What to order at BakaBaka

Must order
A wood-fired Bianca mushroom pizza in the evening, or a cardamom bun by day.
Signature dishes
Wood-fired sourdough pizza, Cardamom buns
Editor tip
Cardamom buns by day, natural wine and sourdough pizza by night in one of central Reykjavik's oldest houses.
CuisineSourdough Pizza
Price$$
Neighborhood101
HoursMon-Sun 08:00-17:00 (bakery); Sun-Thu 17:30-22:00 (pizzeria); Fri-Sat 17:30-23:00 (pizzeria)
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Signature dishes: Wood-fired sourdough pizza, Cardamom buns

Must order: A wood-fired Bianca mushroom pizza in the evening, or a cardamom bun by day.

Tip: Cardamom buns by day, natural wine and sourdough pizza by night in one of central Reykjavik's oldest houses.

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