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Northwest Region, Iceland Food Guide: 3 Scandinavian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hvammstangi
Discover Restaurants offering the best Scandinavian food in Hvammstangi, Northwest Region, Iceland. Hvammstangi is an Icelandic village in the north-west part of the country, on Vatnsnes peninsula, situated on the Miðfjörður.
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1. Sjavarborg Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 446 reviews
Reviewed By JEHSAH
Stopped for lunch. Enjoyed the fish soup immensely. Tasty, delicate, filling. Went as part of a large part. Service was prompt and friendly. Enjoyed our meal.
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2. Geitafell
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Enjoy fresh Icelandic seafood in a pure Icelandic nature setting. We offer our guests the possibility to watch FIFA World Cup games on a big screen in a separate space from the main dining hall.
Reviewed By MattJMcKenna
Went to this restaurant on my recent Icelandic Ring Road trip, and I have a really hard time describing it. The food was excellent. The fish soup was chock full of quality ingredients, and the trout was delicious (though the presentation was suuuuper rustic). Service was interesting. There were 4 people dining and 3 staff members and yet there was the sense that they were a little overwhelmed. But somehow that was incredibly charming?? It's a funny one. It's also quite expensive, even for Iceland. I'm chalking it up to being in a very rural area, rather than anything else.I think if you're trying to have an authentic Icelandic dining experience, you could do a lot worse. But, if you are expecting traditional Western quality of service, you may find this restaurant a little frustrating...
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3. Bakki Restaurant
Icelandic food, fresh seafood, homemade hamburgers, fishsoup, fish, steaks, tapas, a la carte, group menu's
Reviewed By Filipendulous
This restaurant is located in the Hotel Laugerbakki. Clean and contemporary, it offers a limited and moderately expensive lunch menu. Two of us got the daily soup - Mushroom - and two the prawn small plate. Everything was delicious. Service was shaken at first when outdated menus were given to us and we all ordered the $14 fish and chips. We were then handed ânewly printed menusâ with $35 fish and chips. When asked about the significant price increase, we were told it was a âdifferent dish altogetherâ. Yeah, right. This the 4 stars. By the way, the hotel is immaculately clean as were the bathrooms. Great northern lights territory.
