Simbahöllin

The cafe has a lot of great indoor and outdoor spaces for hanging out. Amazing food and their own cookbook you can purchase (we've tried the tomato soup and Danish apple cake so far, both lovely). The staff was very young and busy with training another new young member; friendly but busy staying above water. Big recommend.

We only had drinks here. At 4:45 the owner was letting customers know she only does take-away last 15 minutes and closes promptly at 5! She turned customers away to do so. This a village with NO other food options in late August, so a bit surprising (shocking) The old building is authentic and charming. Hospitality may be wonderful at noon but by 5 pm it was lacking

We had a nice sweet potato and carrot soup (as the soup of the day) and a lovely waffle with great jam for dessert.

So cute. Great waffles. Hot chocolate was great (but FYI less sweet than what you get in the US). Inside was adorable but wish we ate out in the bus out back. Love!

An absolute gem of a coffeehouse. I loved everything about Simbahöllin. The cappuccino, hot chocolate, Belgium waffle (with delicious jam and whipped cream!) and chocolate chip cookie was all wonderful. Everything is homemade and you can feel the care and attention. The staff were very welcoming and made us feel at home as we enjoyed the food, space and warmth of the coffeehouse. Located in the cute town of Þingeyri just 45 minutes from Ísafjörður.

Cozy and friendly coffeehouse located in Pingeyri Iceland in the Westfjords. This was a planed stop because of all their reviews that we read. We enjoyed a warm soup before our hike. Such a relaxing atmosphere. It is an old grocery store from 1915, which we restored and converted into a coffeehouse by the current owners who bought it in 2005. They renovated the whole house but kept most of the original interior. We took a walk to the back of the restaurant to where they had outdoor seating so we could take a look at a bus that they had for extra seating when this place gets crowded. We thought that was really cool! They are only open from June 1st to September 1st

Atmosphere of this cafe was so cozy and warm! We had the best waffle with rhubarb jam here. Soup was a little bit too salty tho. I loved the art works on walls, retro furniture and crafty souvenyrs as illustrated postcards, cookbook or canvas bags and T-shirts. We took cinnamon roll on the way, it was a little bit too sweet and dry. But overall I would come back for sure!

A cozy café, known for great coffee, homemade treats, and vintage charm—perfect for a scenic stop in the Westfjords.