3 Best Restaurants in Dalvík, North Iceland

Baccalá Bar

$$ Fodor's choice

An attention-attracting Viking ship decked out with colorful shields acts like a visual ringmaster for this fabulous Hauganes restaurant, drumming up business for their fishy fare. Tasty seafood dishes and baccalá (salted codfish)–themed meals star on the menu alongside the seaside views. If you're lucky, you might just see a whale in the distance. 

Gísli, Eiríkur, Helgi

$$ Fodor's choice

There is a glorious jumble of vintage ski wear, old leather saddles, and other knickknacks to engage your curiosity in this small-town café, which is just as charming as the children’s story it’s named after: The Brothers From Bakki. The famous local storybook (about three brothers who build a house with no windows and tried to carry sunshine into the house using their hats) makes for a great read while you wait for your order. Look out for the marvelous wooden sculpture of former President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson by local artist Dagur Óskarsson.

Á Gregors

$$$

Fish and lamb are the name of the game at this casual eatery, which is perfect for a filling dinner after a day of sightseeing. Despite its humble exterior, the cooking here is expert. Make sure to leave room for some cake for dessert. 

Goðabraut 3, Northeast, 620, Iceland
847–8846
Known For
  • perfectly smoked salmon
  • expertly cooked lamb fillet
  • great outdoor seating
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Wed. in winter

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