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[…] Coffee House, Reykjavik can be found in the same complex as the Seabaron restaurant ā an area of beyond basic buildings designed primarily to withstand the worst the […]
ReplySeabaron (or Saegreifinn) is as basic as it comes. This quirky little Reykjavik restaurant is housed in an old fishermanās hut.
From the outside, it looks like the most uninviting place youāve ever seen. And inside, you feel like youāre sat in a shipping container. Fine dining it aināt.
But thereās more to this place than meets the eye. And if, like me, you love seafood, you really have to give it a try.
It was my absolute favourite foodie place in the whole of Reykjavik. So much so that I went back twice.
Seabaron is one of a collection of smaller restaurants and cafĆ©s to be found in the old harbour of Reykjavik. Itās nearby the beautiful and relatively new Harpa Concert Hall. And about 10 minutesā walk from the city centre.
Another of my Reykjavik faves sits pretty much next door. So Iād be tempted to pop into Rƶst CafĆ© for a sweet fix at the end of the meal.
A simple but incredible lunch in the quirkiest of settings.
[…] Coffee House, Reykjavik can be found in the same complex as the Seabaron restaurant ā an area of beyond basic buildings designed primarily to withstand the worst the […]
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