The city offers a great variety in food culture. Local cousine, as well as Asian and South European cousine are easy to find. As a proud fishing nation, the fish offered on restaurants are fresh and the dishes can be quite creative.
Perlan
Museums & Galleries
7
5
The lovely rotating restaurant will give you an amazing panoramic view of the Reykjavík greater area while you dine. Build on top of a six aluminum-sided tanks, each of which can contain 4 million liters of water averaging 85°C (185°F)
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Reykjavik Roasters
Cafes
7
4
As the headline says it is the best coffee in town. Armed with a La Marzocco espresso machine and two Mazzer grinders It does indeed deliver.
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Duration
150 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Stofan
Cafes
7
3
The overall atmosphere in the place takes you to another time and space. It's calm, comfy and cuddly. The staff is friendly and they make a mean hot cocoa. It's kind of like being in a vintage cabin. Great place for tired travelers to unwind.
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Álafoss
Cafes
8
3
It's a lovely area on the outskirts of the Reykjavík Greater Area with coffeehouses, artist workshops and a lovely shop where you can buy some quality handmade wool products.
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Kaldi Bar
Cafes
7
2
The selection of Icelandic beers on tap should be a reason enough. There are happy hours between 16-19 each day and a special offers on sandwiches and beer. The place is decent and the service is mostly friendly.
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Valdís
Cafes
5
2
If you are from a cooler climate than Iceland and the weather is unbearably hot, you might want to cool down for a bit. You might even just go there despite the weather condition if you are an absolute ice cream nutter.
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Reykjavik Food Lovers Tour
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Duration
150 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Sandholt Bakery
Cafes
5
3
The pastries are lovely and everything with chocolate tastes like happiness. The head poncho of the place was the only Icelandic competitor at the World Chocolate Masters competition in 2013.
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Bergsson Mathús
Cafes
8
3
One of the best breakfasts and brunches you can have in Reykjavík without selling your precious organs to finance it. It offers great vegetarian dishes and the salad of the day is a safe bet. They also have a shop close by, which you must visit while there.
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Café Babalú
Cafes
13
3
It offers light meals, cakes and a pretty good coffee. The outdoor terrace is on a good day one of the nicest places to hangout in downtown Reykjavík. The staff are friendly and atmosphere is quite relaxed. Overall the place is quite family friendly.
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Mokka Kaffi
Cafes
11
4
The vibe is retro and the waffles are grand. This place has a soul, which is a rare feature. Unfortunately it doesn't have any wi-fi, but it does have a good cup of coffee.
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Le Chateaux des Dix / Tíu Dropar
Cafes
4
1
It has sandwiches to die for and the occasionally served french meat soup is destined to warm up your body after a cold and long day of window-shopping. Soup of the day is a safe bet for the wandering tourist. The crowd varies from young artists to a friendly old couples sharing a cattle of tea.
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Álftaneskaffi
Cafes
3
1
It takes you out of the fuzz from the city and is very relaxing. It's interesting to see how you can drive for fifteen minutes and get a country-like experience. Enjoy a soup, watch the horses, look at the mountains and feel at home.
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Bókabúð Máls og Menningar
Cafes
3
0
It was considered by the Danish national daily newspaper Berlingske Tidende to be one of the top 12 bookshops in the world. We are not gonna argue with that, are we? It's positioned in the middle of Laugavegur and is a safe bet to find some souvenir to take back home.
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Cafe Paris
Cafes
3
1
On a sunny day it's great to sit outside and enjoy the vibrant downtown life. The coffee is good, though I wouldn't order tea here (teabag + hot water = nahh..). It's a cozy place, though I wouldn't say this makes you feel like being in Paris.
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Cafe retro Granda
Cafes
3
0
Grandi area is the new hip area in Reykjavik. Lots of little shops nearby and the busy harbor attracts. Grabbing a coffee-to-go from Cafe Retro and enjoying the walk is a perfect mixture. They do have a little patio, but only recommended for the few sunny days - as the inside interior isn't very appealing.
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