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Cafe Paris is one of Reykjavik city's most beloved restaurants and cafes, offering great food from morning to night. Fantastic outdoor seating in the summertime, great se...
Kaffitár is a chain of cafés and espresso bars. They operate cafés in 8 locations in Iceland, as well as a roastery and a premium coffee brand that's sold in supermark...
Welcome to the home of the hip hop party scene in Reykjavik. Located on a corner in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, this small inviting place might not strike you as bei...
Solon, often refered to as Café Solon, is located on the intersection of Bankastræti and Laugavegur an area knows by locals as the heart downtown................
Eldur & Ís - "Fire and Ice" - is a dessert/breakfast shop and café in downtown Reykjavík. The name refers to their two specialty dishes: ice cream ("Ice") and crepes (...
They want you to feel at home, the staff are friendly, the clients: artsy. It's the kind of place where you can sit all day with a laptop or a good book. They specialise ...
Mezzo is a small, family owned café that sits on the second floor of Iða book shop on Lækjargata, in the heart of down-town Reykjavik................
Café Babalú is the quintessential bohemian artist/student café. They have comfortable couches to sit and chat, read or draw, as well as a house guitar, boardgames and ...
Reykjavik Roasters is a premium coffee shop owned by four people with a common dream of making high-quality coffee more accessible and visible. They import and roast thei...
Te & Kaffi is a family-run business founded in 1984 with a little tea shop on Barónsstígur in the city centre, but today they number a dozen shops. They were the fi...
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Reykjavik is home to many of the finest seafood restaurants in the world, one of which is Fiskfélagið, The Fish Company. Its main characteristics are quality, fun and f...
Kol describes itself as a "casual fine dining restaurant with a big bar." The name of the restaurant comes from the unique charcoal oven which lends a very special, rusti...
On an island right by the Arctic Circle, where most vegetables grow only for a few short months in the summer, creating a menu from locally sourced ingredients all year r...
Grillmarket is a top quality grill restaurant located in central Reykjavik that focuses on haute cuisine, creative culinary and Icelandic ingredients. Icelandic tradition...
Laekjarbrekka is a renowned Icelandic restaurant located in central Reykjavik, in one of the city's oldest buildings, built in 1834. Laekjarbrekka is a sophisticated and ...
The Goðafoss waterfall (In Icelandic, the waterfall of the gods), is one of the most impressive and larger waterfalls in Iceland. Located in the Mývatn district of Nort...
Gullfoss is a beautiful and extremely popular waterfall in south-west Iceland which on sunny days can look golden in colour..........
This towering beauty boast a thin, but powerful water stream and is one of the most wonderful and attractive waterfalls in all of Iceland..........
Dettifoss waterfall is the most powerful waterfall in Europe, with the greatest volume with 500 cubic metres of water plummeting over the edge of the waterfall every seco...
Discover Skógafoss, an enormous waterfall in Southern Iceland. Here you can walk along the top of the waterfall and then continue to the rest of the area where even more...
