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Reykjavík Roasters

The guide was updated: 2023-04-13

Carefully crafted espresso drinks worthy of the snobbiest hipster. Minimalist design, great playlists often played on a rustic record player. There are three venues of this chain dotted around the central area of Reykjavík, the one next to Hallgrímskirkja being the most popular.

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Address: Kárastígur 1, Reykjavík
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 8:30am–5pm, Sun 10am–5pm
Website: www.reykjavikroasters.is/en
Phone: +354 517 5535

Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.

*this will be downloaded as a PDF.

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Kaffitár

Kaffitár

One of Reykjavik’s most popular coffee companies, serving some of the best coffee in the country. The company owns different locations. Find their first coffee shop in downtown Reykjavík.

Mokka Kaffi

Mokka Kaffi

For a retro coffee-house atmosphere, head to Mokka — Reykjavík's oldest coffee bar. It has not changed since its opening in 1957. Warm leather benches, lots of wood and soft fabric paneling make it one of the coziest places in Reykjavík.

Café Babalú

Café Babalú

This cafe is an institution in Reykjavík: in addition to offering great hot chocolate, sweets and vegetarian food, it boasts an outstanding alternative decor, teeming with wall art, pop culture quotes and vintage-style furniture.

Reykjavík Roasters

Reykjavík Roasters

Carefully crafted espresso drinks worthy of the snobbiest hipster. Minimalist design, great playlists often played on a rustic record player. There are three venues of this chain dotted around the central area of Reykjavík, the one next to Hallgrímskirkja being the most popular.

Mikki Refur

Mikki Refur

Mikki Refur bravely opened its doors in November 2020. The place wraps you up in the cozy interior with warm lights and lots of wood, marble bistro tables and deep green tiles. They will brew your an excellent cup of coffee from freshly roasted beans, serve satisfying bistro food with a glass of wine — always ready to surprise you with something new! Their classic French madeleines are simply amazing dunked into cappuccino.

Klambrar Bistrø

Klambrar Bistrø

Inside the Kjarvalsstaðir Art Museum hides a cozy Norwegian style cafe with huge windows overlooking an open park where locals walk their dogs, play frisbee and stroll around. Their coffee is hot and strong, cakes delicious and soups leave you with a warm feeling inside. Naturally, best combined with a visit to the art gallery.

12 Tonar

12 Tonar

This independent record shop stocks a wide selection of Icelandic music. The helpful staff can help you find the perfect audio souvenir of your visit. The venue also houses the Smekkleysa ('bad taste') indie music label. Plus, you here you can get coffee and beer, live gigs and specialist literature.

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