Plus appréciés Shopping à Reykjavík

12 Tónar is a popular name amongst the music aficionados for offering a wide range of music. Be it the old classics that you are looking for or the new trends, this store has something for every taste. Established in 1928, 12 Tónar has also been a famous record label and has won Shop Of The Year Award in 2006. This shop invites all music lovers to spend some time in its cozy interiors listening to their favorite CD and relishing refreshing beverages. Besides, the store is a popular venue for musical events and regularly hosts live music performances by talented artists.

One of the best bakeries in the capital, Mosfellsbakarí is known for offering a slew of baked delicacies. Loyal patrons swear by their freshly baked bread and heavenly cakes. From graduation to wedding celebrations, Mosfellsbakarí offers customized cakes for every occasion. They also offer refreshing cuppas of coffees and teas that customers can pick up.

Bakarameistarinn delights you by offering several decadent delights on its menu that are a pure treat to your taste buds. This bakery offers a plethora of delicious freshly baked products like breads, cakes, pies and more for you to enjoy and is touted to be one of the best spots for relishing delectable pastries. In case you planning a birthday party for your loved one, the Bakarameistarinn offers a menu of delightful cakes for the same. Besides, this place also serves a scrumptious take-away menu like baguettes, pasta salads, focaccias and more, just ideal for private parties and meetings.

Bakarí Sandholt is situated on the most popular shopping street in Reykjavík, Laugavegur. So it is a convenient place to grab a snack while shopping. Sandholt is a traditional Icelandic bakery with its usual variety of bread, patisserie, cakes and yoghurt. A typical place to meet an Icelander buying his breakfast before going to work in the morning.

Vínberið or 'the Grape' is a cute little store on Laugavegur, the most popular shooping street in Reykjavík. There is a little bit of everything here, whether it is a pot of milk you need, a snack, or just a sandwich for lunch. They also specialise in chocolates and often have a very good choice of fresh fruit. For example in autumn they have all kinds of freshly-picked Icelandic berries, like blueberries, blackcurrants, redcurrants and northern crowberries. The prices are a little bit above average.

Mál og Menning is one of Iceland's largest bookstores. It specialises in books on Iceland, travel maps and travel books, foreign newspapers and magazines, and foreign literature, as well as having most published books in Icelandic on offer. There is a special children's department in the shop and a variety of foreign academic books and books on leisure-related activities. On the top floor there is a coffee shop - Súfistinn - where you can have the best coffee in town and study the books or papers you have bought or intend to buy.