​1. Ingólfsskáli Viking Restaurant

Experience authentic viking-era dining in a traditional longhouse setting. Ingólfsskáli offers traditional Icelandic dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, providing a unique cultural and culinary experience.

​2. Ölverk Pizza & Brewery

A geothermal-powered brewery and pizzeria know for its craft beers and wood-fired pizzas. Ölverk combines sustainable energy with delicious food and drink in a cozy atmosphere. 

​3. Tryggvaskáli

Located in a historic building, Tryggvaskáli serves exquisite Icelandic cuisine with a focus on local flavors and artistry. The restaurant offers a charming setting by the Ölfusá River.

​4. Kaffi Krús

A popular café and restaurant in Selfoss. Kaffi Krús is know for its diverse menu, including hearty soups, fresh salads, and delectable desserts, all served in a friendly and welcoming enironment.

​5. Fjöruborðið

A cozy seaside restaurant famous for its delicious lobster dishes and legendary langoustine soup. Located in the charming village of Stokkeyri, about 30 min from Ferjukot, it's ther perfect spot for a relaxed seafood dinner with ocean views.

​6. Gamla Mjólkurbúið

Once a local dairy, this beautiful restored building now houses a vibrant food hall and cultural space. Located in the heart of Selfoss, it offers a variety of restaurants, bars and shops - all under one historic roof. A great stop for food, coffee, or a relaxed evening out.

7. Gróðurhúsið

A stylish greenhouse-style food hall, bar and boutique hotel in the heart of Hvergerði. Gróðurhúsið blends modern designs with natural charm, offering great food, drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere - perfect for lunch stop or a evening out just 10 min from Ferjukot.

​8. Friðheimar

A unique greenhouse restaurant where you can dine among the tomato plants. Friðheimar offers fresh, tomato-based dishes like their famous soup, pasta and even tomato beer. A must-visit for a truly Icelandic farm-to-table experience.

​9. Matkráin

Matkráin is a cozy bistro in Hveragerði, Iceland. Offering a blend of Icelandic and Danish cuisine, including traditional smørrebrød and seasonal dishes made with local ingredients.

10. Varmá Restaurant

Nestled in the heart of Hveragerði, Varmá Restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with a menu that blends traditional Icelandic flavors and contemporary cuisine. Know for its warm ambiance and attentive service, it's an ideal spot for both caual meals and special occasions.