Restaurants in Reykjavik, Iceland

I'm not a native, but when I was in Reykjavik in 2010, my friends and i all had a good time at the Cafe Rosenburg. https://www.facebook.com/.../Caf%C3%A9.../235965816459522 Café Rosenberg Nánari upplýsingar um tónlist eftir kl. 15:00 á daginn í síma 551-2442 Einnig h...ægt að fylgjast með dagskránni hér http://www.gerumeitthvad.is/category/20/See More Restaurant/Cafe: 1,555 like this

vegamót`s food is disgusting!! saegreifinn is not as good as it used to be. Vid Tjörnin is cosy and has great food.

Kaffi Rósenberg - good food and often good music. Nauthóll - good cheap food. Höfnin is expensive and Þrír Frakkar is a tourist trap - stay away.

The Sea Baron. Rustic, really good and cheap, but not much in the way of ambiance or seating.

http://saegreifinn.is/

http://saegreifinn.is/?page_id=1333 Superb

Hornið - it's a fabulous pizzeria,not too expensive and with a great atmosphere - and it's close by the harbour.. https://www.facebook.com/.../Veitingah.../164542066901365... Veitingahúsið Hornið Hornið opnaði árið 1979 og er enn í sinni upprunalegu mynd. Hornið er með ítöls...kum blæ og var fyrsti veitingastaðurinn í þessum stíl á Íslandi. Staðurinn er í miðborg Reykjavíkur nálægt höfninni .See More Italian Restaurant: 547 like this

And trip adviser likes it (hornið) too - http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g189970... Hornid www.tripadvisor.com Hafnarstraeti 15, Reykjavik 101, Iceland

Hotel Anna.

I am a big fan of Café D'Alsace, 1695 2 nd Ave., 212-722-5133See Translation

http://www.parishhall.net/menus/dinner/

Tout Va Bien West 51 st between 8 th and 9 th Ave. French bistro. Slightly bonkers and chaotic. Old theatre place with very French service and GREAT food.

Laura Donovan - sorry about that! I had a quick glance before rushing out today and I have no idea what I clicked on ... but I got a page that said they close at 6. On closer look I have no idea what i was looking at.

I like this nice little french spot downtown http://www.luciennyc.com

Union Square Cafe. An absolute winner, every time. http://unionsquarecafe.com

http://www.kashkavalfoods.com/

traif in williamsburg. a pork themed restaurant with really inventive and delicious twists on pork mostly. lovely to go there and them dram afterwards, a cocktail bar just by traif. http://www.yelp.com/biz/traif-brooklyn also, dumont in williamsburg. ...See More

Go to Eataly www.eataly.com/restaurants/

Cafe Glechik two locations in Brooklyn. I luv Ukrainian food! http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/glechikcom... The real deal. Unpretentious perfect food cooked by Ukrainian grandmas. No hipsters here!

The link to the TA Iceland forum is: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum-g189952-i223-Iceland.html

Go to Cafe Babalu......it's awesome! I highly reccomend it!

Hi Rebecca, there are many excellent replies here. You may want to consider taking a look at the Iceland Travel Forum on Trip Advisor. Just about every question about travel has been asked and answered there. You are going to have a great time in Iceland, no matter what you decide to to.

Breakfast on Icelandic pancakes at Cafe Loki by Hallgrimskuka. Swim in any of the capital's thermal pools. Lunch or dinner at 3 Frakkar.

She can see the aurora forecast here http://en.vedur.is/weather/forecasts/aurora/ . To eat and drink Snaps is the best.

If you need a big breakfast and/or some strong coffee as well as lots of books, try Graí Kötturinn (The Gray Cat) on Hverfisgata. It's right across the street from Þjóðmenningarhús (The Culture House) and opens early. Good for those who arrive in Reykjavik early in the morning after an over-night flight and can't yet get into their lodgings.

and weather/n.l. forecast on the 7 th (for what it is worth this far ahead): overcast and little chance on n.l. http://en.vedur.is/weather/forecasts/areas/

Cafe Haiti down by the harbour and restaurant Höfnin next door

Solon Bistro does great food and has a wonderful atmosphere in a trendy setting. For a more rustic experience try the Sea Baron in the harbour for its fish kebabs, lobster soup and crusty bread.

Cafe Haiti in the harbour is great, too.

Café Paris, or Loki, right over from the church, visit the church, and then go to Loki for, Skryr cake, or rye bread ice cream, or chocolate cake piled with cream, or the shark. The coffee is really good, and the price just right. Or buy the coffee and a big bag of Klene, some bread, and go to the Tjornen Lake in the middle of town, and feed the ducks. The coffee, and the Klene is for humans, the bread for the ducks.