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.
Things to do in Kopavogur
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Fine dining On the eighth floor of the Radisson BLU Saga hotel is Grillid, a restaurant that for more than half a century has been a symbol of a perfect night in Reykjavik. The reason is simple, at Grillid quality comes first, in food and drink, service and atmosphere. A night at Grillid is really a celebration for your senses, quality food and fine wine. Grillid Restaurant truly defines fine Icelandic dining. Panoramic view Grillid is on the eight floor of the Radisson Blu Saga hotel in Reykjavik and provides amazing view over Reykjavik city, the sea and the Mountains.
We ate here during our stay at the Radisson Blu Saga Hotel and the home of a Michelin chef. This is not food, it is a dining experince, everything about eating and drinking here is an experience. The serving staff went to great lengths to...MoreDear Todd. Thank you for spending your evening with us,We are delighted to read about your experience and happy to know you have enjoyed our food and as well our wine pairing. We hope to see you again one day. Warmest regards. Team Grillið.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
I chose this restaurant for my birthday dinner while we were in Reykjavik and I was very happy I did. We did the tasting menu and everything was delicious. Fresh fish, inventive food, great presentation, nice ambience. Service was wonderful. Highly recommend.
4.5 based on 2 reviews
A tiny, family owned soup restaurant in the heart of Reykjavik. We are proud to be the first and the original "soup in bread" restaurant in Iceland. We've been serving soups in bread for over 20 years amd we love it. Please note: We do not take Reservations, ever - but swing by and we will do our best to fit you in with smiles on our faces! :)
We didn't know anything about this place, but decided to give it a try because we were cold and tired from walking. We hoped that they had soup, but didn't realize that it's a SOUP restaurant. There's no menu... the waiter shows up and says "today, we have soup X and soup Y... what would you like?"
They only had two soups: a meat soup and a vegetarian... luckily, because my wife is vegetarian. I got the meat soup.
Both soups come in a bread bowl. This makes for a pretty heavy meal, but the bread is SO GOOD. The meat soup was slightly thick, had nice onions and carrots, but was pretty light on the meat. This didn't bother me, but for $25/ea...well, that's why I'm only giving 4 stars. They also have beer. I just drank the tap water (which is better than any bottle water you can buy).
We really like the decor of the place... it reminds me of a Portland Maine fish house... old, small, rustic, dark, warm and cozy. Perfect for hot soup. The staff are young, friendly and professional. It's on the 2nd floor, overlooking the main street. It only seats about 30, and there's no waiting area, so it's in or out if you don't have Reservations (not sure if they take reservations). This time of year, at 6:00PM we had no problem getting seated.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
We had 2 lattes one of which was cold and had to be returned for a hotter one, a scone with cream and a Danish pastry £22. Service while quick was courteous and not over friendly especially when I had to return my coffee. That said it sold lots of gorgeous looking read cakes and sandwiches. It was also very popular with locals and not just tourists so thats always a good sign.
4.5 based on 50 reviews
we followed our GPS to the address; no way to recognize it was within a nice mall... a bonus!
Staff friendly and spoke adequate English for us to order. Latte drinks comparable in price to other Icelandic places. pretty, quiet atmosphere. entertained by young beautiful woman posing numerous times for selfies with her cuppa
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Food connoisseurs and other gastronomes have ever since the year 2000 slipped into our basement during lunch hour to feast on various delicacies. But of course everyone knows that because ever since the restaurant opened for business it has been the least kept secret in the area. Ostabuðin has truly been an oasis on Skolavorðustigur because we have tried our best to offer a wide varaity of fresh and curious products which have tickled our patrons taste buds and in turn trickled salivating reflexes in the city center. Even though we have taken some pride in the queue that has formed outside our entrance every single day during lunch break for the past 15 years we have finally expanded our premises. Thus we can now welcome our patrons from dawn til dusk and offer them a variety of fish and meat dishes which we have refined with passion. Of course there is also a lot of cheese on the menu and now we can also serve wine with our fare. Our daily specials always include both a fish dish and a soup during lunch hour on weekdays. Do not hesitate to ask what is on offer today. Also, our seafood soup never disappoints. Our guests might have to share tables during the lunch hour rush but who knows – maybe you will make new friends. Bon appetit, Joi.
Service awesome. Authentic atmosphere and marvellous meats. Lamb cooked beautifully and reindeer succulent. Beets earthy and farmers salad flavoursome and colourful. Sykrmus......l licked the bowl clean whilst others chomped the apple crumble! Just go!
4.5 based on 206 reviews
ICELAND'S OLDEST BAKERY. ARTISAN BREADS & FINE PATISSERIE SINCE. 1834 Das Familienunternehmen Bernhöftsbakarí war die erste Bäckerei des Landes und ist gleichzeitig das älteste noch bestehende Handwerksunternehmen Islands Gegründet. 1834.
By far our favorite bakery in Iceland! Everything is yummy and they have a great selection! It's a little off the tourist track which is good in my book! We went back several times...the last time to buy snacks for the plane ride home.
4.5 based on 1 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 - 16:15, Dinner: 17:00 - 22:00
A quaint restaurant offering fabulous food. We wanted the 3 course set menu but tried to substitute the starter for one of us. We had previously done this in other restaurants and they were happy to oblige, here however it was a definite NO! We went for different options in the end and had fantastic meals. The presentation and flavours of all of the courses was first class.
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Nordic cool at its best. For years, the renowned chef Sveinn Kjartansson has been showing viewers of Icelandic Television how to make the most of the country's natural food sources, especially its impressive range of seafood. Now, visitors to AALTO Bistro in the Nordic House can sample for themselves the work of this creative chef, in the form of delicious and delightful fresh lunch specials and during the day. When it comes to afternoon coffee, linger awhile, over delicious homemade cakes, all made with the best ingredients available at the time, Over the weekends, a delicately constructed dinner menu. Naturally, the fruits of the sea feature prominently, although meat and vegan options are also on offer. In true New Nordic style, the food at AALTO Bistro draws on fresh, local, healthy produce, ingredients which change with the seasons. Head chef Sveinn stirs in a dash of his trademark magic to create the prettiest of plates. Healthy food for a happy heart!
The Nordic House is one of the finest buildings in Reykjavik, a great homage to the famous Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. The small restaurant has a fine view of the city over a busy duck pond. There were 4 of us and all had excellent food. The crab cakes and the seafood soup were tasty and so was the fish pan, catfish and cod that followed, all perfectly cooked. This is surely some of the best food to be had in Reykjavik. The chef, Sveinn Kjartansson was charming. Ask for a window table.
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Dons Donuts is an Icelandic based company specializing in food wagons which sell mini doughnuts, among other delicious things :) Located in the main area of downtown Reykjavik, Hlemmur, Dons Donuts caters specifically to your sweet tooth :) and will definitely have you coming back for more!
We stopped as we walked by because they smelled so good...and they were delicious! We went with their recommendation of caramel and cinnamon and sugar for toppings and it was excellent. We got 6, but wanted about a dozen more! Worth a stop for a quick warm treat...and they're open late (in downtown, 1am on the weekdays and about 5am on the weekends - all approximates). Definitely give them a try!
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