To say we have a bit of an ice cream problem would be an understatement. We'll eagerly gobble spoonfuls of hokey pokey ice cream at The Kapiti Store in Auckland, New Zealand and slurp blue pixie floats at Cream Parlor in Miami... Continue Reading →
If a drive around the Icelandic countryside is in your future, chances are high that you'll find yourself on the west coast of Iceland at Bjarnarhofn Shark Museum holding your nose and attempting to eat fermented shark meat. Thankfully, just a... Continue Reading →
Remote as it may be, it's almost hard not to stumble across delicious restaurants in Iceland. Whether restaurants are based in the big city or in far flung spots along the coast, dining on yummy meals seems to be par for... Continue Reading →
Sadly we found out that Kumiko will permanently closed its doors on September 16, 2018. We’re disheartened to hear that this neighborhood favorite didn’t make it, but here’s a list of other neat little local spots we love in Iceland that you... Continue Reading →
Iceland has no shortage of incredible vistas and amazing places to discover. Many Nordic countries are known for their hefty traditional dishes, like Sweden's toast skagen. Iceland stands apart from its Northern European brethren in that it isn't afraid to part with... Continue Reading →
One of the best things about Reykjavík is the many little local shops you can pop into. Foodies can forage through Búrið in Reykjavík’s Grandi Harbor (Old Harbor) and shoe fanatics can try on different soles Cinderella style at Kron.... Continue Reading →
In Icelandic, Búrið means "the pantry" and a visit to Búrið will make you wish your kitchen back home was half as well stocked as this adorable little food shop. Búrið is located in Reykjavík's Grandi Harbor (Old Harbor) just down the... Continue Reading →
Cold pizza is good, but piping hot pizza is even better. Kaffi Krús in Selfoss, Iceland holds the unique distinction of serving up a pie so special it’s named after one of the most notorious eruptions in Iceland’s history. ... Continue Reading →
Nothing but genuine joy will strike as you stroll up to Kron in Reykjavík, Iceland. Kron was conceived of by Hugrún Arnadottir and her husband, Magni Thorsteinsson in 2000. Nearly two decades later, Kron is still the place where the well heeled shop until... Continue Reading →
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