Restaurants in The East
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Café Nielsen
Occupying the midrange bracket between N1 eats and gourmet treats, the standard menu at Café Nielsen won’t blow you away, but you’ll probably end up eating here if you’re spending any amount of time in town. In summer there’s a pleasant leafy terrace and garden. The kitchen closes at 10pm sharp.
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Skaftfell Cultural Centre
This arty bistro-bar is the kinda place where you can chill out and doodle in your journal while Groove Armada wafts through the air. There’s free internet and you can choose from plenty of daily dish specials. If we lived in Seyðisfjörður, we’d probably come here everyday.
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Snack Bar
The snack bar at the Shell petrol station does hot dogs and sandwiches, as well as cooked lunch/dinner mains – usually something filling and Icelandic, such as fish soup or meatballs.
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Söluskálinn
Quick eats and an enormous sundae bar can be found at Söluskálinn at the N1 petrol station near the tourist office.
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Shellskálinn
The Shellskálinn, at the Shell petrol station at the top of town, offers everything from pizza to Thai food.
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Fellabakarí
The small bakery, Fellabakarí, open on weekdays, is at the Ólís petrol station in Fellabær.
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Skaftfell Cultural Centre
This arty bistro-bar is the kinda place where you can chill out and doodle in your journal while Groove Armada wafts through the air. There’s free internet and you can choose from plenty of daily dish specials. If we lived in Seyðisfjörður, we’d probably come here everyday.
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