Places to eat and drink in East Iceland, from the harbour in Seyðisfjörður to the inland valleys.
Fuel station and shop with a grill and dining room overlooking Skálanesvík bay. Serves wood-fired pizzas, burgers and grilled sandwiches, and sells basic groceries, fuel and car supplies.
Pizzeria serving wood-fired sourdough pizzas, with eat-in, takeaway and delivery. It shares a building with Askur Taproom, connected indoors.
Casual harbourside bistro that replaced Við Voginn in spring 2024. It serves fish and chips, pizza, meat, fish and vegan dishes, and a wide selection of homemade cakes, and has a darts board and a small shop.
Food truck by the Hengifoss trailhead run by the sheep-milk producer Sauðagull. Sells Icelandic lamb soup with homemade rye bread, waffles from a family recipe, rye-bread sandwiches, coffee and its own Gúdd ís ice cream, including Iceland's only sheep-milk ice cream; vegan and gluten-free options available.
Summer grill and bar in Fjarðarborg, the village's community hall, which also hosts concerts and events such as the Bræðslan music festival weekend.
Pizza and burger place and bar in the centre of Reyðarfjörður, with dine-in, pick-up and delivery within the town. Holds pizza buffets and bingo nights.
Summer food truck in the garden behind the Magasin house on the Rainbow Street, run by a Paraguayan couple. It serves Latin American food made with Icelandic ingredients, such as slow-cooked lamb tacos and a cod hot dog in cassava-flour batter.
Family-run food truck by the bay, started in 2023 by the people behind Adventura. It sells hot dogs with Lefever sauces and mustard, bread with salmon from Berufjörður, and ice cream made in Hérað.
Staffed N1 service station on the Ring Road with a food counter and grill serving hot food and snacks.
Diner billed as 'American Diner × Asian Fusion', serving classic American diner dishes alongside Asian-influenced cooking. It is in the former Skálinn Diner building (an old Shell station).
Olís service station on the shore with a Grill 66 grill serving burgers, hot dogs and similar fast food to eat in or take away.
Olís service station with a Grill 66 grill (burgers, hot dogs and similar fast food) and a Lemon Mini juice-and-sandwich counter.
The town's kiosk, run as Silfurskálinn by new operators since 2025, with a hot lunch dish of the day and fast food in the evening.
Food trailer at the Grund farm car park on the west side of Stuðlagil canyon, run with the canyon's accommodation and handcraft market. Sells soup and bread, Icelandic hot dogs, waffles with cream, kleinur, cakes, ice cream and hot drinks; seating is mainly outdoors.
The village's petrol-station kiosk and grill, formerly run by Skeljungur, renamed Loppa and refurbished by a local couple who took it over in 2019. It sells coffee, pizza, hot dogs and snacks.