INGÓLFSKÁLI - VIKING RESTAURANT
2024
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In the south of Iceland, in the village of Ölfus, nestled under the imposing mountain Ingólfsfjall, is the Viking restaurant.
Nestled at the foot of the imposing Ingólfsfjall mountain in the south is the Viking restaurant Ingólfsskáli, which looks like it's straight out of an episode of Game of Thrones. It's a place where heritage and tradition come together to offer you an exceptional meal in a real longhouse with a grass-covered roof and a rustic, wooded interior. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, and the decor seems to have stepped out of another era. Named after Ingólfur Arnarson, Iceland's first settler, Ingólfsskáli will transport you back to the golden age of the Vikings, with hospitality renowned from generation to generation and an unusual culinary experience. Among other things, you can quench your thirst by drinking directly from a horn, eat with cutlery forged in the fire, and sample traditional Icelandic dishes prepared with top-quality local ingredients: lamb, smoked salmon, seasonal vegetables, seafood and other meats, the menu varies periodically to guarantee freshness. There's even a vegetarian menu for those who feel like a Viking but don't want to eat animal products. In short, everything is designed to give you the impression of being in the skin and life of a real Viking for the duration of a feast, and the result is a pure success. An unforgettable experience that we recommend you try on your trip to Iceland!
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Open all year round. Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 10pm. Reservation recommended. Groups welcome. Baby chairs.
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Members' reviews on INGÓLFSKÁLI - VIKING RESTAURANT
Service was lacking. It wasn't busy when we went and took the staff about 10 minutes to greet us and an additional 5 minutes to seat us, even though we had a reservation and there were at least 15 empty tables.
The food was good. A really great place to try Icelandic lamb!