Von Mathús
About
On Iceland, Von Mathús occupies a spot on Strandgata 75 in Hafnarfjörður, a town on the coast just south of Reykjavik. The venue's 4.8/5 rating from 241 reviews places it among the better-regarded addresses in the area. Its website, at http://vonmathus.is/, carries the venue's own information.
Opening hours run Monday to Saturday from 11:30 to 14:30 and again from 17:00 to 21:00, with Sunday service limited to the evening window of 17:00 to 21:00. First-time visitors should note the midday break, which is common in Icelandic towns. Hafnarfjörður sits within the capital region, so it is easily reached from Reykjavik and Keflavik, and the wider ring of towns such as Selfoss and Vik lies along the island's main routes.
Summers bring near-continuous daylight, and winters are dark, with Grímsey lying on the Arctic Circle, so the season shapes how a visit feels. Icelandic is spoken throughout, and it is a North Germanic language close to Old Norse, though English is widely understood. Many Icelandic islands are volcanic, built from basalt lava and ash, with black sand and lava fields that define the surrounding landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Von Mathús known for?
Von Mathús maintains its own site at http://vonmathus.is/. The restaurant is part of Iceland, an island group where Icelandic, a North Germanic language close to Old Norse, is spoken throughout.
What kind of business is Von Mathús?
Von Mathús is a restaurant in Iceland. Its kitchen serves guests during the hours Mo-Sa 11:30-14:30,17:00-21:00 and Su 17:00-21:00.
Where is Von Mathús located in Iceland?
Von Mathús is at Strandgata 75, 220 Hafnarfjörður, Iceland. Hafnarfjörður sits on the volcanic island of Iceland, where basalt lava and ash shape much of the landscape.
How do visitors rate Von Mathús?
Von Mathús holds a rating of 4.8/5 from 241 reviews. That score places it among the well-reviewed dining spots in Hafnarfjörður.
Is Von Mathús easy to reach from the main resorts or towns in Iceland?
Von Mathús sits in Hafnarfjörður, within reach of Reykjavik and other towns across Iceland. Many Icelandic islands are volcanic, built from basalt lava and ash, so travel between settlements often crosses lava fields and black sand.
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