Best For
A cozy brunch or a relaxed evening drink among locals.
Kaffihús Vesturbæjar is a quintessential neighborhood gem located in the heart of Reykjavík's Vesturbær district. Featuring a classy midcentury interior, the space feels warm and inviting, drawing in a steady stream of locals throughout the day. Whether you're stopping by for their famous eggs benedict and soft cinnamon buns in the morning or the fresh fish of the day for dinner, the food is consistently praised for its quality. Its location directly across from the community swimming pool makes it a staple for a post-soak coffee or beer. The atmosphere transitions from a quiet morning retreat to a buzzy evening hangout, offering a true taste of local life in Iceland.
Kaffihús Vesturbæjar is a quintessential neighborhood gem located in the heart of Reykjavík's Vesturbær district. Featuring a classy midcentury interior, the space feels warm and inviting, drawing in a steady stream of locals throughout the day. Whether you're stopping by for their famous eggs benedict and soft cinnamon buns in the morning or the fresh fish of the day for dinner, the food is consistently praised for its quality. Its location directly across from the community swimming pool makes it a staple for a post-soak coffee or beer. The atmosphere transitions from a quiet morning retreat to a buzzy evening hangout, offering a true taste of local life in Iceland.
Charming midcentury interior design.
Popular neighborhood spot frequented by locals.
Conveniently located across from the Vesturbæjarlaug swimming pool.
Highly-rated breakfast options like eggs benedict.
Freshly baked pastries and soft cinnamon buns.
A cozy brunch or a relaxed evening drink among locals.
vegetarian-friendly
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Late Night
Casual Drinks, Brunch, Locals, Solo, Date Night
Kaffihús Vesturbæjar is highly regarded for its authentic local atmosphere and stylish midcentury decor. Reviewers frequently mention it as a top spot for breakfast, specifically praising the eggs benedict and the soft cinnamon buns with frosting. The cafe is a popular community hub, often filled with locals, especially those visiting the nearby swimming pool. While the menu is primarily in Icelandic, guests appreciate the staff's willingness to translate and provide recommendations. The food, ranging from salmon lox bread to the fish of the day, is described as fresh and well-prepared. It can get quite busy in the evenings, shifting from a quiet cafe to a lively bistro vibe.