2 Best Restaurants in North Iceland, Iceland

There’s a lively, old-fashioned tavern vibe going on at this “Old Farm,” where you can enjoy a cold beer and a pub lunch in the comfort of one of their velvet-upholstered, vintage wooden chairs. The menu features a range of popular classics like burgers and fish and chips, with a few local specials thrown in like Icelandic flatbread and meat soup.

Named after the arctic tern, Krían is the only restaurant on the island. They serve simple traditional Icelandic dishes and standard international favorites like hamburgers; it's also one of the few places in Iceland where you can try puffin. The restaurant operates in tandem with the ferry and the airport and is always open for visitors.