Folks simply passing through Möðrudalur should stop at Fjallakaffi for coffee and homemade kleina (traditional twisted doughnut) or ástarpungur (love ball), or try the true farm-to-table dishes. Specialities range from fillet of mountain lamb to goose breast, pan-fried Arctic char and reindeer steak. You can also get a simple soup (or Icelandic moss soup!) or toasted sandwich.
Fjallakaffi
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