Drink

Roykstovan

A small but lively bar with some excellent food and some local Faroese beer and cider. The outside of the bar isn't easily noticeable nor recognisable at first, but look out for "Roykstovan" in white text with the word "pub" to the left and right of the door.

Address: Klaksviksvegur 41
Hours: Daily

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