Iceland review - 2016, Side 140

Iceland review - 2016, Side 140
138 ICELAND REVIEW Eat Meat & Fish SPECIAL PROMOTION Kol is a restaurant and cocktail bar in the heart of Reykjavík, combining sizzling style with a refreshingly down-to-earth and welcoming atmosphere. In typical Reykjavík style, the restaurant, which owners describe as “casual fine dining,” is also a trendy cocktail bar with, we might add, at least two cocktails on tap! The name Kol is a direct tribute to the kitchen centerpiece: a charcoal oven which gives food an aromatic smoky flavor. The oven is used for steaks and luxury burgers, while Kol also specializes in fish dishes and a wide variety of other innovative cuisine. The owners have previously worked in some of the top eateries in London, and you can really taste it. At the same time, the place itself— with its distinctive wooden floor and huge falcon mural—is very much Icelandic in feel. Kol can be found at Skólavörðustígur 40. 517-7474. kolrestaurant.is K O L Lobster. That’s what the dining experience at Fjöruborðið (‘The Seashore’) is all about, where Icelandic lobster, or langoustine, is served delicately grilled and drizzled with melt- ed herb butter and a spritz of lemon. As a starter, its flavor infuses the delicate creami- ness of the lobster soup, the self-proclaimed ‘Best in the Republic of Iceland.’ Although you can also find a tender lamb filet and crispy vegetable tarte on the main course menu, lobster is what makes this cozy eatery in the seaside village of Stokkseyri, 60 km (37 miles) from Reykjavík, so popular with locals and visitors alike. 483-1550. fjorubordid.is F J Ö R U B O R Ð I Ð In the heart of Akureyri, North Iceland, lies the unique restaurant Rub23, owned and operated by one of Iceland’s most renowned chefs, Einar Geirsson. Specializing in sea- food, the menu offers a wide variety of fish and sushi dishes, as well as juicy steaks and delicious desserts. What makes the restaurant unique is the homemade spice mixtures customers can choose from, so-called rubs, which are either sprinkled on or rubbed into the food. The customer first chooses a particular ingredient, fish or meat, and then a rub. The menu also includes the chef ’s favorite combinations. Funky, fresh and full of flavor, make sure to dine at Rub23 the next time you’re in Akureyri. 462-2223. rub23.is R U B 2 3
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