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South Region, Iceland Food Guide: 3 Scandinavian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hella
Find out what Scandinavian restaurants to try in Hella including Eldsto Art Cafe & Restaurant, Ranga Restaurant, Stracta Bistro
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1. Eldsto Art Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Eldstó Art Café/Restaurant is an artistic place where all tableware is handmade on the premises by the owners G.Helga and Ãór Sveinsson (Thor), potter. The coffee we serve is made of quality coffee beans and our cakes, bread and soups are local as well as
Reviewed By PH-Travel-Lovers
We stopped in on a cool wet day after spending the morning doing a little hiking and waterfall viewing.Soup of the day was delicious. Fresh and hot. We loved the sweet potato soup but they have a full menu as well.Soup of the day came with a refill and break.They serve beer and wine as well.Also free Wifi. It felt so good to sit somewhere warm and dry.Thank you kindly - really appreciated - we will try our best to live up to those recommendation
2. Ranga Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Rangá restaurant is an acclaimed gourmet restaurant overlooking one of Iceland's finest salmon rivers, East-Rangá River. The restaurant's motto is the concept of a "Farmers Market" - in effect using predominantly local ingredients of the highest quality a
Reviewed By 262StephanieP
We stayed several nights at the hotel and dined here our first night. The bartender outside the restaurant was very pleasant for our welcome drink. Once inside the restaurant, it took a while to be seated even though it wasn't crowded, and then it took even longer just to have a waiter come take a drink order. Staff was not overly friendly although the breakfast team was a little better both mornings. The dinner was pricey for not the best seafood although the lobster bisque was flavorful.
3. Stracta Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
The Bistro is located on the ground floor of Stracta hotel. Our guests can enjoy a variety of dishes during both lunch and dinner time.
Reviewed By 20_times_ATW
Food: 10/10Service: 8/10Environment: 9/10I booked for dinner at 18:00. We arrived early, thinking we could sit and have a drink. We were told to return at 18:00!But the bar downstairs had excellent Christmas ale and we found comfortable seats. The restaurant finally opened at 18:02 and we were treated with a fantastic spread of foods.There was smoked lamb, smoked salmon, roasted lamb and pork, cod, and a large variety of vegetables. Everything was perfectly prepared. The problem was there was no labels on anything. So we had to ask what some of the obscure foods were.Deserts were also great, with the Icelandic oatmeal special. I don't know what the other regular foods at this restaurant are ,like, but if you're in Iceland for Christmas, it's hard to imagine a better dinner!
