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This is a very comfortable setting with good food.
The restaurant is actually in a cow shed!!! There is a wall of glass between the restaurant and the cowshed - it is fun and really does not smell like you may think it could!!!
It is not the cheapest place to eat and if you are vegetarian your menu is going to be VERY limited... but then again, if you have manged to find anything other than salad of pizza in Iceland then, I salute you!!!!
Written May 2, 2011
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We were recommended the place by the tourist information and we went staright there. This is a farm with a cowshed to which they have added a restaurant. Fancy place....expensive but, good food...and different food. Service was great....and it was packed out. So try it. Everything in Myvatn is just 3-4 mins from each other...and this is one of them.
Written Sep 12, 2009
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