Experience the Craft of Húsavík öl: A Brewpub Retreat
Discover the essence of Icelandic brewing at Húsavík öl, where handcrafted beers and delicious cuisine come together in a cozy atmosphere.
Húsavík öl is more than just a brewpub; it's a celebration of Icelandic brewing culture. Located in the picturesque town of Húsavík, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich maritime history, this inviting establishment serves as the perfect pitstop for tourists looking to unwind after a day of exploration. With a selection of handcrafted beers that reflect the unique flavors of the region, visitors can sample everything from refreshing lagers to rich stouts, each brewed on-site with care and creativity. The atmosphere at Húsavík öl is warm and welcoming, making it an ideal spot to gather with friends or meet fellow travelers. The interior is tastefully decorated, showcasing local artistry and a hint of rustic charm that enhances the overall experience. In addition to their impressive beer menu, the brewpub also offers a range of delicious food options, ensuring that each visit is a feast for the senses. Whether you’re pairing a crisp ale with a hearty meal or savoring a dessert with a light lager, the culinary offerings are designed to elevate your tasting experience. For those interested in learning more about the brewing process, Húsavík öl occasionally hosts tours and tastings, providing insights into their brewing methods and the ingredients that make their beers truly unique. With its blend of exceptional brews, delightful cuisine, and a community-focused atmosphere, Húsavík öl invites tourists to immerse themselves in a one-of-a-kind culinary experience that showcases the best of Icelandic craftsmanship.
Local tips
- Visit during happy hour for special deals on selected beers and appetizers.
- Check their social media for any seasonal brews or events happening during your visit.
- Pair your beer with local seafood dishes for a true taste of Húsavík.
A brief summary to Húsavík öl
- Héðinsbraut 4, Húsavík, 640, IS
- +3547890808
Getting There
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Walking
From the Húsavík harbor, head southeast on Hafnarstígur street toward the intersection with Aðalstræti. Turn left onto Aðalstræti and continue straight for about 500 meters until you reach the intersection with Héðinsbraut. Turn right onto Héðinsbraut, and you will see Húsavík öl at number 4 on your left, just a short walk from the harbor.
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Bicycle
If you have access to a bicycle rental spot near the harbor, you can ride southeast on Hafnarstígur and then turn left onto Aðalstræti. Continue for about 500 meters, then turn right onto Héðinsbraut. Húsavík öl will be on your left at number 4. This route is approximately 1.5 kilometers and is a pleasant ride.
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Public Transport (Bus)
Check local bus schedules for any routes that service the area. If there is a bus stop near the harbor, board a bus heading towards the town center or Héðinsbraut. Disembark at the nearest stop to Héðinsbraut and walk to number 4. This may vary depending on the bus schedule.
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Taxi
You can easily find a taxi in the town center or request one via a local taxi service. Simply tell the driver to take you to Húsavík öl located at Héðinsbraut 4. The drive is very short and should take no more than 5 minutes from the harbor.
Attractions Nearby to Húsavík öl
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Sundlaugin á Húsavík
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Husavik port
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Salka Whale Watching
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Gentle Giants - Husavik Whale Watching
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North Sailing - Húsavík Whale Watching
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Husavik Adventures
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Húsavík Wooden Church
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Husavik Mountain Trailhead
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Húsavík Harbor
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Safnahúsið á Húsavík/Husavik Museum
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Friends of Moby Dick - Whale Watching
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Skálamelur - Húsavík
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Jaja Ding Dong Húsavík
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Exploration Museum
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The Húsavík Eurovision Exhibition
Landmarks nearby to Húsavík öl
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Húsavík öl
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Hlodufell Restaurant & Bar Husavik
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Viðbót
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Höfði guesthouse
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Nesti
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Salka Restaurant
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Húsavík Green Hostel
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Ocean Missions
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Scandinavia Travel North ehf
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Náttúrustofa Norðausturlands (North East Iceland Nature Center)
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Húsavík Academic Center
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Heilbrigðisstofnun Norðurlands
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Lókal Bistro
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Gamli Baukur
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Hérna