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Faroe Fish Dinner
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Pan fried fish, with potatoes and salad. -
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A traditional 'drekkamuður' for desert.
A faroese family home serving a faroese dinner
Welcome to Selma end Tórður's 'Heimablídni'!
The Faroe Islands locals are known for their Heimablidni which translates to home hospitality. So we wish to invite travellers to enjoy an authentic intimate Faroese dining experience and meal within our home.
Menu & Experience
It is a traditional meal that has been served for decades with fresh ingredients from the Faroe Islands nature.
Menu:
Pan Fried Fish
Cooked Potatoes
Garlic Oil
Salad
Followed by Tea and Coffee with cake or fruit
Price 750 ddk per person for a 2 hour experience. We only take groups. Minimum 4.
We hope to share the Faroese Heimablidni with you!
Address
Svabosvegur, 370, Faroe Islands
Vágar
Details
Capacity: Up to 20 guests
Opening hours
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Closed
Amenities
- Dinner
- Family friendly
- Groups