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There is a souvenir-shop next to the Geysir hotel. In this shop there is also the Geysir geocentre and a restaurant. There you can get hamburgers and the normal fast-food, but also the national Icelandic meat-broth, which is very popular here.
The Geysir hotel is next to the Geysir shop, and in that hotel there is a good restaurant, this restaurant in the Geysir shop is much less fancy. But it has an outdoor porch where you can enjoy your food and watch Strokkur erupt. So this is where we go when visiting the Geysir area.
Updated Dec 13, 2010
Address: Geysir, Haukadalur, Iceland
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The restaurant at Geysir is of excellent quality but quite expensive. The advantage: a tremendous view of the thermal field. Enjoy your romantic dinner and watch Strokkur erupt every few minutes through the restaurant's picture window.
Main courses are quite pricey -- from Kr 1550 for a veggie dish to Kr 3700 for Reindeer. To save some money, go for a soup or a light dish. If you do, you should be able to get out of the restaurant for Kr 2000 or so.
Favorite Dish: I had some nice fish soup with curry. Sara tried the bacalao tempura, which can pass fairly well as a light evening meal. If you're adventurous, try the whale carpaccio.
Updated Dec 14, 2007
Address: Geysir Center, IS-801 Geysir, Iceland
Phone: +354 480 6800
Website: http://geysircenter.com/index.php?lang=en&navi1=gc&navi2=re
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An actual resaurant to eat at when visiting Geysir.
Written Aug 31, 2002
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Across the street from Geysir there is a convience store where you can get hot dogs, sandwiches and the like.
Written Aug 31, 2002
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Across the street from Geysir there is a convience store where you can get hot dogs, sandwiches and the like.
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Our first stop in Iceland was the area around Geysir, the original geothermal fountain which gave its name to other phenomena of its kind around the world. Records appear to indicate this area became...
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The word Geysir derives from the Icelandic very "to gush" and is the only Icelandic word to have made it into the English language (with the minor spelling change of "geyser"). There are geysers all...
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One of the most famous attractions of Iceland, Geysir is a must for people who wants to visit Iceland. The Big Gaysir start spurting in 14th century and it end at the begining of 20th century, but...
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17 September 2007 After checking out the hotel we went to Geysir. We took route 47, 1 and 35 to Geysir. It took us a couple of hours to get there. When we arrived in Geysir we checked into our hotel....
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