Going out to eat in Iceland | Menu + Prices!

Today I'm taking you along with us out to eat! I'll show you the menu, prices, and what the food looks like. Eating out in Iceland is expensive, but Saffran is an affordable restaurant AND it's family friendly!

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[christiegriffith]

Your son eats so well. What a big boy♥️🙏🏻

[bbbb]

When I am visiting Iceland I eat at bakeries. My favorite is in Hverageroi just off rt 1 ring road. All the soup, bread, and drink you can eat for about12 us dollars. There are 2 types of soups to choose from and many different types of bread. This is where a lot locals eat. You can find bakeries in most cities and small town that offer soups and bread. When I indulge I go for the fish soup. It cost more but it is great. The best fish soup that I had in Iceland is in Borgarfjaroarhreppur. If you are doing the ring road it is worth the time just take 94 to the end. This also a great view from the top or the hill. That is also where there is the best views of puffins. When I visit Iceland I am there for a month or more so my budget is tight. I remember meeting a family from France just off the boat in Saydisfordur and the told there children we came to Iceland not to eat but to see the country. That is also my view.

[markuserikssen]

Nice video! I was living 3 minutes away from this Saffran restaurant and it's indeed very good and has good prices for Icelandic standards.

[BrendaDawson]

I LOVE this channel! Thank you so much for all the great info!

[KimSpurre]

Watching this made me hungry! Looks so yummy.

[marendajudkins]

I love that they have vegan options at saffron!

[kimmoss-allen]

That meal looked sooo good! And healthy, too. Your little one obviously enjoyed it, too. 🙂

[alisonhutchinson]

Sorry we missed this on our trip! We will have to look out for it next time.

[willieexplore]

Great video and very informative! On my recent trip to Reykjavik, I struggled to locate affordable options aside from the hot dog option (of course). Now I know where to go when I go back to Iceland again! Thanks again

[arlenemaxwellcopeland]

That looks good and your baby is so sweet~

[pawc]

This looks like a great place! Can you recommend any places that serve beef? I know that it would be more expensive, but I am travelling with beef lovers

[EpicAdventureCouple]

Hello all,
Nice video. We’re headed to Iceland next month July/aug
What should we expect from weather 🤷‍♂️
Thanks

[magpie]

The food looked great. Your son is beautiful.

[karenfriebel]

When they call your order number will it typically be called out in Icelandic, English, or both?

[muhammadalikhan]

Wow superb vlog, ,, Indian/Pakistani or Asian food available in Reykjavik ? Someday make your vlog at that

[tonyhamilton]

Do they have any burger places in Iceland?

[سعيدسعيد-سث]

Thank you for the video madam what is the minimum wage in Iceland

[perfectflaw]

I love that there are vegan options, too. (I'm not vegan.)

[opharry]

You should make some universities related videos

[beautifullybroken]

Wow. She looks so different. Having a baby aged her.