Pizza, pasta, seafood, and good coffee.
Family-owned for over 47 years.
Hornið opened its doors in 1979 as Iceland's first Italian restaurant. The same family has owned it ever since. Today, the children and grandchildren of the founders work here alongside their parents.
The building is old. The recipes are older. The hospitality is the same as it's always been.
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Find us at Hafnarstræti 15, in the heart of Reykjavík's Old Harbour. Walk-ins always welcome — reservations recommended on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Walk-ins always welcome · Reservations recommended Fri & Sat evenings
What's On · Á döfinni
Live jazz every Thursday evening in Djúpið, the cellar beneath Hornið. Have dinner upstairs, then head down for the music.
Sírós
Björg Blöndal & Þorkell Ragnar
Gunnar Hilmarsson Tríó
Helga Margrét Clarke & Róberta Andersen
New concerts coming soon. Follow Jazz í Djúpinu on Facebook for updates.
Now showing · until 4 December
Photography by Jakob Halldórsson
Jakob Halldórsson's first solo exhibition hangs in the Gallerý at Hornið. Using multiple exposures, he blends different places and moments into a single frame, creating images that sit somewhere between photography and painting.
Jakob is an Edda Award-winning Icelandic filmmaker who trained at the School of Visual Arts in New York. The works on show were made between 2017 and 2026.