Sweet Aurora Reykjavik — Restaurant in Reykjavik

A Taste of France in the Heart of Reykjavik I recently had the pleasure of visiting Sweet Aurora Reykjavik, the first French fine pastry shop in Iceland, and it was an experience to remember. As someone who appreciates the art of pastry making, I was thrilled to find such an authentic French culinary experience right here in Reykjavik. I indulged in an éclair and a bounty pastry, both of which were nothing short of exquisite. The éclair was perfectly balanced, with a delicate choux pastry and a rich, creamy filling that was simply divine. The bounty pastry was a delightful surprise, combining the classic flavors of coconut and chocolate in a way that was both innovative and nostalgic. The attention to detail in each pastry is a testament to the passion and skill of the team at Sweet Aurora. I highly recommend Sweet Aurora Reykjavik to anyone looking to experience a slice of France in Iceland. It's a culinary journey you won't...

A a newly opened, quaint French pastry shop/ café that has some of the best pastries in Iceland ... and I'm not exaggerating!!! 😊👍😊 I loved everything I've bought & tasted . . . always truly fresh, delicious & nearly too good looking to eat! 😉😋❤😉

Aurora, owner/ pastry chef is not only a talented & experienced pastry chef but also very welcoming & friendly! 😍

I highly recommend this shop/cafè ... & for me (a trained pastry chef from Vienna) to be so enthusiastic I think says it all! 👍😍👍

Last but no least, if you need a special sweet gift for somebody... you can give a nice looking gift...

It is slightly off the tourist area (by like a block or two nothing inconvenient) very nice and clean inside and you could see the staff kept it very tidey. Nice selection of fancy and tasty baked goods and special coffees. I was going to take a picture of my beatiful baba and coffee but i apsrently got distracted which brings me to my favorite part.... I was suprised when a very friendly husky came out to nudge me petting, mabey she knew how much I miss my dog when I travel. I recommend both for baked goods...