Cafe Loki
- ★ 4.2
- Icelandic
- 101
Cafe Loki is a cafe in 101, Reykjavik.
Checked by Elliot Marsh against the venue's own website and 3 open datasets. How we checked
What to order at Cafe Loki
Order this
Rye bread slices with mashed fish, or the unique rye bread ice cream.
- To drink
- Coffee with the classic Icelandic pancake
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How we checked this
10 facts, last checked
| Fact | How we know |
|---|---|
| Name | Matches in 3 open datasetsFoursquare, OpenStreetMap, Overture Maps |
| Address | Matches in 3 open datasetsFoursquare, OpenStreetMap, Overture Maps |
| Map pin | Matches in 3 open datasetsFoursquare, OpenStreetMap, Overture Maps |
| Cuisine | Checked by hand by our editor |
| Phone | Matches in 2 open datasetsOpenStreetMap, Overture Maps |
| Hours | Read from the venue's own website |
| Description | Written from the venue's own wordsloki.is, loki.is |
| Editor's tip | Written from the venue's own wordsloki.is |
| What to order | Written from the venue's own wordsloki.is |
| Signature drink | Written from the venue's own wordsloki.is |
Our editor reads the venue's own pages and compares every fact with open map and business datasets; a fact two sources agree on is marked as such, one that only one source has says so. Something out of date? Tell us.