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Specialty coffee in Reykjavik: 10 checked cafés
Every café here is checked before it goes on the map: the roasters they pour, how they brew and what guests say after a visit.
All cafés (10)
- Café BabalúSkólavörðustígur 22A
Hygge kaffi og bakaríSeljavegur 2Hygge er kaffi og bakarí í hverfinu sem fyrst opnaði dyr sínar fyrir nýjum viðskiptavinum í febrúar 2022, þar sem við vorum tekið opnum örmum af nærsamfélaginu. Ástríða okkar liggur í því að baka ljúffengt og gæðabakkelsi.- Kaffi Ó-leHafnarstræti 11
Kaffibrugghúsið ehfFiskislóð 59Kaffibrugghúsið is a multi functional coffee company with focus on roasting, wholesale, seminar/workshops/training and SCA certifications.
Kaktus EspressobarVitastígur 12Kaktus Espressobar er kaffihús í eigu og rekstri tveggja íslenskra vinkvenna sem bjóða upp á hágæða ítalskt kaffi og ljúffengt bakkelsi. Á Kaktus Espressobar er notalegt umhverfi þar sem þú getur slakað á og notið stundarinnar með bolla af góðu kaffi.
Plantan KaffihúsNjálsgata 64Á kaffihúsinu okkar leggjum við áherslu á gott kaffi og bakkelsi, þar sem allt er bakað á staðnum. Við veljum kaffið okkar einstaklega vel og höfum frá upphafi verið í samstarfi við Kaffibrugghúsið og bjóðum uppá kaffið þeirra.
Reykjavik RoastersKárastígur 1We import good beans, roast them with care and brew them to the best of our abilities for the enjoyment of ourselves and all people who appreciate great coffee.
Reykjavík RoastersBrautarholt 2Coffee roastery and 3 coffeehouses in the heart of Reykjavik
Reykjavík RöstGeirsgata 5Reykjavík Röst is a coffee house/bar by the Old Harbour in Reykjavík and was opened in the summer of 2017.
SandholtLaugavegur 36Sandholt is a family bakery based on decades of tradition. The fourth generation of Sandholt's master bakers, offers its customers interesting innovations from one of the oldest operating bakeries in the country.
Roasters in Reykjavik
About coffee in Reykjavik
In Reykjavík, the conversations that matter happen up to your neck in hot water. The city runs eight public pools, and in their heitu pottarnir, the small hot tubs, people of every age and every walk of life sit shoulder to shoulder. The Icelandic government writes that the pool is one of the few places where people put their phones away and actually talk to each other. When UNESCO added Icelandic pool culture to its list of humanity's heritage in 2025, it called these tubs, quite simply, informal debating salons.
Questions about coffee in Reykjavik
How many specialty cafés are there in Reykjavik?
Specialty Atlas lists 10 checked specialty cafés in Reykjavik. Every café is checked before it goes on the map.
Are there coffee roasters in Reykjavik?
Yes: Reykjavik Roasters. Each one has its own profile on Specialty Atlas.
Is there a Coffee Passport stamp for Reykjavik?
Yes. Reykjavik has its own stamp in the Specialty Atlas Coffee Passport. You collect it by visiting a café in the city and confirming the visit in the app.
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