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Restaurant review:
The restaurant at Hali Country Hotel offers a rather average dining experience, housed in a multi-purpose space that functions as a reception area, art gallery, and dining room all in one. While the building itself is charming from the outside, the dining space feels more functional than atmospheric. A second adjoining dining area near the museum appears more inviting but wasn’t in use during our visit.
The lamb soup — more accurately described as a lamb stew with chunks of carrots and potatoes — was hearty and reasonably good, though not exceptional. It was served with three slices of Icelandic bread containing nuts, paired with unsalted butter, which made for a somewhat bland accompaniment.
The cod platter, though nicely lit in the display, lacked imagination in both presentation and flavor. It was served without sauce or seasoning and required generous salting to bring out any taste.
Service was average, with no particular warmth or attentiveness to note. Prices were higher than one might expect for the quality and style of the meal. On a positive note, complimentary water was provided.
Overall, while the location and concept have potential, the restaurant falls short in execution — a passable option if you’re staying nearby, but not a destination in itself