Litlibær

On our way to Isafjordur, we came across Litlibær. The building oozes history and if it can talk, would have quite the story to tell! The menu while very simple, was very yummy! We started with one waffle but ended up ordering another because it was so good! If you need a break between your drive, look no further than litlibær.

The cafe is cozy, in a cute little house and they serve a good apple cake. We even spotted some whales in the fjord there (late August), so keep an eye out! :)

Cozy, cute, historic cafe. The hot chocolate and ham cheese sandwiches were delicious. Service was warm. Views were great. Guests can use their restrooms for other visitors it’s 200 kr. They also had some wooly souvenirs with fair prices. Highly recommend if you’re driving along Route 61.

Lovely café on the Westfjords road. We stopped here because we saw several cars parked up front. Turns out it was a café with a vegan option! The warm blueberry cake with vegan cream was a dream. I highly recommend you stop here as well and give it a try. Owners are wonderful, the ambience is cute.

Very cozy cafe with delicious waffels, jam and whipped cream. Brewed coffee was one of the best served in tiny cups. The house/cafe is partially museum - atmosfere from past times. They even provided the gluten-free waffels for my son celiak. I can highly recommended.

This is a historic farmhouse turned coffeehouse and heritage stop along Route 61 around 53km southeast of Isafjordur and around 1 km past the Seal Lookout that makes for a nice driving break in this area of the Westfjords. Litlibær seems to be open from 10am to 5pm daily (June 2025). There is parking alongside the road. The interior includes two small rooms decorated with old furniture. There is an upstairs area as well that serves as a makeshift gallery of additional antiques and artefacts from the past. The menu is very simple at Litlibær. They have a few different dessert options and a couple of savoury sandwich likes items to go along with coffee & tea. Service is very friendly and prices fine for what is served. We really liked our brief stop at Litlibær. It is great that they have found ways to preserve historic properties like this and repurpose them into roadside cafes which are very much needed to help breakup long drives in places like the Westfjords. Would gladly stop by for another visit next time around.

Amazingly well preserved wooden house now turned into coffee. Do not pass by without visiting/stopping by. Such a glimpse back to the past and so cozy

Little family cafe just off the road. We stoped for waffles, coffee and hot chocolate to break up our driving. The atmosphere was wonderful and the staff were friendly. It is a cozy old historic building dating from the early 1800's. The menu is simple and the hot chocolate tasted great, coffee was good and they provide you with a large pot for refills, but the waffle portion is small and tasted ok. You will need to park by the road and then some steps to get up. We enjoyed this stop, and everything was reasonably priced. They let you explore the second floor, it was fun to look around. It was a small museum of relics from the past.