Coffee in Iceland

[Grumpy100]

Does anyone know if they have regular brewed coffee in Iceland. We are doing a 10 day tour in May and was just wondering. I am not real big on expresso's so am hoping that they have REAL COFFEE there.

Thanks. :cool::cool::cool:

[RickT]

I was in Iceland a few years ago and definitely had regular coffee (no sign of any starbucks however). I did a quick tripadvisor search and found this coffee shop.

 

http://www.kaffitar.is/en/

[shoreham01]

We enjoyed lovely coffee there, and it was one of the few things that was not too expensive.

[Grumpy100]

I was in Iceland a few years ago and definitely had regular coffee (no sign of any starbucks however). I did a quick tripadvisor search and found this coffee shop.

 

http://www.kaffitar.is/en/

 

Is that coffee shop in Reykavik?

[Rickey 88]

Is that coffee shop in Reykavik?

 

There are FIVE of them in Reykjavik and two more at the airport!

[sparty1]

Our hotel's café, Hilton, also had regular brewed coffee. So I imagine any hotel that offers a meal will have regular coffee too. Great place to visit. Have fun

[karlth]

There are two coffee chains in Iceland: "Kaffitar" and "Te og Kaffi". There are no international chains.

 

The best coffee in Reykjavik can though be found here:

 

http://www.reykjavikroasters.is/

[OnVacation11]

Reykjavik was listed as 1 of the 8 best coffee cities in the world.

 

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/04/travel/best-coffee-cities/index.html?iref=allsearch

Edited May 6, 2014 by OnVacation11
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[Bilje]

we visited Reykjavik two years ago on a cruise. We didn't do an organised tour but wandered on our own, fabulous place. I cant remember its name but there is a striking new concert hall on the harbour side, looks like its built from honeycomb glass. While there we visited the restaurant /café just for coffee which was lovely and free refills.