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Iceland is a secluded island, so it’s no surprise that much of its cuisine is plucked fresh from its seas. But if you’re not a fan of seafood, have no fear: Reykjavik boasts numerous other cuisines – from Thai to Italian to Middle Eastern – if you’re willing to search. You can start by heeding our recommendations below.
Baejarins Beztu Pylsur
Skip the overpriced, overly ornamented restaurants and prepare for the best hot dog you’ve ever tasted. The specialty at...
Café Cultura
This rugged, mosaic-bedecked, Middle Eastern bistro-bar attracts travelers and expats with its great prices (nothing is over...
Prikith
This restaurant/pub is the perfect place to warm up with a steaming mug of hot chocolate and catch up on your correspondence...
Ban Thai
This mellow Thai joint is starting to attract much-deserved attention from locals and visitors alike for its substantial menu...
Fjorukrain
Situated in nearby village Hafnarfjördur, this Viking-themed restaurant is decorated accordingly (weapons and shields...
Rejkjavik Pizza Company
Head to this popular pizza joint for a tasty alternative to seafood. Affordable by Icelandic standards, their wood-fired...
Vid Tjörnina
This unique eatery is hidden down an unassuming lane near city hall. Icelandic specialties such as baked salt cod,...
Sjávarkjallarinn (Seafood Cellar)
Sample native fare such as lundi (puffin) or hakarl (rotten shark meat buried underground for three months and served with a...
Baejarins Beztu Pylsur
Skip the overpriced, overly ornamented restaurants and prepare for the best hot dog you’ve ever tasted. The specialty at...
Café Cultura
This rugged, mosaic-bedecked, Middle Eastern bistro-bar attracts travelers and expats with its great prices (nothing is over...
Prikith
This restaurant/pub is the perfect place to warm up with a steaming mug of hot chocolate and catch up on your correspondence...
Ban Thai
This mellow Thai joint is starting to attract much-deserved attention from locals and visitors alike for its substantial menu...
Fjorukrain
Situated in nearby village Hafnarfjördur, this Viking-themed restaurant is decorated accordingly (weapons and shields...
Rejkjavik Pizza Company
Head to this popular pizza joint for a tasty alternative to seafood. Affordable by Icelandic standards, their wood-fired...
Vid Tjörnina
This unique eatery is hidden down an unassuming lane near city hall. Icelandic specialties such as baked salt cod,...
Sjávarkjallarinn (Seafood Cellar)
Sample native fare such as lundi (puffin) or hakarl (rotten shark meat buried underground for three months and served with a...