Must stop and visit. The theater has a wonderful photographic history of the people and town. The latte and hot chocolate was as warming as the resident historian - ask about her special hiking trail.
Mac W.
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Loved this place. A library, museam and coffee shop all in one. Great atmosphere.
Eli B.
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What a lovely little book store/cafe/museum/theater? Seriously, this was a cozy place, friendly staff, and fantastic soup.
Firstgums L.
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Once had a friend from Facebook. That was from Iceland. The land was as beautiful as she. In winter at night it kinda looked like something you'd see in Transformers movie. Was really neat.
My Facebook account was hacked. And haven't seen her since. Many years has passed.
She was famous bodybuilder. Thank my girlfriend at that time got jealous and trashed my account along with her phyco family.
Jette T.
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The Emil cafe is very friendly. It has great (but limited) lunch menu and sweets (the apple cake with cream on the side was perfect). Next door (in the same entrance ) is a tourist information center that has a friendly staff and good information on nearby hiking trails.
Mara L.
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Emil Café is super sweet with a great selection of food (had a delicious spicy curry soup and a gluten-free chocolate cake)! They even host a tiny museum about Icelandic fishing and antique toys. Oh, and there's also a library.
Dominik B.
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Whatever you need in town, this is the place to find it. It has a small restaurant offering a delicious burger and nice vegan options. There's also a library and a museum as well as a little souvenir store here.
Chris W.
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Dropped in on the Saga Centre over lunch - a great place to read a book while enjoying a coffee from Kaffi Emil inside. If you're after something a bit more filling, the Icelandic meat soup comes highly recommended!
They also provide tourist info, free wifi/internet and a small library. The museum of fishing history is very small, but still interesting and also free.
