Actually, it's a big Viking building in the suburb of Reykjavík composed by 3 different restaurants where you really eat very well.The "Fjörugarðurinn" (Viking Feast Restaurant) and the "Fjörukráin" (Traditional Folk) are ideal for dinner, whereas for lunch you also have the "Fjaran". Everything taste good and the bread is homemade.
I´m not much for saefood my self but my boyfriend tells me it´s the best fish in the capital area. They offer fresh fish in the noon. Our german friends went there and they thought the fish was great and theyr children could have fish and chips witch they where very happy about. They always have different fish in the noon, they say the always have what is most fresh from the sea.For people like my who are not the fish type you can get pasta, lasagne, steak, soup witch are about avarage.
This is a very touristy restaurant. I enjoyed the experience- from the Viking decor to the traditional Viking meal. I passed on beer , instead drinking soda. I did try the "Black Death" schnapps served in a lamb horn shot glass. My friend thought the food was a bit sketchy when she learned we were eating shark. I liked the novelty of trying shark for the first time. The lamb was great- I think it may have been the first time I tried lamb as well. We made reservations from our hotel in Reykjavik but because not many people signed up, the promised entertainment was cancelled. In lieu of signing Vikings, the waitress thought it a delightful idea for me to pose with a sword and mask thingy. Despite my awkward feeling at the time, I absolutely adore this picture. Shark and dried haddock the Viking wayMain courseBraised lamb shank with potato and vegetablesDessert"Skyr" (yogurt-like) served...
Fjaran provides an elegant dining experience (a la carte) and can seat up to 58 guests. The house is ideally situated, offering picturesque view of the harbour. Built in 1841, recently renovated and restored to its original style, it provides a cosy, romantic atmosphere. The emphasize is on fish and game, a wide selection of gourmet dishes. One of the specialities is an exotic West Nordic side menu.
A place you can buy icelandic hot dog and good sandwish. I recommend the sandwish with the bacon, my favorite. It´s all cooked while your waiting and you eat it out side. Also have france fries.
A cosy little cafý/restaurant, Súfistinn has a large variety of roasted coffee and teas from all the world's major coffee and tea regions.
Very good restaurant in an old house near the harbour.
Fjorukrain - The Viking Restaurant.Viking restaurant. Pretty cool place to eat. The food is not important it is the show and the building that are.
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