All Restaurants in Akureyri

A Nordic bistro on Akureyri's harbour street serving open Danish sandwiches, fresh seafood, and Icelandic lamb with stunning views over Eyjafjordur.

A well-regarded restaurant in the fishing village of Dalvik, North Iceland, serving fresh seafood and Icelandic lamb in a warm, welcoming setting.

The best fish and chips in North Iceland, serving freshly caught haddock and cod in a cosy family-run setting in the heart of Akureyri.

The restaurant at Icelandair Hotel Akureyri, serving refined Nordic cuisine in a warm, firelit setting with a photograph of northern lights over Mount Sulur as its centrepiece.

A family-owned bakery in Akureyri since 1996, serving freshly baked pastries, soups, sandwiches, and excellent coffee in the Linduhus building.

A charming seaside bar in the tiny fishing village of Hauganes where you can taste traditional Icelandic bacalao while soaking in a harbourside hot tub.

A laid-back budget cafe attached to the Akureyri Backpackers hostel, serving burgers, sandwiches, and hearty meals at some of the lowest prices in North Iceland's capital.

A charming roadside shop and cafe on the shores of Eyjafjordur near Dalvik, serving homemade cakes, coffee, and light meals with spectacular fjord views.

A long-established restaurant in one of Akureyri's oldest buildings, serving an extensive menu of Icelandic and European dishes — from lamb chops and lobster bisque to burgers and steaks — in the heart of Iceland's northern capital.

Akureyri's cosiest cafe, serving excellent specialty coffee and fresh pastries in a warm, inviting space just off the main street of Iceland's northern capital.

A beloved Akureyri cafe housed in the iconic blue 'Paris Building' from 1913, serving coffee, cakes, and light meals in one of northern Iceland's most characterful settings.

Akureyri's favourite pizza bar on Strandgata, serving wood-fired pizza with quality toppings and a decent beer selection in a relaxed, no-fuss setting.

The most beloved ice cream parlour in Iceland, where Akureyri locals and visitors alike queue year-round for scoops of rich, natural ice cream made the old-fashioned way.

A charming cafe in the Akureyri Botanical Gardens with gorgeous picture windows, a sun terrace, lunchtime soup buffet, and happy hour drinks.

A stylish hotel restaurant on Akureyri's main street serving modern European and Icelandic cuisine, from langoustine pasta to gourmet burgers, with a daily happy hour.

A laid-back grill and fast food spot on Akureyri's main street serving solid burgers, wraps, and salads at prices that feel refreshingly honest for Iceland.

A restaurant in the tiny art village of Hjalteyri on Eyjafjordur, serving locally sourced Icelandic cuisine and excellent vegan dishes in a converted harbourside building.

A well-regarded restaurant in Akureyri's cultural centre Hof, serving fresh seafood and Icelandic dishes with views over Eyjafjordur.

An artisan chocolate cafe and gallery in the charming fishing town of Siglufjordur, where chocolatier Frida handcrafts exquisite chocolates alongside her artwork.

Akureyri's legendary live music venue, The Green Hat, where Iceland's best musicians have played in an intimate setting since the early days of the northern scene.

A laid-back grill pub on Akureyri's Art Street, serving honest burgers, sandwiches, and pizza to the capital of the north.

The Akureyri branch of Iceland's beloved sub sandwich chain, Hlollabatar serves custom-built subs at prices that feel almost generous by Icelandic standards.

Akureyri's beloved ice cream parlour on Geislagata serving soft serve, gelato, and slushies alongside coffee and freshly made sandwiches in the heart of Iceland's northern capital.

Akureyri's beloved ice cream institution, serving homemade scoops to the capital of the north from morning until late every single day of the year.

A beloved cafe in one of Akureyri's oldest houses, serving homemade cakes, lamb soup, and excellent coffee with stunning views over Eyjafjordur.

A cafe perched above a working robotic cow farm near Akureyri — sip your coffee while watching cows being milked by robots below. One of the most uniquely Icelandic cafe experiences you can have.

One of Iceland's oldest bakeries, operating since 1912 on Akureyri's main street, serving traditional Icelandic pastries, fresh bread, and coffee every morning.

A bright, cheerful cafe in the heart of Akureyri serving fresh sandwiches, smoothies, and juices — the healthiest fast food option in North Iceland.

Iceland's homegrown fast-food chain that replaced McDonald's, Metro serves burgers, fries, and chicken in Akureyri's central Hotel Kea building — the familiar comfort food option for the capital of the north.

A popular bistro and bar in the heart of downtown Akureyri with a large outdoor patio, hearty bistro food, and views up to the iconic Akureyrarkirkja church.

Akureyri's best craft beer bar, a cosy pub on the Art Street serving local and international brews in a town that takes its beer culture surprisingly seriously.

A dedicated seafood restaurant in Akureyri serving fish soup, grilled catch of the day, and honest North Iceland seafood in a warm, welcoming setting.

A seasonal restaurant at the Skjaldarvik guesthouse north of Akureyri, serving a daily changing menu of Icelandic cuisine with stunning views across Eyjafjordur.

A welcoming casual eatery on Akureyri's main square, serving honest burgers, falafel, and fish and chips at prices that feel almost generous by Icelandic standards.

A seafood restaurant along the spectacular Troll Peninsula scenic route in North Iceland, where the catch comes straight from the harbour and the mountain views are free.