuffleboard, skittles, trampolines, outdoor chess, giant play castle and more. After the activity, a dip in the Hot Tub is a good way to relax. Inside at the restaurant Acoustic Iceland can be watched, a program which features Icelandic music and nature or a good music enjoyed from the owners vinyl record collection of 3000 titles. Also local acts pay visits and play from time to time.  

Coffeehouse, horse rental, bike rental.

Simbahollin is a restored grocery shop, originally built in 1915. Now it houses a cozy coffee house and cultural venue. We serve quality coffee and espresso drinks, homemade cakes and food made with local ingredients, and of course our famous Belgian waffles with rhubarb jam. 

HORSE RENTAL:
During summer we offer visitors daily tours through the valleys of the ‘Westfjord Alps’ near Þingeyri, crossing rivers and heading out towards the black sand beaches along the fjord. Horse riding is an intimate way of experiencing raw Icelandic nature, and getting off the beaten track into the middle of some of the Westfjord´s most breathtaking scenery.

During the summer season we have two standard Sanda River Riding tours at 10:00 and 13:00, and the Valley to Sea tour at 13:30. Please see below for details on the two summer tour options. If possible, kindly book a day in advance.

From September to December our horses live wild in the valley, but the rest of the year we are open for custom tours upon request.

BIKE RENTAL:

Biking can be a wonderful way to explore the Westfjords at your own pace and experience the nature and terrain in Iceland. We offer professional mountain bikes for rent on a full- or half-day basis. Just outside Þingeyri there are a number of routes for riders of all experience levels. 

Prices For Bike Rental:
Whole day (10am – 10pm): 10.000 ISK
Half day (after 1pm): 7.500 ISK
Included: bike, helmet, repair kit and a map. Pickup in the coffee house.
If possible, kindly book a day in advance. 

Riding Routes:
 For experienced riders, the legendary Svalvogar route is a circle around a peninsula leading from Dýrafjorður into the next fjord, Arnarfjorður. One part is carved directly out of the steep rocks, other parts follow the shores so closely that you have to be aware of the changing tides. It’s a whole day activity that takes you through breathtaking scenery, impassable by regular cars and best experienced on a mountain bike. Keep in mind that the route can be extremely challenging; the full loop takes riders over rough terrain and over the Kaldbakur mountain pass.

 The 49 km can be done in 8 hours (for experienced riders).

For those who are up for a bit of a challenge but don´t want to scale the mountain pass, biking out to the lighthouse at the end of the peninsula and back is a great option. The round-trip ride typically takes about 4 hours.

Other more leisurely rides include cycling down to the waterfall at the bottom of the fjord and circling back along the other side. The route is approximately 25km of flat road and takes about 4 hours.

Feel free to ask in the coffeehouse for more information about cycling routes.

Opening hours this summer: 10:00-18:00 every day.

We are also an artist residency in the winter time.  For more info isit: www.westfjordsresidency.com

KAFFIVAGNINN OFFERS A SELECTION OF TRADITIONAL ICELANDIC AND SCANDINAVIAN MEALS ALONG WITH HOT AND COLD BEVERAGES.

OPEN WEEKDAYS  07:30 – 18:00 AND ON WEEKENDS  9:30 – 18:00.

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Hrafnseyri in Arnarfjord in the Westfjords of Iceland, is a distinguished place in the history of Iceland. It is the birthplace of Jón Sigurðsson (1811-1879), the principal champion of Iceland’s struggle for independence from Danish rule in the 19th century. Jón wanted both to liberate the country from the Danish state and the Icelandic people from the old society and it’s economic system in which they were living. Jón’s name will always be linked to the establishment of the Icelandic state, and after his death in 1879, he became a symbol of the Icelandic nation. There is also a turfhouse in Hrafnseyri, which is a copy of the house in which Jón grew up. Coffe is served in the turfhouse. There is also a charming wooden church at Hrafnseyri which was consecrated in 1886.

Opening hours:

June 1st - September 8th: 11:00-17:00

Hnjótur Museum in Örlygshöfn in Patreksfjörður, displays a unique collection of old items from the Southern Westfjords.

The museum shows the history of fishing, farming and everyday life in the area.

At the museum is an exhibition about the rescue of the British trawler Dhoon that stranded at Látrabjarg cliffs in 1947.

At the museum is an attractive cafeteria, souvenir shop and information center.

Opening hours: Daily from 10:00 - 18:00, May 1st to September 30th.

Please contact for visits outside scheduled opening hours (museum@hnjotur.is or 456 1511)

A lovely and friendly petting zoo with cute animals to pet, puppies, kittens, rabbits, pigs, ducks, parrots, artic foxes and much more.

Although Iceland can be freezing cold sometimes, we take that as no excuse to enjoy ice cream all year round. Ísbúðin Akureyri is an ice cream and coffee shop in the heart of town, in Geislagata. They offer a wide selection of the traditional Icelandic soft ice cream, gelato, slurpee’s and a range of ice cream specials. If you think it’s too cold for an ice cream you can also sit down and enjoy a warm coffee and a refreshment from their selection of coffee drinks, fine pastries,
and other delicious goods.

But their best hidden secret is their newest addition to the menu, freshly made sandwiches
with homemade pesto and their freshly squeezed juice. Ísbúðin Akureyri has an excellent facility with a friendly atmosphere with seating for up to 50 people indoors, or outdoors in a calm and sunny area.

You should definitely consider stopping at Ísbúðin Akureyri, it’s a lovely place where you can truly treat yourself. It is worth noting that they also have an ice cream and sandwich bar at Glerártorg, the shopping center in Akureyri, make sure you grab a creamy ice cream, sandwich or freshly squeezed juice in between shopping.

WE RECOMMEND: You should try the traditional Icelandic ‘Bragðarefur’ at least once while
you are in Iceland but when in Ísbúðin Akureyri, go for the gelato – it is so good! Pick your
favourite flavour and you’ll be longing for it again and again. If you are not having ice cream,
their freshly made sandwiches with their homemade pesto will not disappoint you nor will
their freshly squeezed juice.

The Leader Sheep Centre in Þistilfjörður North-Iceland is unique. It is impossible to find a similar museum as Iceland is the only country in the world where Leader Sheep exists. You find collections of pictures, stories, and information about the Leader Sheep.

Besides information, we run a small shop with handmade goods produced from wool, horns, bones, and skins of the Leader Sheep. The Leader Sheep Center has received an award from the Farmers Association for use of wool, skins, and horns.

"If you wear clothes made of wool of Leader Sheep then you always find your way.”

We have a small Café where we serve a special blend of coffee and good cakes.

One art exhibition is here every summer in our small gallery and is booked next consecutive 10 years.

We run small and cozy guesthouse, THISTLE GUESTHOUSE, with 12 beds. There is a kitchen available and all the other needed facilities.

Open from 11am to 6pm, July-Agust and by appointment in other months.

The House offers great food in it's restaurant as well as being a cozy café and during weekend it turns into a nightclub. A guesthouse is located on the top floor.

Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

A new restaurant, café and giftshop at Hraunfossar Waterfalls. We bid you welcome and offer a buffet with a good choice of courses. Enjoy our coffee, cakes and sandwiches, hot and cold drinks as well as ice-cream. We have a big porch where you can enjoy the view and your meal. We also sell souvenirs and local art. Fishing licences for fishing at Arnarvatsheiði are available here.

At Blómasetrið Guesthouse you will find various accommodation options. You can stay in our homestay where warmth and quietness are key. As your "home away from home" it offers a fully equipped kitchen and a beautiful shared living romm with an amazing view. We also offer studio apartments and one big apartment that have gorgeous views and peaceful surroundings if you would like more privacy. Walking distance from museums and restaurants. Guests have access to a gift shop and our famous café while staying at Blómasetrið Guesthouse. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. 

Small Breakfast and coffee shop central Akureyri. Serving breakfast and brunch every morning. Every weekday we will serve todays speacial.

Open:Mon-Sun:

8:00 am - 6:00 pm

The Arctic Fox Centre is a non-profit research and exhibition center, focusing on the arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) - the only native terrestrial mammal in Iceland.

The Arctic Fox Centre was established on September 15th 2007 in Sudavik Westfjords. Founders were 42, mostly local people, tourist operators and municipalities in the Westfjords. All of which share their interest in the arctic foxes and believe in increasing ecotourism in Iceland. The idea of the Arctic Fox Centre comes from prof. Pall Hersteinsson, University of Iceland and he serves as a quality witness for the center.

The long term aim is to collect all available knowledge and material relevant to the arctic fox in past and presence. 

We house an exhibition focusing on educating material: 

• About biology and history of the arctic foxes as a species.
• About the war that has been waged between the man and the arctic fox, since the early settlement of humans in Iceland (1100 years).
• About the status and specialities of the Arctic Foxes in Iceland and other regions of its distributional range.
• About fox hunting as the oldest paid operation in Iceland, methods and materials, stories and descriptions.
• About fox farming activities and it´s consequences for the wild population throughout the decades.

We emphasize on:

• Participate in and promote research programs on Icelandic arctic fox populations, in collaboration with academic and research centers.
• Participate in developing sustainable wildlife torism in Iceland, in collaboration with the authorities and other interested parties.
• Stimulate development and manufacturing on handicraft and souvenirs, specialized for The Arctic Fox Center.

Open:

• May: 10:00-16:00
• June - July: 09:00-18:00
• September: 10:00-16:00 
• Oct 01 - May 14: Upon request

Sælureiturinn is a small Café that offers soup and bread for lunch, coffee and homemade pastries during the day. We have products from the farmers market and hand crafts from the region. There is also a campsite. 

The Leif Eiriksson center is an exciting destination for all ages, where stories of the voyages of Erik the Red and his son Leif the Lucky (also called Leifur Eiríksson), discovering parts of Greenland, Canada and the US, are presented in a new exhibition, consisting of works from ten renowned Icelandic visual artists. An audio guide will lead you through the history as you view the magical world of the exhibition. Afterwards you can enjoy a quick bite to eat or some good coffee on the ground floor. 

Open daily from May to October. 

Brúarás Geo Center is an information center & restaurant in Borgarfjörður, West Iceland, 2 km from the amazing Hraunfossar waterfalls. This former community center has been renovated & modernized to provide a “hub” for good food, information and Icelandic souvenirs. It is specially designed to enjoy the picturesque surrounding mountains and glaciers. Drop in for a great coffee, home made cakes, delicious soups, salads and burgers when exploring the highlights Up-West. 

Open daily during summertime, during winter open upon request for groups.

Today 8:30AM - 9:30PM, 11:00AM - 9:30PM

Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

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Freshly baked every day. Gourmet sandwiches and quality baked goods have delight townspeople for decades. In 2015 Jón Rúnar and Elín, the owners of Kökulist superseded the running of Valgeir´s bakery in Reykjanesbær but in that year, the bakery celebrated its 45th year birthday.

Our goal is to blow you away with healthy bread that is all sugar-free, fat-free, and yeast-free, but we have been looking back in time when it comes to baking bread and delicious cakes where we only use top-quality raw material.

It is particularly cozy to sit inside with a cup of coffee and some goodies on the plate or enjoy the nice weather when the sun is out. Kökulist completes the Sunday coffee or as a good bite any day of the week. Drop by and check us out.

Book-coffee in Selfoss where you can buy new and second hand books and coffee. Good selection of english titles both new and second hand.

Skútustaðir has an artisanal ice cream shop at their farm called Skútaís. The shop was opened in August 2019 and is open during the summer.

The farm and guesthouse are run by four siblings who took over the company from their parents. They have many animals at the farm, cows, sheep and hens, and produce milk, wool, meat and eggs.

The idea of the ice cream shop came from Auður Filippusdóttir, the girlfriend of one of the farmers when she was studying Food Science at the University of Iceland. She decided to write her master’s thesis about ice cream, the thesis included a business plan, quality control handbook and product development. Auður also took a course in ice cream making at the University of Reading in England.

The ice cream is handmade by Auður and she thinks it’s very important to have the ice cream as fresh as possible, therefore she uses milk from the farm and quality, Italian ingredients. The ice cream shop has only been open for a short time but is already getting known for their tasty, fresh ice cream. Many people have said it’s the best ice cream in the country!

Opening hours this summer:
Every day 12:00-19:00 .

Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

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For a long time Mulaberg & Hotel Kea has been known for it´s elegant celebrations, first class food and professional services. The hotel´s halls are perfect for events such as company celebrations, wedding banquets and receptions.

A small and friendly café, open from May-September each year, with occasional openings over the wintertime. The menu includes soups and freshly baked bagles, coffee and cakes. Also serves wine and beer, inlcuding craft beer on draft. Many vegan and gluten free options.

Brauðbúðin café offers new baked bread and cakes and some light meals.

The freshest bakery in the South.

We have a selection of good and helthy breads baked in stone oven. Delicios pasterys,cakes and temting sandwices.

We look forward to seeing you at Almar's bakery!

Klausturkaffi is located in the cultural centre at Skriðuklaustur in Fljotsdalur valley, 39 km from Egilsstaðir. The restaurant offers lunch and cake buffet every day when it is open along with the small menu. The focus is on the Icelandic cuisine with a special interest in local food products as the Icelandic lamb, reindeer meat, stone bramble berries and mushrooms from the growing forest of the area. All bread and cakes are homebaked. There are seats for 50 guests and in the summertime, you can also sit out on the south porch.

Klausturkaffi is not open in the evening except for groups that book in advance and in connection with special events at the cultural centre. Check the opening hours and menus at our website. Dinners, banquets and refreshments for groups can be ordered by arrangement year round.

Opening hours
April: Open daily 12pm - 4pm
May: Open daily 11am - 5pm
June - August: Open daily 10am - 6pm
September - october 17th: Open daily 12am - 5pm  

Mika is a family business run by the couple Michal and Bozena Józefik. There is a truly great family atmosphere here, where everyone from grandma Józefik to the children contributes to make our place what it is today. We care about the freshness of our food and we have good contact with farmers around the local area. Here we make almost everything from scratch, whether it’s bread or sauces. We specialise in handmade chocolates and langoustine dishes. The result is unexpected cuisine where langoustine and chocolate meet.

Kattakaffihusid is Iceland's first cat cafe. We opened on March 1st 2018 but the first cat cafe opened in Taiwan in 1998 and they have since then been growing in popularity during the past 20 years. Cat cafes are very popular in Asia and have also opened in the US, Canada as well as in Europe during the past years.

Our aim is to create a warm and cozy atmosphere where people can relax, enjoy good food and meet our cats.

All our cats are up for adoption and live at the cafe while looking for a future home. Their safety and comfort is our main priority and we want them to feel at home while living with us and the rules at the cafe and environment is created to secure just that.

​As well as being a cat cafe we aspire to be a cozy and unique cafe for all cat and coffee lovers and hope all our guests feel at home and enjoy our cakes and other goodies while visiting us.

Welcome to Hotel Blönduós, a timeless gem located in the charming town of Blönduós, Iceland. Originally built in 1900 as the sheriff’s house and later repurposed in 1943 as a hotel, it has now undergone a full refurbishment to offer guests a modern and comfortable stay while still preserving its rich history. As one of Iceland’s oldest still-operating hotels, we are proud to welcome our guests to a unique blend of history and modern comfort in the newly renovated Hotel Blönduós. With an extension added in 1960, the hotel celebrates its 80th birthday with a fresh new look, inviting guests to experience the perfect blend of the past and the present. 

Open mon-fri 8-17 sat-sun 10-16

Café Catalina is a restaurant that is open every day of the week.

We offer great food, live music during weekends and then you can come and watch all the major sporting events on a big giant screen.  

Nesbær cafe is in Neskaupstaður. It has been a popular place for a moment of relaxation for more than a decade. It is located in an old house in the very centre of Neskaupstaður with a trading history of more than a century. This is the ideal spot for anyone looking for delicious cakes, light meals, and good coffee. The coffee beans come normally from Guatemala. They serve all kinds of coffee drinks such as Café latte, Cappucino, Frappuccino, and more. Nesbær makes an effort to bake homemade cakes for their costumers. There are internet access and meeting facilities. You can find everything in Nesbær. To name a few things, there is yarn, gift cards, needles, second-hand clothes, homemade wools sweaters, handcrafts. You name it. If they don’t have it you don’t need 😊

Nesbær wants you to feel welcome while enjoying your coffee. Looking forward to seeing you.

Kaffi Rauðka is located in a brigt red house by the marina in Siglufjordur. It is an excellent place to meet the locals and breathe in the atmosphere of this nice little fishermen´s town.
Kaffi Raudka opened in 2011 and is now open all year around. Warm home cooked meals are served during lunchtime during weekdays and visitors can also order from a diverse menu including everything from cakes and sandwiches to traditional Icelandic hashed fish or BBQ baby back ribs making it an excellent choice for the whole family. In Raudka´s outdoor area it is possible to play beach volleyball, mini golf and giant chess during summertime. 
The north side of Kaffi Raudka is also used as a music hall and concerts are hosted there regularly.

Kaffi Raudka is one of Siglo Hotel´s three local restaurants. The other two restaurants are Hannes Boy and restaurant Sunna that is located within the hotel.

In addition to the drive-thru, you can enjoy we have to offer inside. We offer hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches, ice cream, shakes and more.

Sigurgeir´s Bird Museum was opened on the 17th of August 2008. The goal of the Museum is to educate the visitors about birds, the biota in Lake Mývatn, and how people in the area used the lake for transport and to survive. In the Museum you can find almost all of the Icelandic nesting birds, plus about 100 of the eggs, and in a seperate exhibiton, tools that were used to fish in Lake Mývatn.

Opening hours:
June 1-ug 31: 12:00-17:00 every day
Sept 1-May 31: 14:00-16:00 every day 

If groups are traveling during other hours it is always possible to call us and check if we can open.

Beautiful restaurant and café in the Botanic garden in Akureyri.

Forsetinn is a cozy café and bar by Laugavegur 51.

Litlibær was built in 1895 by two families who originally lived in separate parts of the house, which was then divided in the middle with a wall.

The house is made of timber with stone side walls and grass on the roof. Around 20 people lived in Litlibær at one point. From the year 1917 only one family lived on the farm. Litlibær was inhabited until 1969.

Location: Skötufjörður in Ísafjarðardjúp.
Tel: Hvítanes farm (+354) 456 4809, (+354) 894 4809
Opening hours: 15. may – 15. Sept. 10-17 every day
Admission fee: Free donation.

At Fjalladýrð Tourist Services, we provide our guests with the chance to experience traditional food, culture, and accommodation in peaceful surroundings. On our premises you will find a variety of nature walks and other forms of outdoor recreation. The Fjalladýrð team is conscious about the environment and we try to meet all the environmental challenges running a tourist service constitutes. We offer personal service, with the goal of allowing our customers to get closer to their origins. We work to achieve this by offering homemade food, traditional Icelandic rural culture and further recreation options tailored to the interests of each group or person.

Fjalladýrð offers accommodation for up to 70 people in rooms with dressed beds and private or shared facilities. A well serviced camping ground is also at hand.

The restaurant/café Fjallakaffi - "The Mountain Café" awaits you with homemade delicacies like "kleinur" and "Ástarpungar" - Icelandic doughnuts treats, not to mention the renowned Icelandic lamb meat soup, Icelandic moss-soup, local trout, and a local lamb steak. All this and more to be found on our menu.

Möðrudalur is the highest settled farm in Iceland, 469 meters ( 1548 feet) above sea-level. It has been inhabited since early settlement in Iceland. Möðrudalur has served as a presbytery for centuries. The builder of the church in Möðrudalur was Jón A. Stefánsson (1880 - 1971). He was a great farmer as well as an artist and the altarpiece is made by himself. His son was Stefán ,,Stórval" Jónsson (1908 - 1994), a one of a kind character and a painter. The panorama view from the farm is interesting in many ways - judge for yourself. Möðrudalur/Fjalladýrð is a home base of the company Volcano Heli that offers different kind of sightseeing tours: www.volcanoheli.is 

Our campsite is open from June to mid-September. For campers, and RVs we offer stays throughout the year depending on weather.

Last but not least we sell Icelandic woolens and handicrafts made by local people as well as some snacks.

Restaurant Lindin is located at Laugarvatn, which is around 100 km from Reykjavik, placed midways between Þingvellir and Gullfoss - in the hart of the Golden Cirle. Restaurant Lindin is an international cuisine where you can relax
in a comfortable atmosphere and enjoy an excellent meal.

Open all year, daily from 12:00-22:00.
Kitchen closes half an hour before closing time.

We can cater to maximum of 280 people.

We are located beside the Fontana steambath.

Find us on Facebook here. 

We opened in 2004 in Elmegade 15 in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.

The idea was to combine laundry and socializing in nice, comfortable surroundings where you could eat, drink, read, do your laundry and browse the Internet.

Then we opened some more ;)!

2006 Århusgade 38 Østerbro Copenhagen.

2011 Austurstræti 9 in Reykjavik Iceland.

2011 Gammel Kongevej 96 Frb Copenhagen.

And quite likely in Osaka Japan 2016-2017!

We offer a varied menu off homemade food, cakes, juices, milkshakes, coffee, tea, wine and around 40 kinds of beer, all served with a smile.

We have a good selection of magazines and newspapers and you can play Yahtzee, Backgammon, Chess or cards.

The cafes in Østerbro, Frederiksberg and Reykjavik have a play area for the kids.

Guesthouse Fludir and Resturant Grund are in the center of Fludir.

The guesthouse is small and homely. The rooms are five. With one of them triple the others are double/twin. Two bathrooms with shower and wc. Free parking and WiFi.

The restaurant has 50 seats inside and during summertime around 30 seats outside. Everyone should be able to find something to eat as on the menu one can find soups, salad, burgers, pasta, lamb, ribs, fish and pizzas. Vegetables are fresh from local farmers. Good selection of sodas and wine.

Sólvangur is an authentic horse breeding farm in South Iceland where people can learn about and meet the Icelandic horse, visit the stable, take riding lessons, drink coffee or enjoy refreshments at the Stable Café, or even stay for a few nights in the peaceful countryside.

The farm is owned by a family with passion for horses and a lot of experience and knowledge in the field. Today there are around 60 horses on the farm, as well as some other animals. The horses are well trained quality horses and the instructors are licensed riding teachers. Sólvangur is the place to visit if you love horses or even if you are just a little curious about them, as the Sólvangur team strives to educate and give people the chance to get closer to the Icelandic horse. Suits well for individuals of all ages, small groups and families. 

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Our Restaurant, The Bridge, is open all days of the week where you can find a varied menu to suit everyone, both for those in a hurry and those who want to sit down and enjoy good food in a beautiful and cosy environment. The bar produces luxury cocktails and premium coffee dishes, as well as fine wines and cold taps.

Konditori with homemade breads and delicious cakes.

Café Croft is placed beside Bustarfell Museum, Vopnafjörður. At Bustarfell Museum you get to feel and explore how Icelanders lived in the earlier days.

Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 every day from 1 June to 31 August.

The Black Beach restaurant and coffee house is located in one of the most amazing nature highlights of the south, Reynisfjara.

In a short walking distance from the basalt formations and the cave Hálsanefshellir, the restaurant offers a breathtaking view of Dyrhólaey and the ocean.

The restaurant was built in 2014 and is an architectural beauty where the building blends into the terrain and rocks from the beach were used as building material in the walls.

The coffee house offers hot soups, freshly made cakes and sandwiches, soft drinks, coffee, and tea.

The restaurant offers traditional Icelandic food like lamb, beef, and fish.

We offer free wifi to our guests.

Wilderness Center of Iceland - Center of Recreation

The Wilderness Center is an authentic and peaceful hideaway, located right on the edge of Northern Europe´s most extensive wilderness.

One can experience the spirit of the past through a variety of services, such as unique accommodation, local food, exhibitions, horse riding and hiking, stargazing/Aurora station, day tours, escorted tours, super jeep tours, and tailor-made tours.

The center's tranquil and pleasant location, as well as the distinct choice of accommodation and unique setting both indoors and out, will draw guests into adventures of the past and offer a unique atmosphere.

Delicious food from local ingredients is cooked from scratch in the open home-style kitchen. Cakes and bread are also home-made.

The Center offers a variety of activity and services. One can go hiking along waterfalls, cross the river on a cable-bridge, go horseback riding, rent mountain bikes, go fishing, gaze at the stars in the stargazing hut or visit the creative museum about the history of the Icelandic wilderness, where one can walk into the adventures of the Icelandic wilderness and be touched by the dramatic struggle between the forces of nature and the Icelander´s fight to survive.

Many different day tours can be made from the Wilderness Center either self-drive or escorted. For example to Hengifoss, Laugarfell hot springs, Snæfell area, Hafrahvammagljúfur canyons and many more. Multi-day, tailormade tours can also be arranged, all year around.

MUSEUM - HIKING - RIDING - MOUNTAIN BIKING - FISHING - STARGAZING - ACCOMMODATION - LOCAL FOOD - GUIDED TOURS

TEL: +354 440 8822 / info@wilderness.is / www.wilderness.is

Floran cafe/bistro is located in the center of the plant and herb collections in the Botanical gardens of Reykjavík, but the philosophy behind the restaurant comes from the location. Flora grows a large portion of the raw material used in the kitchen, lettuce, herbs and flowers, all organic. In that way
park visitors can learn about plants and herbs in their journey around the garden and enjoy the products from them in the gazebo .

Flora café/bistro is open from the 1st of May to 1st of October, and open more than a month over the Christmas period when the christmas buffet begins.

This opening hours is to protect plants that are in the restaurant.

Hannesarholt is a home of culture, open to all, where food, culture and history go hand in hand. Hannesarholt is a non-profit organization, in a historic home of Hannes Hafstein, our first Icelandic Minister of State. The house was built in 1915, right between our turf-house past and modern day Iceland. All our food is home made on site, from best available ingredients, with minimal environmental footprints. Lunch or week-end brunch 6 days a week (except Mondays), dinner before events. In Hannesarholt you get to enjoy food, literature, music, art, history and community.

Restaurant / Coffee house, in small town called Höfn in Iceland.
Lobsters, Fish, Hamburgers, Lamb, Vegetarian, Beef, Reindeer, illy coffee and a lot more.

Kaffi Hornið brings the best local ingredients to the table right on Höfn’s main road sits Kaffi Hornið, where you can find seafood brought straight from sea to the table and a tempting selection of dishes from filling plates of lamb to salads topped with chicken or lobster. Soup is served daily with homemade bread and a salad bar is open for guests who want a small but filling lunch.

Hlemmur Mathöll is Iceland's first food hall, where ten ambitious merchants and restaurateurs invite you to enjoy the best ingredients Iceland has to offer in a relaxed downtown setting.

Great selection of freshly-baked, high quality breads, including sourdough and health bread. There is also a good choice of baked goods, freshly-made sandwiches and salads as well as the delicious soup of the day.

We also offer great coffees.

Kaffi Laugalækur is familyowned business in Laugardalur, neigbourhood. We offer healthy and tasty food from fresh ingredience. Food ingredients are sourced directly from local producers as much as possible.

We only use highest quality and speciality coffee from our neighbour micro roasters Kaffi Kvörn. We offer speciality beers, naturewine and cocktails.

Kaffi Laugalækur has a family friendly vibe with a kids menu and kids corner.

Opening Hours:
Mon - 10.00am - 10.00pm
Tue - 10.00am - 11.00pm
Wed - 10.00am - 11.00pm
Thu - 09.00am - 11.00pm
Fri - 09.00am - 11.00pm
Sat - 10.00am - 11.00pm
Sun - 10.00am - 10.00pm

On a peaceful farm, in between the glacier and the sea is a family-run Guesthouse and two cottages. On the farm there are sheep, horses, poultry, cats and a dog.

We invite you to experience the peaceful farmlife. 

Enjoy a glass of high-quality wine or a fresly brewed coffee at Micro Roast Vínbar, right in the middle of Grandi Mathöll. Micro Roast Vínbar will offer various dishes and sweets besides the delicious drinks they serve. Perfect for enjoying a moment to relax, with a view on the harbour and ocean.

We sell great bread, sweet cakes and sandwiches!

Flugkaffi is a cafe and a restaurant at the Akureyri Airport. On it's menu you can find local food as dried fish, flatbread, twisted–donuts and pancakes. Selection of sandwiches and warm meals are offered during lunch.

Arna - ís & kaffibar  is a beautiful cafe/ice cream shop,  with a fabulolus ocean view,  in Seltjarnarnes. The coffee is great and the Ice cream and snacks are delicious and lactose free. There is a warm  relaxing atmosphere with a separate section designed for children.

Bakarinn is a bakery/café located in center of Ísafjörður, with a nice view over the town. There you can sit down with a hot beverage and traditional icelandic pastry like Snúður and Ástarpungur or something else. Our collection of pastries, breads and bread rolls are magnificent. We also offer sandwiches and hot meals such as pizza, soup and crêpes.

We look forward to seeing you and we‘ll welcome you with a good service and a bright smile.

Fossatún is located 90 km from Reykjavík by road nr 50. It is surrounded by beautiful nature and scenery in the Mid-Borgarfjörður area. Fossatún is an ideal destination for shorter and longer stays.

Country Hotel
The Country Hotel offers 18,2 m2 comfortable standard rooms with ensuite bathrooms. There are 12 rooms (double and twin available), and all are wheelchair accessible. Each room has a different decoration and a flat-screen TV with international channels, as well as free Wi-Fi, available outdoors and indoors. Breakfast is included in the price. All rooms come with bed linen and towels.

Guesthouse
The guesthouse is just 250m from Fossatún Reception and it has a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, living room, 4 rooms and 2 bathrooms. Free Wi-Fi and access to all Fossatún facilities.

The Sunset Cottage  is only 35 metrs from the service house  (hot tubs). The Sunset Cottage has it name for a reason and is a 42m2 two bedroom house with kitchen facilities and a bathroom. 

Camping Pods
The camping pods are the newest type of accommodation at Fossatún and they provide a warm and comfortable stay to our guests. Guests need to bring everything they would bring if they were camping: sleeping bags, pots and pans, etc., but there is an added luxury of space, warmth, dryness, electricity and a good bed to sleep in. The pod is divided into a sleeping area and a lounge. The lounge has a table, 2 chairs and a bench. In the sleeping area there is a bed for two persons with special matress of fabric that breathes, is water resistant and bacteria free. Inside there are also electrical radiators, lights, sockets and Wi-Fi available. Showers and toilets are open 24/7 on the same building as the hot tubs, a few metres away from the pods. Guests have also access to a Cooking Cabin, which includes a fridge, microwave, stove, tea kettle, pans, and a dining area. Most of our camping pods are only available from 1st of April to 31st of October, but a new type, more insulated is now available from November to March. 

Restaurant
"Rock and Troll" is the restaurant´s slogan. Icelandic & international kitchen, grill and café. Lunch buffet & daily specialties.

The Record Collection
When having dinner, customers can choose one record from Steinar´s vinyl collection, which includes more than 3.000 records, and our staff will happily put it to play. This incredible collection belongs to Steinar Berg, the host at Fossatún and a man with a great love for music. Steinar was born in 1952 and between 1975 and 1993 he was the owner of a music company, Steinar Records, which was involved with many of Iceland´s best musical talents.

Troll-stories
Steinar Berg is also a writer of troll-stories that are illustrated by Brian Pilkington. The books are available, autographed and on special offer at the reception.

Troll-walk
Guests can take a troll-walk while enjoying the beautiful surrounding and view. Marked paths, with signs and information and illustration of trolls are at the site. 

Further information on website: http://www.fossatun.is

Cafe Dunhagi is a restaurant specializes in local cuisine. Fresh local fish, Icelandic lamb, vegetarian specials and homemade breads and desserts to die for. We use local herbs and spices from the fjord and serve a wonderful selection of wine and beer for your pleasure.

A place of story telling. I have put together a wonderful collection of old photographs of the people that settled this beautiful fjord. The photos tell a remarkable story of survival, adverse conditions and a colorful culture that has shaped Iceland to what it is today.

The Cafe is located in one of the oldest buildings in the fjord. When you walk through the door you'll take a step into the past. You can browse the collection of historic photos assembled by the native owner while dining on local cuisine in the warm and cozy interior.
Aside from her skills as a chef, the owner is known for her atmospheric music as well as her knack for storytelling. In the summer months, you can take in Icelandic culture at Dunhagi´s weekly events, which include author readings, concerts, and plays.

Our goal; To create a memorable event for our customers in a place where you can enjoy thoughtful food, beautiful wines while being surrounded by untouched nature and unprecedented bird colonies a footstep away.

 The camp site is in a quiet and beautiful surroundings and it is a short distance to all services from the camp sie.   There is a beautiful view from the camp site and many beautiful walking paths.  A restaurant / coffee house has recently opened at the camp site

The age limit is 25 years old.

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Rates 2023:
Adults: ISK 1.500
Senior citizens: ISK 1.200
Handicapped: ISK 1.200
Children 7–15 years: ISK 500
Children under 7 years: Free
Electricity: ISK 1.200

You lie in a bathtub for 25 mintues, filled with beer, water, hops and yeast. After that you go into a relaxation room for another 25 minutes. Beer yeast is used in various ways, the most common, is a tablet form where the effects of the yeast are very benefitting. 

Beer bath, where you bathe in both young beer and live beer yeast, without showering it off until some hours later, has an extremely powerful effect on the body and skin. This treatment is both cleansing for the skin and has a very positive effect on health.

The are seven tubs and we can accommodate up to 14 people every hour, as people can choose between going in the tub with another person or alone. There is no age limit for the bath itself, as the bathwater does not include alcahol. The draughts, that are on the side of eact tub, are only for those who have reached the age of 20 years. Children younger than 16 years have to be accompanied by an adult.

Systrakaffi is a family run restaurant with licence to serve alcohol. We serve a diverse menu, which includes the local Arctic Char, homemade cakes and pizzas. Everyone should find something to suit them.

Sauðárkróksbakarí is located in the old town of Sauðárkrókur. We have a large selection of good breads as well as pastries. Also hot and cold sandwiches and soup.

Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and sandwiches, pastries and cakes.

We import and roast our own speciality coffee. We trade directly with farmers who share our values on environmental issues and social responsibility

We attend to environmental issues in every step. Our cafés are certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and have been awarded “Kuðungurinn”, the environmental recognition of the Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources.

Kaffitár cafés are located at Bankastræti, Höfðatorg Borgartún, Kringlan shopping center, Stórhöfði and Nýbýlavegur.

CAFE BABALU is OPEN 11am to 11pm Every Day! Earlier in the Summer!

1st June - 15th September is open every day 13:00-17:00

Also, open on request.

We want to offer a place where people can come together and enjoy being with each other. We always have consumers in mind when it comes to our menu and prices.

Offer for lunch.

Cake buffet.

Freshly baked bread every day.

The cozy local café welcomes you at Búðavegur 59 in the "French" village of Fáskrúðsfjörður. Lunch and dinner are served. Local fish is celebrated in the kitchen and the home-made cakes and pastries have earned a reputation. An evening with a view over the fjord after a good meal at Sumarlina is not to be resisted.

Cafe Sumerlina is open every day from 11:00-22:00 and the kitchen is open from 11:00-20:45.

Our guesthouse stands in the heart of Grimsey island. We are located just above the harbor with amazing views thereover. Our house is 3 stories high and the top two stories host the guesthouse while the bottom floor hosts our small handicraft store and café.

The guesthouse offers 6 rooms:

3 single bedrooms

Two rooms with 120cm beds (For 1-2 people)

One room with two single sized beds.

We also offer a toddler travel bed available for our guests free of charge.

Our bathroom is on the top floor and is shared by all guests.

Free WIFI is included for all guests.

We exclusively offer made up beds with high-quality sheets and two pillows for each guest.

Each guest also gets a big towel and a washcloth to use during their stay. More offered for longer stays if requested.

We have a fully prepared kitchen which can be shared and used by all of our guests.

The kitchen includes a fridge, stovetop, oven, microwave, coffee maker, sandwich maker, toaster, tea kettle and more appliances.

Our kitchen table seats 8 people and furthermore next to the kitchen is the living room with a couch and two lounge chairs as well as a tv and a little bookcase.

On the first floor of the house through a separate entrance, we have a split space with both a little coffee house offering waffles with whipped cream, chocolate, and home-made jam as well as tea, coffee, and hot cocoa. The other side has a little handicraft store with Grímsey island made handcrafted things like wool sweaters, gloves, and hats. Also, we offer souvenirs and a document stating you‘ve crossed over the arctic circle.

For bookings and other information visit our website www.gullsol.is or send us an email at gullsol@gullsol.is

The unique and remarkable history of the occupation period in Iceland 1940-45 unfolds at the War and Peace Museum. Our exhibition tells the story of how a peaceful countryside was transformed, in the context of world events and its importance to the victory of the Allies in World War 2. Here you can explore our high-quality collection of artifacts and feel the memories from this fateful time of upheaval.

During your stop you can relax in our cozy café "The White Falcon", which serves light meals and Icelandic delicacies and check out our collection of souvenirs in the gift shop.

Open 1st June - 26th August: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 13:00 to 17:00, Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 17:00. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Large camping ground for tents and campers. Electric outlets are available and the camping ground has two large charcoal grills, a playground for the children and good restroom facilities. Showers are available and dishwashing facilities as well. The area also offers a dumping station for portable toilets. The camping site is open from June 1st - August 26th.

Accommodation in three rooms with a shared bathroom (2 wc 1 shower) in an old house built in 1912 as a priest's lodge. Surrounded by beautiful nature, ideal for hikes around the area.
In the same house you will find a café during the summertime, open between 12:30-17:00 o´clock.
We also produce and sell food from our own sheep farm. 

The Environment Agency of Iceland’s exhibition on the nature reserve Surtarbrandsgil (e. Lignite canyon) is on the bottom floor and is open daily from 10. June until 10. August. Exhibition on the fossils and lignite in Surtarbrandsgil, along with information about the settler Hrafna Flóki, who named our country Iceland.   

In relation to the exhibitions opening hours, hikes to the canyon led by a land ranger are available during these times:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 13:00.

Please note that hiking up the canyon is prohibited unless accompanied by a ranger. For further information, call 822-4080 or 831-9675.

Fjóshornið is located at the Egilsstaðir farm, where the same family has engaged in farming for nearly 130 years. Skyr, yogurt and cheese is produced all year round, made out of cows' milk, but Fjóshornið café is only open in the summertime. You can also buy beef directly from the farm. At the café, you can sit down in a cozy environment, enjoy homemade pastries and drink good coffee. 

Unfortunately, Fjóshornið café won't be open during the summer of 2022. If you are interested in one of our products please contact us via Facebook, e-mail or phone.

Hotel Snæfellsnes offers 14 rooms. Each of them is sound proofed with soft lighting, Internet and Wi-FI , hairdryer, kettle, desk, chairs. All bathrooms feature a shower, WC and sliding doors. Lay back on Scandinavian designed bed, draw back the curtains and take in the spectacular views of the fairways and greens of the surrounding. Throw open the window and enjoy the breeze that blows down from the Snæfellsnes peninsula. Hotel Snæfellsnes offers free Internet, along with hiking, horse riding and glacier tours with companies in the area. Private bathrooms and mountain views are standard room features. Hotel’s restaurant serves traditional Icelandic dinners with organic ingredients, wines and beers.

Snæfellsjökull National Park Visitor Centre in Snaefellsnes is 58 Km from Hotel Snæfellsnes. Visitors are given an opportunity to touch and experience various things, such walking in the footsteps of ancient Icelanders by trying on ancient leather shoes and walking over lava just as they would have done.

Hotel Snæfellsnes is only one and half hour driving from Reykjavík. We are in the middle of Snæfellsnes peninsula and just 32 Km to Stykkishólmur, 38 Km to Grundarfjörður, 57 Km to Ólafsvík, 35 Km to Búðir, 54 Km to Arnarstapi and 58 Km to Hellnar.

A bistro is in its original Parisian incarnation a small restaurant serving moderately priced simple meals in a modest setting. Bistros are defined mostly by the foods they serve.
French homestyle cooking with robust earthy dishes and slow-cooked foods like cassoulet a bean stew are typical.

Staying a night should be more than just a place to stay. That’s why we at Héraðsskólinn Historic Guesthouse believe in more than just a room. With us you can walk in the footsteps of Icelandic history while enjoying all the amenities of a hotel, an on-site restaurant and so much more.

We are located in the heart of the Golden Circle, only an hour away from Reykjavik. Built in 1928 by one of the most loved politicians in Iceland with a great help from the most amazing architect to be  a center of culture and education, Héraðsskólinn was the place were Halldór Laxness our Nobel prize winning writer wrote his most famous book Independent People in Room 12 on the 3rd floor of the building.

The school was redecorated in 2013 with mostly original furniture and pieces to restore its amazing history and culture for our guests. 

We are very proud to present this historic and beautiful guesthouse/hotel to you.

Gallery Pizza is an old charming restaurants in the heart of Hvolsvöllur, the menu is varied at reasonable prices. On the menu are delicious pizzas, salads, sub sandwiches, fish, chicken and hamburgers, you can also get coffee and pastries. Weekdays for lunch is a buffet at a very affordable price.

We can receive groups both large and small, whether in our delicious pizza buffet or something else that is desired.

We make it our business to offer our customers only the freshest of ingredients and also provide good and quic service in a relaxing environment.

Grái Kötturinn (the gray cat) is a tiny little 50´s-style café, located in a quiet place on Hverfisgata.

It is frequented by local artists and intellectuals and serves excellent breakfasts (bacon and eggs, american pancakes, bagels etc).

Opening hours
Monday-Friday    07:15-15:00
Saturday-Sunday  08:00-15:00
 

The Móðir Jörð products originate from the organic farm of Vallanes, in East Iceland.  Móðir Jörð is recognised for organic Icelandic products made from ingredients which have been grown under natural conditions in the pure and unpolluted climate of Iceland. The restaurant is open from 11 - 19:00 every day during the high season, 20th of June to the 20th of August. Opening outside of the summer months is from 11 - 16:00 every day.

Te & Kaffi is a family business that was founded in 1984. Icelanders know Te & Kaffi from the excellent coffee and tea that the company has always offered. In our cafes, which are located throughout the capital area,  we have complete control over how our ingredients taste in the entire flora of drinks on offer. The coffee houses are a center of ideas and innovation with coffee and tea and are a constant source of new drinks, which go down well with our ever-growing group of customers.

Álfacafé is að friendly café in the village of Bakkagerði in Borgarfjörður Eystri. The visitor would do well to try the tasty waffles with whipped cream and fresh berries. The café is adorned with artifacts made from local rocks and other interesting pieces on display portraying local culture and art. Next door you´ll find the local fish factory which is worth a glance or two.

The freshest bakery in the South.

We have a selection of good and helthy breads baked in stone oven. Delicios pasterys,cakes and temting sandwices.

We look forward to seeing you at Almar's bakery!

This iconic building on Viðey Island is the former official residence of Treasurer Skúli Magnússon. Upon a visit to the island it is ideal to sit down there and enjoy nice refreshments in this 18th century building filled with history and character.

In summertime Viðeyjarstofa Bistro is open daily from 11:30 - 18:00 with extended opening hours on Tuesdays and during concerts and other events. The menu includes fresh Icelandic ingredients, such as mussels, cured salmon, waffles and more.

In wintertime Viðeyjarstofa café is open from 13:30 - 16:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, with extended opening hours during concerts and other events. The menu includes coffee, hot chocolate and delicious pastries. In the run up to the holiday season there is also a special Christmas Celebration in Viðeyjarstofa with dinner and live music available for individuals and groups.

Viðeyjarstofa restaurant has flexible opening hours for groups all year round. It provides an unforgettable setting for banquets, conferences and other events.

Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and sandwiches, pastries and cakes.

We import and roast our own speciality coffee. We trade directly with farmers who share our values on environmental issues and social responsibility

We attend to environmental issues in every step. Our cafés are certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and have been awarded “Kuðungurinn”, the environmental recognition of the Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources.

Kaffitár cafés are located at Bankastræti, Höfðatorg Borgartún, Kringlan shopping center, Stórhöfði and Nýbýlavegur.

Hjá Höllu is a health food restaurant located at Gate C at Keflavik Airport and in the town Grindavík, only a few minutes away from the Blue Lagoon. 

Hjá Höllu serves delicious, fresh, healthy food and beverages. We cook from the finest ingredients available with no unnecessary additives. In our Grindavík restaurant we serve fresh local fish, salads, sandwiches, vegetarian and vegan dishes, among other amazing dishes. We highly recommend you try our fresh cod,
it's a true taste of Iceland! 

We also have freshly-made bread, cakes, fresh juices, smoothies, yogurt, pesto, granola and power bars. Perfect to grab to go if you are heading on a road trip in our beautiful country. 

We look forward to welcome you in our cosy restaurant.  

Opening hours:
Monday – Friday: 08:00 – 17:00 (kitchen closes at 15:00)
Saturday: 11:00 – 17:00 (kitchen closes 16:30)
Sunday: Closed  

A lively café at Reykjavik Marina - Available every day from 07:00-16:00. Great coffee, brilliant breakfast, poetry readings and a fireplace - this snug little café next door to Slippbarinn at Reykjavík Marina has it all.

Lunchtime soup, sweet bites and sandwiches to grab and go, or sit down and enjoy the harbour life.

Tryggvaskáli Restuaurant is located in one of the oldest house in Selfoss, built in 1890.
Tryggvaskáli is a particularly beautiful restaurant where decoration is chosen carefully which gives every room a special character.

We focus on serving high quality food using ingredienses from the local area with great respect for the farmers’ work.

Tryggvaskáli Restaurant is both a cultural and gastronomic gem worth visiting.

12 Tónar, established in 1998, is a legendary record store and a label in the heart of Reykjavík. In 2019 we added a bar and a café which is very popular with the locals. We regularly host concerts and events in the store or in our beautiful backyard, where the sun always shines. Welcome!

Brúnir Horse organises professional shows where the Icelandic horse is introduced in its natural environment and its history and unique qualities are brought to life with emphasis on the horse‘s multiple skills and diversity.

Our guests can enjoy local cuisine on the premises, made primarily with fresh ingredients from our region. Brúnir Horse also houses a studio and an art gallery where guests can view the farmer‘s artwork that is on show and for sale.

The art gallery also hosts other local artists‘ exhibitions from time to time.

For opening hours, please see www.brunirhorse.is

Find us by GPS: N65° 34' 0.392" W18° 3' 51.597"

Te & Kaffi is a coffeehouse cain that operates 10 coffehouses in Reykjavik. Garðatorg is the newest location and there it is open in evening as well and it serves wines and cheeses for example.

A restaurant offering hamburgers, pizzas, lamb chops, hot dogs, hot and cold sandwiches, coffee, tea, beer and wine. There is a protected play area for children. Fuel station and car washing facilities available.

Summer opening hours: Mondays-Fridays from 9:00-12:00 and Saturday and Sundays from 10:00-22:00.

Winter opening hours: Every day 10:00-21:00.

Akureyri Backpackers is a hostel, located on the main shopping street of Akureyri. We offer budget accommodation for travelers from all over the world. Our dorms are 4, 6 and 8 bedded and our private rooms host 2-3 persons. You can choose between bringing your own sleeping bag or renting a duvet wrapped in a cozy cover. All our beds come with a clean sheet and a pillow. Toilets are located on every floor and warm showers are accessible 24 hours a day. Well equiped kitchen is available for our guests. On the ground floor you will find our restaurant and booking service where you can enjoy our meals or have a drink.

Located on the main street, Akureyri Backpackers gives travelers easy access to others restaurants, cafés, bars, shops etc. The Swimming pool of Akureyri is less then 500 m away.

• Restaurant
• Breakfast buffet
• Guest kitchen
• WiFi
• 24 hours warm showers
• Sauna
• Ski storage
• Laundry services
• Information center 
• Lockers 
• Free luggage storage

We offer traditional homemade Icelandic dishes, coffee, tea and local beer among homemade cakes and ryebread ice cream. Also fermented shark and brennivín.

Open every day 09:00-22:00.

Laufás is a renowned church site and chieftain‘s residence from the settlement (874-930). Laufás church was built in 1865, among its special items is a pulpit from 1698. The current farmhouse is a good example of a wealthy vicarage from 1853-1882 furnished with household items and utensils from the period. One of Laufás´ s characteristics is the bride´s chamber where women prepared for the big event. At the Visitor Centre you will find plenty of information about nature and history of the countryside, a handcraft and souvenir shop and a café in a cosy atmosphere. Laufás is part of The National Museum‘s Historic Buildings Collection and managed by Akureyri Museum.

Open:
June 1 - September 1: Daily 10-17

Price:
Adults (18 and older): ISK 2300
Children and youth: Free
Senior citizens ISK 1300
Handicapped: Free

The ticket is valdi throughout the year to Akureyri Museum, Laufás, Nonni's house, Akureyri Toy Museum and Davids house.

Kaffitár is an Icelandic coffee roaster and operates five cafés. You can expect a cozy atmosphere, direct trade specialty coffee and sandwiches, pastries and cakes.

We import and roast our own speciality coffee. We trade directly with farmers who share our values on environmental issues and social responsibility

We attend to environmental issues in every step. Our cafés are certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and have been awarded “Kuðungurinn”, the environmental recognition of the Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources.

Kaffitár cafés are located at Bankastræti, Höfðatorg Borgartún, Kringlan shopping center, Stórhöfði and Nýbýlavegur.

Vök Bistro, located at Vök Baths serves a tasty array of small courses, soups and salads, accompanied by a variety of freshly baked bread. We partner with local suppliers to ensure a consistent and high-quality source of meat, fish, cheeses, bread, local grown fresh wasabi, herbs and many more. We always want to include a taste of Iceland in our menu with an Asian and European twist.

At our Tea bar, we make the most of the naturally warm and certified drinkable water of Lake Urriðavatn to offer our visitors a unique selection of organic and locally sourced herbal teas.

All of our tisanes are steeped in hot water from Lake Urriðavatn which runs out of the tap at 75 degrees celsius. Our tea is locally sourced and you’re likely to taste something entirely new! Additionally, we offer cool and refreshing tisanes made using the hot spring water from the lake and are then allowed to cool. A tisane is included in the admission fee.

Dalasetur is located in Unadalur in Skagafjörður, in proximity to the charming village of Hofsós. The gravel road leading from Hofsós is around 4 km long and runs deep in the valley, and there are 3 guesthouses that stand on a tiny piece of land called Helgustaðir.  

The idea of Dalasetur is to brand it as a health spa retreat for those who want to come to enjoy, relax in the tranquil and peaceful environment that Unadalur has to offer.  

You can book a massage and also use the shared hot tub, infrared sauna and our river hot tub beside the river of Unadalsá. There is also a Frisbee golf course, a fun activity for everyone. 

Over the summertime is Dalakaffi open for everyone for those who give their time to drive into Unadalur and we offer coffee from Kvörn (Locally roasted), Homemade pastries and soups.  

Reykir is at the end of the road 748, Reykjastrandavegur in Skagafjörður. We have two natural hot pots, small café, guesthouse and camping. The area is very beautiful with  steep mountains and Drangey island rising up from the strong Atlantic ocean. You can enjoy the view from your walk around the area, or just from the hot pots. 

Rock ´n´ Troll Bistro Café

Rock ´n´ Troll Bistro Café is open all year around. The menu offers a mix of local and international food during, breakfast, dinner and coffee refreshments in between. Lunch is only available during main season. As the name indicates music and trolls play important roles in the restaurant as it features a big vinyl record collection and troll books written by the owner and troll illustrations on the walls. In addition, the restaurant offers a unique location with view over the Troll Waterfalls.