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One Woman Restaurant, Laugarvegur 20b IS-101 Reykjavík Iceland

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Laugarvegur 20b IS-101 Reykjavík Iceland

Review:
Warned in advance that Iceland was both expensive and not welcoming to vegetarians, we were delighted with this restaurant in central Reykjavik. So much so, we ate there three times in a week. Situated on the first floor of a corner street just off Reykjavik's main shopping street, the restaurant is spacious and decorated with a warm yellow, and large photo close-ups of various fruit and vegetables.