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crowds it attracts. The food, however, is excellent: try the gourmet-topped flatbread pizza
made with local barley, or opt for a burger, salad, crêpe or tandoori-baked Indian dish.
Café Nielsen
INTERNATIONAL
Sat & Sun; )
Based in Egilsstaðir's oldest house, cottagey Café Nielsen offers a wide-ranging, crowd-
pleasing menu that roams from lobster soup to reindeer by way of nachos and barbecue
pork sandwich. In summer there's a leafy terrace and garden. The lunch buffet (soup,
salad, pasta) is Ikr1850.
Egilsstaðir Guesthouse
ICELANDIC
Ikr2790-5890; 11.30am-10pm; )
Some of the east's most creative cooking happens here, and the menu is an ode to locally
sourced produce (lamb, fish, game). The speciality is the beef, raised right here on the
farm: try a slow-cooked fillet with Béarnaise foam, or tenderloin with goose confit.
Desserts are pretty, polished affairs. Bookings advised.
Self-Catering
Nettó
SUPERMARKET
Behind the N1 petrol station.
Bónus
SUPERMARKET
On the Ring Road north of the N1.
Vínbúðin
LIQUOR STORE
er hours Sep-May)