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Reykjanesbaer, Reykjanes Peninsula Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Keflavik
Find out what European restaurants to try in Keflavik including Fernando's Restaurant, Kef Restaurant, Soho kitchen & cafe, Rain, Kaffi Duus, Keflavik Cafe, LiBRARY Bistro/bar, Retturinn, Kvikk, Nord Restaurant
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10. Nord Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 83 reviews
Scandinavian restaurant
Reviewed By Pras499
Note to travelers, Keflavik airport has minimal food choice after 430 pm, consider dinner before airport (drop off car and get to airport at least hr before flight if eating there). Had last pizza left there, it was terrible. Flew back hungry.Dear Pras499 First of all, thank you very much for sharing your impressions about our restaurant with us. We truly apologize for the bad experience you had. The quality and taste of our products is a priority for us. You feedback has been transmitted to the chef, and he will make sure such a situation does not happen again.I hope to welcome you again soon for a better experience.Sincerely, Inga JonsdottirKEF - Nord Restaurant
9. Kvikk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Grab&Go in south terminal
Reviewed By kaitlina714
This place was a great little takeout cafe area with seating past the cash registers. I was able to sit by the windows and enjoy the views of Iceland and planes taking off and landing. I enjoyed a refreshing Icelandic beer and the cashier was very helpful with a bottle opener. It was very helpful that they accepted Euros and American dollars. There were also tons of snacks and pre-made sandwiches.
8. Retturinn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By MemElaina
A local at the Viking ship museum put us on to this restaurant. It's a small local place that doesn't generally cater to tourists. The food was served cafeteria style and you could see what you were picking to eat. There were a variety of entrees, sides, and desserts as well as soup, salad, and drinks. We had a pleasant filling meal at significantly less than the tourist restaurants are charging. I believe this place is only open for lunch. Several of the workers did not speak English but it was no problem to point to what we wanted.
7. LiBRARY Bistro/bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Library Bistro/bar Keflavik is one of the coolest bistros in Iceland. Trendy décor by the Italian company Dialma Brown puts the restaurant squarely on the map as hip, go-to eating establishment. We offer extensive menu with reasonable prices. Library Bist
Reviewed By Jóhann J
Visited Library Bistro/Bar twice during a few days in KeflavÃk in April 2019.First trip was with a group of five on a slow Thursday night. That ended up in an argument with the cashier about the bill which was overpricing us and at the same time he was not able to give us a breakdown of the bill for the group. Very strange to say the least. Willing to give the place a second chance, we arranged a second trip on a packed Saturday night - service was super slow and in fact the slowest I´ve ever experienced in any restaurant around the world. Overall the food was ok but given the super slow service and the strange attitude from the cashier/bartender on Thursday night I can not recommend this place. Which is sad because the place looks nice.
6. Keflavik Cafe
Homemade dessert, Good Coffee and Tea, Wine & Beer Selections, Breakfast,Lunch, Vegetarian Friendly and Hamburger selections, Sandwich.
Reviewed By gatortunor
You will be warmly welcomed upon entering the cozy Keflavik Cafe, both by friendly servers and scrumptious smells of freshly baked goods. Nice variety of breakfast foods and fresh hot coffee.
5. Kaffi Duus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1210 reviews
Our kitchen is open from 11-22. Our bar is open from 11-23. The buffet it's from 11-15 monday til friday Always welcome to visit us for any information you can contact us at our phone or mail
Reviewed By Scott-Vancouver-BC
Icelanders may be found here, but we heard nothing but English. The menu is comprehensive, but starts off with a page tuned to "exotic" visitor tastes at premium prices. You want fermented shark? Whale meat? Sure. They've got that. We weren't especially famished, so we chose an appy of tandori chicken (go figure?). Nice flavours, but with a sad side salad and about 2 tablespoons of raita, which was surprisingly spicy, both for raita and for Iceland.The Monkfish...turned this review around (it was headed downward). A generous portion, supplemented with a lobster tail (tiny by North American standards, but...different species, ok?) potatoes and veg, and a nice remoulade. Nicely cooked and presented. In a big eater, but between this and the appy, we're both sated. Might have to try a different place for our last night in Iceland, but, despite my initial impressions, I can recommend this place.
4. Rain
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Rain restaurant was opened in 1989 and is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Reykjanes. The restaurant has a beautiful view over the sea and nearby rocks. Enjoy great food while overlooking the Faxaflói bay and the amazing surroundings. Rain restaur
Reviewed By 599Angela
Rain doesn't play the music loud, and they have a nice dining room overlooking the water. One keeps thinking a whale might swim by at any moment.Although the service can be a little spotty when they get busy, the servers are very pleasant and helpful. I had an appetizer involving local feta cheese which was tasty, and then perhaps the best lamb and potato dish I've had in a long time. Done in a traditional Icelandic style, apparently. It makes me wish I had also ordered the fish stew, because the kitchen knows how to knock a simple dish right out of the park.HIghly recommended. I would have gone back but I was only in Iceland for the one night.
3. Soho kitchen & cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Local rustic cafe by the sea. All of our meals are made with fresh ingredients and everything is made from scratch. Fresh fish, salad, lamb and sometime Minke Whale. Enjoy our daily baked sourdough bread with our famous red pesto. You can look at the menu
Reviewed By 567alexanderp
This lunch-time cafe on the waterfront (open 11 am to 2 pm) serves truly excellent lunches that come with home-made bread and cakes, very reasonably priced.Hi Alexander , thank's for visiting us.. you are welcome anytime again ;)
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2. Kef Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
KEF is a first class-enclosed glass restaurant attached to Hotel Keflavik. We serve Icelandic cuisine. Please note! It is recommended to reserve a table in advance by phone, facebook or by email. Hope to see you soon.
Reviewed By JIV_1944
This is a rather small but cosy restaurant. The decorations are quite pleasing. Simple but tempting menu. We got advice from the wonderful staff. Decided upon starters only and all was delicious. Excellent vine. Ended with dessert and coffee. In all a perfect evening and highly recommended.
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1. Fernando's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 513 reviews
Reviewed By francophile5310
At the end of our trip we were staying in KeflavÃk & for our last meal of the holiday we wanted to eat something other than traditional Icelandic food for a change. Italian food is usually a safe bet so we picked Fernandos. The restaurant is casual and relaxed & there is plenty of choice on the menu. I chose the tagliatelle with salmon, pesto & cherry tomatoes-an absolutely delicious bowl of tasty pasta. My hubby had the spaghetti with seafood which was also good.He picked the lava cake dessert which is really a chocolate fondant. On this occasion it was a shame that it was a bit overcooked with no liquid centre. The prices were very reasonable & we enjoyed our meal.
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