Naustið
About Naustið
A small, family-run seafood restaurant in central Húsavík known for its incredibly fresh fish and homemade bread. Housed in one of the town's older buildings, Naustið offers an intimate, authentic dining experience perfect after whale watching.
Naustið offers a cozy, casual dining experience, set against historic building in húsavík harbor. Specialising in Seafood and Traditional Icelandic cuisine, the kitchen serves Lunch, Dinner. Among its standout qualities: family-run.
Located in Húsavík, North Iceland, Naustið requires advance reservations — a testament to its popularity. The pricing strikes a good balance between quality and value for most travellers.
Historic building in Húsavík harbor
Reduced hours in winter
Perfect For
Who will love dining at Naustið
Family Dinners
Children welcome, family-friendly menu
Budget Travelers
Great value without breaking the bank
Casual Lunches
Relaxed daytime dining, no fuss
Authentic Iceland
Loved by locals, not just tourists
Must-Try Dishes
Why Visit Naustið
- Family-run
- Ultra-fresh seafood
- Homemade bread
- Perfect after whale watching
Iceland Dining Tips
Know before you go
Tipping
Tipping is not expected in Iceland. Service is included in all prices — locals rarely tip, though it is always appreciated.
Payment
Iceland is almost entirely cashless. Cards are accepted virtually everywhere, including most small cafes and food trucks.
Language
Menus are available in English at most restaurants. Icelandic staff almost universally speak excellent English.
Booking
In summer (June–August), popular restaurants book up weeks in advance. Reserve as early as possible for the best tables.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Daily 12:00–22:00 (summer)
Reservations
Required — Small venue — book same day
Meal Service
Ambiance
Dietary Options
Getting There
Location
Húsavík, North Iceland
Distance from Reykjavík
~477 km
Coordinates
66.0458°N, 17.3383°W
Parking
Parking available nearby
Nearby Experiences
More to explore around Húsavík
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Frequently Asked Questions about Naustið
Everything you need to know before you visit.
How much does it cost to eat at Naustið?
Naustið is priced at $$ (Mid-Range (2,500–5,000 ISK)). Mains 3,500–6,000 ISK. A fair price for the quality offered.
Do I need to make a reservation at Naustið?
Yes, reservations are strongly recommended at Naustið. Small venue — book same day
What should I order at Naustið?
The must-try dishes at Naustið include: Pan-fried cod, Seafood soup, Fresh catch of the day, Homemade bread. These dishes best showcase what makes this restaurant special.
Is Naustið good for vegetarians or vegans?
Yes — Naustið caters to: Gluten-Free, Pescatarian. Let your server know your dietary requirements when ordering.
Where is Naustið located?
Naustið is located in Húsavík, North Iceland, Iceland. It is approximately 477 km from Reykjavík. Historic building in Húsavík harbor.
Is Naustið child-friendly?
Yes, Naustið is family-friendly and welcomes children. It is a great choice for a family meal in North Iceland.
Is Naustið wheelchair accessible?
Naustið may have limited wheelchair accessibility. We recommend calling ahead to discuss your needs before visiting.
When is Naustið open?
Naustið is open: Daily 12:00–22:00 (summer). Reduced hours in winter
Can I pay by card at Naustið?
Yes, Naustið accepts credit and debit cards. Iceland is one of the most cashless countries in the world — you can safely pay by card here without needing local cash.
What is the dress code at Naustið?
Naustið has a relaxed Cozy, Casual atmosphere with no strict dress code. Iceland is an informal country and restaurants rarely enforce formal dress requirements.
Is there an English menu at Naustið?
Iceland is extremely tourist-friendly and the vast majority of restaurants, including Naustið, offer menus in English. Staff typically speak excellent English, so you can easily ask about dishes, ingredients, and allergens.
Do they serve takeaway at Naustið?
Takeaway availability at Naustið can vary. We recommend calling ahead or checking their website to confirm, as many Iceland restaurants now offer takeaway options.
Should I tip at Naustið?
Tipping is not customary in Iceland. Service charges are included in the bill at Naustið, and Icelandic culture does not have a strong tipping tradition. While tips are always appreciated, you will not cause offence by not leaving one. If you have had an exceptional experience, rounding up the bill or leaving 5–10% is a lovely gesture.
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