Bæjarins Beztu
This place is a favourite amongst locals and tourists alike. Serving “ein með öllu” to downtown pedestrians since 1935, it’s the oldest fast food restaurant in the country, a truly unique Reykjavík...
View ArticleCafé Roma
Café Roma, an Italian deli and café offers a variety of breads, soups as well as tempting desserts. For a good bargain, come at lunchtime for the specials.
View ArticleKaffivagninn
By the harbor, this lunch and coffee place, saving traditional Icelandic food, is a gathering place for all sorts of tough folks. This is a great place to see another side of Reykjavík.
View ArticleSægreifinn
Right next to the harbor, Sægreifinn fish shop is like none other in the country. With a diverse fish selection, exquisite lobster soup and good service, an absolute must-try.
View ArticleSushibarinn
Sushibarinn has recently become the talk of the town among Reykjavík sushi lovers, serving, in our opinion, the very best rolls in city.
View ArticleEldsmiðjan
Totally satisfying oven-baked pizza with a wide choice of toppings – snails an unusual specialty. Well worth the cost. Order, take away or eat comfortably among the paintings.
View ArticleShalimar
Shalimar has been serving up top-notch Pakistani and Indian cuisine to the people of Reykjavík for years now, to the delight of locals and visitors alike. The daily special, comprised of two dishes on...
View Article3 Frakkar
A seriously Icelandic atmosphere and traditional Icelandic dishes prepared in the good old-fashioned way. RSVP and keep your ears pricked for wild whaling tales!
View ArticleAusturlandahraðlestin
Though a bit expensive for take-away, it is well worth it for a spicy bite of this Indian cuisine. A few tables to the side for those who choose to dine in.
View ArticleGarðurinn
“Ecstasy’s Heart” is a simple, friendly, family-run vegetarian restaurant on Klapparstigur. Offers an ever-changing menu of specials and soup du jours, alongside a basic menu. Vegan options too!
View ArticleHumarhúsið
Located in one of the oldest buildings in the city, the Lobster House is known of course for its lobster and also its impressive cognac lounge. Fine intimate dining.
View ArticleKrua Thai
Fancy trying a nice budget restaurant run by a Thai family? Reykjavík mainstay Krua Thai serves up a great variety of spicy and tasty dishes, with speedy service and a dash of love. A great option for...
View ArticleVið Tjörnina
The delicious seafood dishes, home-baked bread and friendly service ensure Við Tjörnina will remain one of Reykjavík’s favourite restaurants for a long time to come. Featuring a view over the pond and...
View ArticleGrillhúsið
Grillhúsið (Grill house) is one of Reykjavík’s better options for good old fashioned grill food, served with a smile in a pleasantly retro-environment. A burger combo at Grillhúsið never fails to...
View ArticleVitabar
Really a bar, but best known for its hamburgers. A perfect place to kill a hangover after a trip to the charming pool across the street. The Forget-Me-Not blue cheese and Garlic Extravaganza are winners.
View ArticleFish Market
Serving a wide assortment of high-end, often Asian/fusion inspired seafood dishes, Fish Market (Fiskmarkaðurinn) has staked its place as one of Reykjavík’s finest dining establishments. Go there to...
View ArticleGrái Kötturinn
Legendary for its early opening hours, the Gray Cat serves amazing breakfasts and coffee that packs a wallop. A splendid way to start you off on your day.
View ArticleHlölla Bátar
The first sub sandwich shop in Iceland, Hlölla Bátar has a large selection of creatively named sandwiches with equally imaginative contents. Good for an adventurous bite.
View ArticleHamborgarabúlla Tómasar (“Búllan”)
Considered by some to be the best real hamburger in Reykjavík, “Bullan” does serve some mysteriously delicious burgers, guaranteed to take the edge off any hangover. The resturant has expanded to four...
View ArticleJómfrúin
These days, good Smörrebröd can be an elusive delicacy. Lucky for us out in the colonies, it’s alive and well at Jómfrúin with fresh eel imported specially from Denmark.
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