Reykjavik city, the heart of Iceland, is the world's northernmost capital, and home to two thirds of the Icelandic nation. Reykjavik is the city of nature, music, art, design, nightlife, culture, fashion, food, beauty, adventures, midnight sun, aurora borealis and historical landmarks.
It's hard to explain the charm of Reykjavik to those who have not experienced it. The city has a strong heartbeat. The riveting creativity, powerful energy sources, humorous population, wild nightlife and colorful buildings are just a part of what makes Reykjavik so special. Reykjavik may be small, but it has everything you expect to find in a big city – World class restaurants, fancy hotels, a whole shopping district, malls, museums, clubs and numerous cultural events....
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I had been in a meeting all day long and a friend of mine took me to Laugar spa what a nice surprise. They had different saunas, cold bath,relax room with open fire and a restaurant in the spa.
I arrived with several friends after our hotel recommend this resturant and booked for us. The entrance was very unique for Iceland and very cool. When entering the main dining room you could feel like you where on a ranch somewhere in the wildwest but with an icelandic vibe. The was a plenty of staff and all very nice. I have to say hands down that the food was amazing. I had the lobster soup and then some beef that was served with baked potato and some very nice tippings. The steak was super good, still thinking of the melting taste in my mouth. Although the place was packed with people you could not feel that and everyhing was very puntual. I would recomend this place to all of my friends. Thanks Argentina!
I had the redfish and a side order of garlic potatoes. The only really good thing I can say about the food is that the fish was cooked to perfection but sadly it was very bland and tastless. Nice crust though but it need more taste...
The potatoes were close to inedible because they were burned and very chewy.
The real nice thing of the place was the girls who worked there. Very nice and polite and always a smile on their faces. But, alas, it is a restaurant and you come for the food.