Barbara is a Seafood Restaurant at Gongin 4-6, 100 Tórshavn, Faroe Islands
Barbara Fish House is a seafood restaurant on Gongin, among the oldest streets of Tórshavn. Its turf-roofed house dates back centuries and served as the fictional home of the title character in Jørgen-Frantz Jacobsen's novel Barbara, one of the best-loved works of Faroese literature. The kitchen works in the tapas style, building small plates around the day's fresh Faroese fish, so a meal here is as much a taste of local cuisine as a step into sixteenth-century Tórshavn. Dining within one of the city's oldest buildings makes the visit memorable for locals and travellers alike.





62°0'33"N, 6°46'11"W
The aurora season here runs from October to March, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in November and February. Why not grab a bite at Barbara before venturing out into the dark to chase the Northern Lights?
Cosy atmosphere, one of the best fish meals I've had
Odd R7 June 2019
The salmon was incredible 👌🏻
Humaid B8 September 2018
Fresh Faroese fish 👌🏼🇫🇴
CBB14 July 2017
get the "Fjords" tasting menu. such a delicious introduction to the Faroese seafood!
Bogo G16 August 2016
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