Reykjavík Roasters

Reykjavík

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€4.95

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.

Information

addressKárastígur 1, Reykjavík
openingHoursDaily 8am–5pm
phone+354 517 5535
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/ReykjavikRoasters/

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