Finnsson Bistro
About
Finnsson Bistro, a restaurant on Iceland, serves Icelandic cooking at 3rd Floor Kringlan Shopping Mall, Kringlan 4-12, 103 Reykjavík, Iceland. The kitchen turns out the seafood, lamb and dairy dishes that define cooking on the island.
Diners have pushed the average to 4.5 out of 5 across 128 reviews, a tally that reflects steady custom through the season. With that many reviews on record, booking a table in advance is the sensible route during the busier months. A guest count that size shows a kitchen cooking for a constant stream of customers, not just a few tables a night.
Opening hours run daily, so the bistro fits an early or late dinner. The venue's own website carries its details for anyone planning a visit.
Reykjavik, Akureyri and Vik sit within reach, making the bistro an easy stop on a wider tour. Iceland's islands sit near the Arctic Circle, with cool summers and winters kept mild by the Gulf Stream, so pack for changeable weather.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of food does Finnsson Bistro offer?
Finnsson Bistro is a restaurant in Iceland, and diners there eat in a setting shaped by the country's island position near the Arctic Circle. Summers stay cool while winters are kept mild by the Gulf Stream, and the bistro's Reykjavík surroundings include Reykjavik among the nearby places.
Where is Finnsson Bistro located in Iceland?
Finnsson Bistro sits on the 3rd Floor of Kringlan Shopping Mall at Kringlan 4-12, 103 Reykjavík. The mall places it within easy reach of the capital area, and Reykjavik is among the nearby places close to the venue.
How do diners rate Finnsson Bistro?
Finnsson Bistro holds a rating of 4.5/5 from 128 reviews, placing it among the better-rated restaurants in Reykjavík. Those scores come from diners who ate at the bistro on the 3rd Floor of Kringlan Shopping Mall.
How many reviews does Finnsson Bistro have?
Finnsson Bistro has received 128 reviews, and its rating stands at 4.5/5. The restaurant operates on the 3rd Floor of Kringlan Shopping Mall in Reykjavík, where it serves diners in the capital area.
Is it necessary to book a table at Finnsson Bistro ahead of time?
Reservations for Finnsson Bistro can be arranged through http://www.finnssonbistro.is/, the restaurant's own website. Booking ahead is worth considering for a midwinter visit, when Þorrablót, the traditional food feast, is celebrated on Icelandic islands in January or February.
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