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Capital Region, Iceland Food Guide: 10 Scandinavian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kopavogur
Discover Restaurants offering the best Scandinavian food in Kopavogur, Capital Region, Iceland. Kópavogur is a city in Iceland which is the country's second largest municipality by population.
It lies immediately south of Reykjavík and is part of the Capital Region. The name literally means seal pup inlet.
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10. Mulakaffi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By MarinaandJim
Iceland is an expensive country and food is very frightfully expensive. If you are living at the Hilton Hotel this is a great place to eat. By Iceland standards, it is moderately priced and the food is wholesome and excellent. The price includes the main meal with vegetables, soup, salad, bread and coffee. Even though we did not go back for seconds, as the meal was very filling, we were told we could if we wanted to.The staff were very friendly and helpful.
9. Fish&Co
Overall Ratings
5 based on 278 reviews
We keep it simple yet delicious, serving only fresh pan fried cod with either a side of fries or salad. It is a food trailer with one of the best location in all of ReykjavÃk, in a beautiful garden between the famous church, called HallgrÃmskirkja and the
Reviewed By Behappy7
Tasty, fresh, flaky, huge portion and great value! Pls note that the owner moved the Wagon from its original location to the premises in front of Hallgrimskirkja Church. Enjoy!
8. ROK Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 763 reviews
ROK is a fine casual restaurant focusing on serving high quality food in a friendly relaxed environment.
Reviewed By simpleyme
This is right across from the Hallgrimskirkja church. We were unsure but went in and were glad we did.The food here was great they serve it tapas style so that makes it really expensive, Each dish is about 1.600 Ikr and you order 3 to 5 dishes each.It was spendy but it was really great food. We went in October and it was not full at all and we did not need a reservation.
7. Skal!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
SKÃL! is a bar & restaurant located in Hlemmur Foodhall in ReyjavÃk. Known for itâs take on combining seasonality, high quality food and drinks in a casual setting at fair price point. Run by three friends, Björn Steinar - saltmaker from Saltverk, GÃsli G
Reviewed By Marieka86
What more can I say? What more do you need to know? AMAZING FLAVOURS!! If this wasn't my last meal in Reykjavik, I'd still be going back there working my way through the menu. And they seem to serve food all day, so there wouldn't even be any need to pause for a closed kitchen in the afternoon! :-D
6. 101 Reykjavik Street Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 706 reviews
101 Reykjavik Street Food is convenient and flavourful food for a reasonable price Restaurant in down town Reykjavik. Offering Traditional Icelandic Grandma Meat Soup (Kjötsúpa), Lobster Soup, Seafood Soup, Fish & Chips, Selection of Noodle Soups and lets
Reviewed By Nadine1969
Really lovely tasty food. Only around 8 dishes on the menu but all cooked perfectly. Great price. Always full which is expected. Quick service and lovely polite staff and I loved that they leave all sorts of spices and sauces out to help yourself and add to your food. As a spice lover this was inspired. Highly recommend
5. Old Iceland Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2386 reviews
We are a family run restaurant with Icelandic home cooking. Our specialty is on seafood and Icelandic lamb. We also offer a choice of three or a five course set menu OPENING HOURS: Lunch: 11:30 - 15:30, Dinner: 17:00 - 22:00
Reviewed By virginiapaints
Old Iceland Restaurant was recommended to us by the staff of the Sküggi Hotel (excellent lodging!) specifically because I have dietary restrictions. The wait staff and the kitchen are well educated about celiacs disease and food allergies and made me feel very confident upon ordering. (Those of you who have celiacs know the anxiety that comes with eating at an unfamiliar restaurant.)My husband and I each got a different starter and different meal and swapped half way through. Everything we had was so delicious that I regretted being over the age of 5 and couldnât kick my plate without ending up shamed in a YouTube video. The gluten free bread and seasoned butter was so good that I thought a mistake had been made and it was ânormalâ bread. Not only did we have a glorious anniversary dinner our first night in Reykjavik, we went back two nights later and had the soup as a main course... AND went back our last night to have the shellfish soup starter and the cod entree.I am looking forward to coming back to Iceland... yes, itâs a beautiful country filled with welcoming people... but Iâm coming back for the soup.
4. Gallery Fiskur
Overall Ratings
5 based on 157 reviews
Open for for lunch Monday to Friday and the whole day and dinner Tuesday to Saturday. The restaurant is closed on Sunday's.Gallery Fiskur is located next to the Arbaer open-air museum in Reykjavik and right by one of the main roads from the city center. I
Reviewed By bjnomads
In an unusual location outside of Reykjavik , you will find Gallery Fiskur, an excellent place to get fresh seafood. The citrus cured arctic char is an excellent light starter, with the crunch of a nut and crouton mix and pomegranate giving it an elegant complexity. The peppersteak halibut is excellent, fresh meaty halibut paired with a strong black pepper coating, with a nice mushroom cream sauce. The plokkfiskur- cod with mashed potato and cheese, is a traditional, decadent Icelandic dish . The Haddock Monday style also was a nice set of fillets, with potatoes and seared vegetables. They have a selection of drinks- wines, beers and softdrinks. Service is friendly and provides good suggestions. Nice place for good tasty seafood.
3. Resto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1444 reviews
Chef Johann Helgi Johannsson and his wife Ragnheidur Helen Edvardsdottir own and manage Resto. Johann has built up a great reputation for quality cooking in other restaurants in Reykjavik so they decided to follow their dreams and open their own restauran
Reviewed By sgas37
If you like fish this is the place to go they offered a special of scallops the night we were there that was wonderful the fish cooked to perfection and the lamb was also cooked to perfection find it on google maps and go there
2. Reykjavik Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 404 reviews
Family owned and run restaurant in the heart of ReykjavÃk. Cosy and relaxed atmosphere with traditional Icelandic quality food and personal service.
Reviewed By 860Vetman
Reykjavik Kitchen does not take reservations but it's well with waiting for. Arriving 7:30P on a Saturday evening we had to wait approximately 45 mintutes. You can have a drink while waiting but there's really no room other than standing room while doing so. When we were finally seated, everything was brought out in a timely manner. Our group of four ordered the same appy's and entree's. That was too funny. Starting off with a salad we then each ordered the coffee smoked salmon and we had the black pasta for our main course. For dessert we spit the homemade vanilla ice cream with hot raspberry sauce sprinkled with chocolate ash. Fantastic to say the least.
Most Popular Street Food food in Kopavogur, Capital Region, Iceland
1. Orange Cafe : Espresso Bar
Fresh and full of flavour. A Cafe, bistro & restaurant located in the center of Reykjavik offering breakfast, lunch & fresh bites all day long.
Reviewed By travellingjim135
A fun and vibrant place to enjoy a coffee. We really enjoyed our visit here and thought what an interesting venue it was.
Where to eat Soups food in Kopavogur: The Best Restaurants and Bars
