Name: TIDES
Address: Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland, Reykjavik
Telephone: +354 582 0002
Price range: 114
Rating: 5

We had an outstanding meal at the chef&rsquo;s table. Incredible service, meticulous attention to detail on the menu but served at an enjoyable pace and plenty of friendly conversation with the staff. One of our favorite meals ever with an emphasis on local ingredients and preparation while being highly original. Definitely will return and experience again.

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When traveling to Iceland, this Sjavargrilled Seafood Grill is worth a visit. Their steaks are of very high quality and absolutely worth the price.

No.3 of Local Restaurants in Reykjavik

I love oysters, so I checked in at Fish Company this time. The oysters here are really great and fresh. The restaurant is close to the sea, with a great view.

No.3 of Fine Dining  in Reykjavik

The food quality is good, the ingredients are fresh, the service is also good, it is worth a visit

No.11 of Local Restaurants in Reykjavik

This dessert shop is also a century-old local shop. The desserts here are really exquisite. Especially the donuts, which are also very cute and the taste is sweet but not greasy.

No.4 of Local Restaurants in Reykjavik

The environment is elegant, the food tastes unique and very good

No.5 of Local Restaurants in Reykjavik

Hi~ Sisters, just returned from Iceland with friends to share my real feelings! 👉 This time I went with tuan. I brushed a lot of posts before saying that lightning protection and tuan would step on the pit and scare me to check the strategy. After I went to play, I finally put it down. -🙋🏼&zwj;♀️ Let me talk about the feeling first: I have been in Iceland for 6 days, and the beauty is so reluctant to come back! -⚠️ Iceland lightning protection &amp; experience sharing: 1⃣️ Iceland is windy, with more windproof and warm equipment 2⃣️ prepare double waterproof sneakers or mountaineering shoes, black beach and glacier hiking must be 3⃣️ hair when soaking in hot springs, otherwise it will be like &quot;dead grass&quot; 4⃣️ Remember to bring raincoat when watching the waterfall, When it is close, it is easy to be wet by water mist. 5⃣️ local shops and supermarkets close early. Before departure, make a list to buy 6⃣️ service area souvenirs at once. It is expensive and general. Don&#39;t buy it impulse-🗒️ itinerary overview: Arrive in Reykjavik &rarr; Seriyalan Waterfall &rarr; Scoga Waterfall &rarr; Aircraft wreckage. &rarr; Black Beach &rarr; Vik Church &rarr; Feather Canyon &rarr; Glacier Lake &rarr; Glacier Hiking &rarr; Indirect Spring &rarr; Sea whale watching/Blue Lake Hot Spring/Riding Iceland Horse for 6 days is reasonably arranged, not a special soldier trip, the experience is great! -🚗 Transportation: The whole business car travels, one person is super spacious, the driver is super stable (I am prone to motion sickness people have not fainted), and let us move freely after a short explanation to the attractions. -🏨 Accommodation: Icelandic hotels are generally expensive, the hotels we live in are good, and travel is very convenient. -📍 I don&rsquo;t know why everyone is biased against tuan. I choose a small group of 8 people. It is reliable and easy. The comfort and experience are much better. ❗️ **Iceland Travel Diary** **Date: April 1, 2025** **Weather: sunny and cloudy, the wind is as strong as to blow people away ** ---### **Day 1: Reykjavik At the end of the world, from a bowl of mutton soup, the cold air instantly wakes up. Rent a four-wheel drive straight to downtown Reykjavik. Halgrim Church looks like a rocket that ascends, climbing the top and overlooking the entire city: colorful roofs, snowy mountains in the distance, the leaded North Atlantic, lonely and alive. Lunch at **Old Iceland Restaurant** drank the legendary Icelandic mutton soup, which warmed the stomach and instantly healed the fatigue of long-haul flights. In the afternoon, I visited Lake Toning, and the swans and ducks were not afraid of people at all, and even arrogantly stopped for food. In the evening, I went to the sculpture of the Sun Voyager, the metal skeleton was shining in the sunset, and I felt like I was standing in the bow of the Vikings. **Tips**: -The wind is really strong! Scarves and windproof coats are life-saving artifacts. - The parking fee in the city is expensive, it is recommended to pay in advance with the App. ---### **Day 2: Golden Circle - Volcanoes, Waterfalls and Ground Seams** Today&#39;s top drama is the three major attractions of the Golden Circle**: 1. **Singhviller National Park**: Standing between the cracks of the Eurasian and American plates, the lake is clear enough to make people want to jump (but the water temperature is only 4℃). 2.**Gaichel Geyser**: It erupts every5-10 minutes, and the sulfur smell is strong. The crowds will collectively cry every time. 3. **Gold Waterfall**: The water mist came, the rainbow across the canyon, shocking to aphasia. Staying at **H&oacute;tel Geysir** at night, the window was wasteland and dwarf horses. Soaked in the hotel&#39;s geothermal hot springs, looking up and seeing the aurora dancing in the night sky~ luck burst! **Tips**: -Be careful of scalding when the geyser erupts, and the wind will get wet when you stand down. - Aurora forecasting uses &quot;Aurora Forecast&quot; App, the probability of less clouds is high. ---### **Day 3: The dark aesthetics of the black sand beach and glacier on the south bank** all the way south, the scenery is getting wilder. - **Seriyaran Falls**: You can walk behind the curtain, like a water curtain hole through Journey to the West (remember to wear a waterproof suit). - **Skoga Falls**: The rainbow hangs there all year round, suspected to be the junction entrance of Nordic mythology. -**Black sand beach**: basalt columns resemble giant organ, waves like ink, cloudy days like the end of the world. The guide repeatedly warned: &quot;Don&#39;t turn your back to the sea!&quot; (The offshore flow has swept past tourists.) In the evening, watch the sunset at the red-top church in the town of **Vick, and the cabin at the foot of the mountain resembles forgotten building blocks. ---### **Day 4: Ice Lake and Diamond Beach - Glacier Tears** **Jegu Salon Ice Lake**, the ice floats are blue light, and the seals are looking in the ice breaker. Touching the Millennium Glacier by boat, the guide licked a piece of ice to let us taste: &quot;This is the taste of 1200 AD.&quot; (Pure no bubbles, crunchy.) Opposite the ** diamond beach, the ice is polished into the shape of a diamond by the waves, scattered on the black sand, the sun shines. Nature is the most luxurious jeweler. ----###**Last day: Blue Lake Hot Spring and Farewell** In **Blue Lagoon**, soak your fingers wrinkled. Silicon mud mask paste your face, drink iced strawberry milkshake and watch the snowy mountains~ Icelanders know how to enjoy it! Return plane flips over photos: volcanoes, auroras, glaciers, waterfalls... This land is magical, and even lonely with an epic sense of loneliness. **Next wish list**: - Winter ice cave adventure - Seagulls in the West Fjord - pretend to be in the inland highlands of the moon ** Iceland, we will see you in the aurora. ** --- **Postscript**: - Cost: about 2.50,000 per capita (air ticket + car rental + accommodation mid-range). - Essential items: waterproof shoes, power bank (fast power drop in cold weather), motion sickness medicine (some mountain roads turn to doubtful life). - A sentence summary: &quot;It&#39;s like an alien, but an alien may not be so delicious

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