East Iceland
This cafe-bakery and craft shop has a quintessential small-town vibe and offers excellent crêpes, cakes, sandwiches and soup.
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Skagen
A cracker bakery well placed for museum visits, full of fresh bread, cakes and pastries. Sandwiches, quiches and salads too.
Southeastern Sweden
This busy old-fashioned bakery-cafe serves tasty filled sandwiches and pastries as well as soups, salads and strong coffee.
Skåne
The ice creams from this little parlour boasting lots of flavours are out of this world (try the dulce de leche).
Central Jutland
Flaky pastries, good coffee and picnic-worthy sandwiches await at this smart little bakery, opposite the Ry train station.
Reykjavík
A harbourside eatery with broad windows looking onto the bobbing boats, good breakfasts and hearty seafood-based lunches.
The Coast
An authentic fish deli that sells hot fish cakes, salads, pre-prepared meals such as seafood gratins, and fresh seafood.
Oslo
Spawning a chain of kebab shops all over Oslo, this is the original and is beloved by Oslo's students, past and present.
Ísafjörður
Check to see if friendly Gata – part cafe, part outdoors store – is open for coffee, cake, paninis and fresh juice.
Reykjavík
Select from a broad range of Icelandic cheeses and skyr (Icelandic yoghurt), and other deli and sweet treats.
West Iceland
This simple shopfront houses a seafood joint run by a friendly family serving dishes from fish-and-chips to mussels.
Aarhus
Bruun’s Galleri shopping centre is connected to the train station; there's a large supermarket on the lower level.
The Coast
Angus beef and brioche buns make these burgers a standout. It also offers chicken wings, onion rings and falafels.
Southeast Iceland
Warm up with lobster bisque or a lobster roll from this ace food truck. Non-lobster-lovers can opt for a hot dog.
Southern Sweden
This gourmet dinner spot is best known for its magnificent fondue, with flavours ranging from French to barbecue.
The Westfjords
Simple cafe that serves soup, sandwiches and hot dogs during summer; also sells ferry tickets and has brochures.
Snæfellsnes Peninsula
Casual spot for grabbing a pizza, burger, nachos, fish and chips, and beer, with a nice deck for sunny days.
Reykjavík
Delicious, piping-hot fish and chips are on offer at this simple food truck near the Vikín Maritime Museum.
Snæfellsnes Peninsula
The Meistarinn hot-dog and sandwich wagon has menu items named after members of the Danish royal family.
West Iceland
This little eatery near the water offers cakes, soup and salad, as well as full seafood and pasta meals.
Heimaey
Delicious baked goodies from chocolate cake and fresh bread to pastries. Top-notch coffee drinks, too.
Gotland
A casual restaurant and pizzeria in Ljugarn, with a spacious outdoor courtyard and beachside location.
East Iceland
Stop by this first-rate bakery-cafe and choose from a cabinet full of sandwiches, salads and pastries.
Oslo
Well-priced burgers with large char-grilled patties, interesting gourmet variations and chunky fries.
The Westfjords
Reliable Icelandic basics, burgers and a vegan option. Plus sweeping fjord views from broad windows.
Central Norway
This standout cafe and bakery will treat you to the town's most popular coffee and baked goodies.
Akureyri
Add a little heat to a chilly evening with a flavourful curry from this family-run restaurant.
Southeast Iceland
Karl serves up delicious fresh fish (battered cod) and chips from his spotless food truck.
Turku & Finland's South Coast
Fêted for its berry pies, this traditional cafe has been a Hamina favourite since 1966.
The South
This independent bookshop (with both new and secondhand books) serves coffee and cake.
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