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Best European food near Honningsvag, Northern Norway, Norway
Find out what European restaurants to try in Honningsvag including NordKapp, Corner Spiseri, Havly, Scandic Nordkapp Restaurant, Arctic Sans, Viva Napoli, Snoy, Garden Cafe
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8. Garden Cafe
tourist season only. Also an 'old folks home." Food very expensive, but far cheaper than other places in this small village. Staff are warm and friendly, and the food was very good. If you're there to see the North Cape, it's a nice little place for a qui
7. Snoy
Reviewed By travelsByChance
There was an outlet store for few clothes and some souvenirs. Then there was a closed area and a kind of ugly lounge or cafe area which was quite chilly because the door was open all the time. Do not drink coffee here. It's really expensive and bad! Go to a real café. All the cakes and pies were covered with plastic which I find a little weird.
6. Viva Napoli
Seats, Pizza, Kebab, Pasta, Goodies, Fish, Salad, Light Dishes, Hamburger, Gluten Free Pizza, Waiter Staff, Highchairs Available, Serving Alcohol
Reviewed By stefang788
Finally, I found a place in Honningsvåg that has vegetarian food. It took a while to locate any restaurant that didnt have just dead animals on their menu. The Pizza was good, well worth a stop.
5. Arctic Sans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By LG-Aude-LG
Arctic Sans is an international restaurant serving decent Norwegian food with an Asian twist.You must pick the menu & order at the bar, but don't worry, the food is served at your table ;)You'll find a various range of fish dishes (cod tongue, grilled cod, cod in sweet & sour sauce, etc.), for a "normal" price. It's tasty and comes in generous portion, and it's delivered with a kind smile.
4. Scandic Nordkapp Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
There is a large fire place in the middle of the room that gives it a warm, cosy atmosphere. We serve a tasty dinner buffet every evening and as the restaurant is spacious, it's great for both small and large groups. If you would like to enjoy drinks, an
Reviewed By Gabriel H
On the same location as the North Cape hall, this brigh, round-shaped restaurant offers comfortable seating, great view of the entire area and a full bar. Every evening, it also offers an delightful cold and warm buffet. The cuisine focuses on Norwegian and Scandinavian dishes.
3. Havly
Havly is temporary closed. We apologise for the inconvenience. New winter hours will be coming soon. Looking forward seeing you in a near future!
Reviewed By Carolinesimonsen
Byens beste restaurant! Nydelige retter laget av råvarer fra området. Anbefales. The best restaurant in town! Lovely food made from local ingreedients. Highly recommended. Thank you for taking your time to write a review. Wonderful to hear you are rating us highly! We always strive to bring only the best to our guests. Your comments and recommendations are very appreciated. Looking forward seeing you in the future!
2. Corner Spiseri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Reviewed By keett712
After the exhilarating ATV ride to North Cape, we walk across to this best coffee and restaurant in HonningsvÃ¥g, The Corner Spiseri.The menu has quite a big range that should satisfy all eaters.The 40cm pizza was huge and throughly stuffed with goodies and after the ride we snapped up very single slice and bits.The pasta was also excellent and decent cup of chocolate and coffee. This place on the 1st floor overlooks the harbour but as itâs dark all day we can only enjoy the sumptuous food and friendly locals we chatted as they were surprised to see us wrapped in layers whilst they are very bare (T-shirtâs only)So far all Norwegian we met are very friendly in all the places we went.Makes our all dark days bright.
Honningsvag Food Guide: 9 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Honningsvag
1. NordKapp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 428 reviews
Reviewed By ITRT
One of the most notable monuments at the North Cape is âChildren of the Earthâ. It consists of one plaque of a compilation of seven drawings and seven round plaques made from drawings of the seven children from Tanzania, Japan, Brazil, Thailand, Italy, the USSR and the USA. Built in 1989, it is supposed to symbolize cooperation and friendship. Nearby is a âMother and Childâ sculpture showing them pointing toward the seven disks and the horizon. Another monument nearby commemorates King Oscar II visit in 1873.
