We wanted to try this restaurant due to the reviews we had seen and it did not disappoint. The homemade bread is amazing and plenty of it. The tomato soup is delicious and we also had the pasta and the burrata salad. It was lovely and generous portions. Also fascinating to see how the tomatoes are grown nd the bees that pollinate the plants.

This was included in a Jet2 day excursion. Absolutely fascinating place with lovely staff who tell the story of the family business, the bees they buy in to pollinate the plants etc etc Tomatoes taste sweet and delicious. Soup was divine, served with the most beautiful homemade bread, greasy basil and sour cream. Really enjoyed it.

We came to this restaurant after seeing the travel man TV show, it did not disappoint. You eat from a tomato based menu, I highly recommend the soup, pasta and tortillas. The restaurant is in the green house and is so unusual.

My memory was taken back to a wonderful place called Friðheimar when I realized I didn’t have any tomatoes for my salad tonight. You might think how are tomatoes associated with Iceland? I had the same thoughts until my visit to Friðheimar. The tomatoes are grown all year long in a greenhouse despite the cold and dark winter season. The tomatoes are pesticide free as well and the mirid bug which comes from Holland takes care of any unwanted pests. Bubble bees are also imported from Holland and pollinate the many tomato plants in the greenhouse. Friðheimar can be visited independently or with a tour company. We visited with Hidden Iceland Tours. The visit was very educational and enjoyable. We had a wonderful opportunity learning about the entire process of how tomatoes are grown. We were able to see bumble bees up close, view the beautiful tomato vines, and most importantly taste the most delicious tomatoes ever. The best part of our visit was having an opportunity to dine in the restaurant located in the greenhouse. If you are a lover of all things tomato (especially tomato soup) you have found an amazing gem at Friðheimar. The tomato soup was absolutely delicious! There was even fresh basil at the table that you could add to your soup. Let’s not mention the delicious bread that was served with the soup. I assure you that one piece is simply not enough. I am guilty of overindulge and so I ate three pieces without any apologies. A visit to Friðheimar is what dreams are made of. One might think that tomato soup and bread are not enough to satisfy one’s palate; however, one taste of a Friðheimar tomato will change you. I miss so many things about Iceland however, tonight as I prepare for dinner without tomatoes I am reminded of Friðheimar, a place where the taste of sweet vine ripened tomatoes are so delicious that the memories are unforgettable. If you plan to visit Iceland make sure that Friðheimar is on your to do list while visiting the land of fire and ice.

Unforgettable. deliciously fresh, healthy and flavourful food, venue and fascinating story. Staff made the meal into an experience with the friendly introduction and backstory. Eating in a warm greenhouse surrounded by tomatoes in subzero temperatures was an experiences not to be missed. A must visit!

Came here as part of a group tour with EastWest and was blown away by the food at the Wine Bar. We had tomato soup and a cheese plate, along with a Bloody Mary and it was fantastic. The setting was gorgeous, the staff were really knowledgeable about the menu and provided gluten free bread with the soup. Would highly recommend.

Had this on my list as stops during our vacation after seeing it on a Youtube video of visiting Golden Circle. Curious as everything was shown as fresh. Experience is really great despite it feeling touristy with all the bus and tour groups coming through. Wait staff is top notch, they do a speech on the whys and hows of the tomatoes and herbs grown there for the menu and also to be sold throughout the country. We had the soup and a cheese skewer, soup was excellent, so was the bread. Espresso tonic was so good with the tomato flavor addition. The apple/green tomato desseret was excellent along with the presentation in a clay pot. Recommend the sorbets also, really refreshing ending to the meal.

Stumbled across this place on our drive round the golden circle and, well, a beautiful find it is! Lunch in the greenhouse surrounded by beautiful tomato plants feasting on unlimited tomato soup, unlimited home-made beautiful bread and a side order of heirloom tomatoes with burrata! Absolutely delicious , a definite must to visit if you travel anywhere near this place

Had made reservations for lunch and horse visit online. Beautiful space to have a meal. We ate tomato soup and olive bread which were delicious. Then we shared heirloom tomato and burrata. They had a basil plant on the table with small scissors to clip some to add to your food. Great idea! Bloody Mary was very tasty.We shared tomato ice cream with 2 sauces- vanilla and green tomato and strawberry and red tomato- very good. Our waitress, Sonja, was friendly and informative. We then had a visit to the horse stables and got a demonstration of the 5 different Icelandic horse gaits. Overall, a fabulous experience.

I am admittedly not a big fan of tomatoes, but wanted to check this place out. Plus the rest of my family loves tomatoes. We were too late to get into the restaurant but the wine bar was open and there was almost no one there. I tried the tomato beer, which wasn't bad, but wasn't something I'd order on a regular basis. The bruschetta was ok, but the tomato soup was excellent! The atmosphere of the place was what really makes it unique with grape vines on the walls and ceiling and tomato greenhouses all around.