Six Popular Restaurants in Reykjavik
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The followings are the
restaurants you might need when you visit Reykjavik. Most of them offer menus at reasonable
prices.
Hornið
This beautiful bistro is light
and airy. It is ornamented with natural woods, potted plants, and cast-iron
bistro tables. Its main menus are pizzas and pasta. You can also enjoy a
selection of meat and fish dishes. It is recommended that you have the lamb
pepper steak with mushrooms cooked in garlic.
This cozy bistro is open all day for full meals or snacks. It also
offers a variety of delicious cakes to go with the obligatory espresso. Address : Hafnarstræi 15, tel. 5513340.
Óðinsvé
Located east of downtown of Reish
ykjavik, this beautiful restaurant is on the first floor of the Óðinsvé
Hotel. Half of the dining area
is under a covered porch. It is also
decorated in paster colors with pink or blue tablecloths. The chefs cook ina
Scandinavian-french stale, with an emphasis on seafood. Choice appetizers
include the fish chowder. Recommended menu : the grilled lamb or butter –fried
trout with almonds and shrimp for the main course; the best dessert is hot
apple Strudel. Address : Odinstorg, tel. 5525090.
Potturinn og pannan
Within walking distance of the
uptown hotels, this is one of the city’s best buys, offering an excellent
selection of good-quality fish and meat dishes. There’s an American-stale open
salad bar and palenty of fresh-baked whole-grain bread to chouse from; fish or
lamb entrées include juicy halibut steaks and lamp pepers steaks with carrots
and baked potatoes. Tiled floors, coppers light fixtures , and tables with
banches create a cozy , intimate setting. Service is pleasantly brisk and
efficient , but it’s a popular spot , so you may have a wait during peak hours
of lunch and dinner . a good children’s menu and a play corner for the youngest
diners make this a popular place for families. Address : Brautarhoult 22, tel.
5511690.
þrír Frakkar hjá Űlfari
This fine little restaurant is
located in a residential area not far
from downtown. Yellowish walls, wood paneling , wrought-iron tables ,
and comfortable chairs are set in a tasteful at mosphere. The menu
highlightsfirst-rate seafood as well succulent beef dishes. Try the vegable
broth as an appetizer , butter fried trout or the portuguese-style bacalao
(codfish stewed or fried with vegetables) as a main course, and apple pie for
dessert. This is one of the few place where whale meat is on the menu. Address
: Baldursgata 14, tel. 5523939.
Bæjarins beztu
The most famous , most popular
fast-food eatery in iceland may easily escape you facing the harbor , set in a
parking lot at the corner of Tryggvagata and Posthússtræti, this is the home of
the original Icelandic hot dog; one person serves about a thousand hot dogs a
day out the window of a tiny hut-watch how fast his hands move. Ask for
ayn-ah-mud-lou (pronounced quickly monotone with stress on ‘’mud’’), which
means ‘’one with everything’’: mustard, tomato sauce, remoulade sauce
(mayonnaise with finely chopped pickles), and chopped raw onion. Eat standing
up at one of the small outdoor tables .
it’s open from 10 AM until midnight.Address : Tryggvagata /Pósthússtræti.
Kaffivagninn (Cofee Wagon)
Favored by cabdriver, fishermen, and stevedores , this
unpretentious harbor side restaurant serves traditional Icelandic fare. The basic
menu offers a choice of three dishes: a fish dish, meat dish (such as meatballs)
or a roast (lamb or beef). Soup and coffee are included in the price of your
meal. No desserts are offered. Sit at a table by the windows for a nice view
of the water. Address : Grandagardur 10, tel. 5515932.
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