So I had #1, 3, 5 and 22...of course with a pint o islandic Viking pale ale. Left to right is the smoked lamb, dried cod in butter, cured salmon and fried salt cod. All most excellent! Prices are all very high in Reykjavik with most entrees at 3.700ISK. The jarred tapas were 2.400ISK, with a happy hour beer at 800ISK. A non-happy hour beer is 1.200ISK....or about $16.

Although the burgers and Italian pastas and Indian curries were luring me into a dazed sense of comfort, my inner gut held out for a unique find for early dinner. Icelandic Tapas. Reykjavik is a pretty small city when you consider where all the people hang out. The core is maybe 15 blocks by 10 blocks. Small enough that I walked the whole area at least a couple of times. So, most of the restaurants are stuffed into this microcosm, with over half on a single stre...

My lodging for the night at Hotel Odinsve. Typical for Iceland and very clean and cozy. I can see the North Sea! And, it's 8:45pm with at least another two hours before the sun drops below the harbor skyline.

This statue caught my eye and is one of a dozen at a museum a couple of blocks from the church. The statue details were a little hard to see in the harsh sun, so I stylized it a little to bring out the flow you see up close. Or, at least, what I saw.

Very interesting artwork on this building. No explanations, so maybe misha and hilbo ca interpret the deeper meanings. Maybe it's a Masonic message.