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Top 5 Bar food in Keflavik, Reykjanesbaer, Reykjanes Peninsula
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Keflavik, Reykjanesbaer, Reykjanes Peninsula including Kef Restaurant, Keflavik Cafe, LiBRARY Bistro/bar, Loksins Bar, Rostin Restaurant
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1. 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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2. 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.
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3. 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.
4. Loksins Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Pure Icelandic bar
Reviewed By ColoradoVista
our flight was delayed 3 times and hunger set in and this is a very good place to grab a sandwich and a beer in the Airport while waiting! Very good! Quick service with a smileDear ColoradoVistaThank you for taking the time to share your feedback about your experience at Loksins Bar ReykjavÃk. Positive feedbacks help us to strengthen our motivation and to continuously improve our service.I hope we will have the pleasure to welcome you again soon.Sincerely, Inga JonsdottirLoksins Bar ReykjavÃk
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5. Rostin Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Röstin Restaurant is located 20 meters from the shore with fantastic ocean view and a balcony. There are two lighthouses on the premises and a museum. We serve Seafood, quality hamburgers, Piri-Piri chicken, Icelandic lamb, Fish Soup, Icelandic Meat Soup
Reviewed By liv_vitale
I visited this restaurant with my mom and sister and was completely blown away (quite literally, it was a VERY windy day, lol). This cute spot sits on top of a museum full of old boats, engines, radios, and much more. The ambience and style of the restaurant was absolutely lovely, and the overlook of the ocean was gorgeous. The fish (fresh from the bay 30 meters away) and chips was the best Iâve tasted during my travels, and the hamburger my sister ordered was also divine. The best part of the experience was when the owner, Siggi, walked up to us after we finished our meals and told stories of the history of the village and viking settlers. He told us lore about the northern lights making men fall in love and about the ancient lighthouses just meters from the restaurant. He said if you climb to the top of the lighthouse (which has a cafe of its own), make a wish, and write it down, it will come true. The most moving part of his tales was that heâs been trying to build up the surrounding town because it has been struggling recently. Itâs definitely one of the less common attractions in KeflavÃk, but it is well worth the visit for the delicious food and intriguing history and charm.
