Reykjavik Street Food

  There were three of us, all hungry and cold. The staff found seats for us despite the fact that the place was already full. We had three different soups and... read more fish&chips. All of the dishes were delicious. We had some complimentary sweets and it was so nice of the staff. Then I accidentally dropped my white jacket on the floor... I was upset but then the manager came up to me with a clean wipe and helped me clean my jacket. We wiped out all the dirt. It was incredibly kind of him and it literally made my day. This is such a cozy place with very welcoming people. We loved it!

  We'd been warned, and experienced, how expensive the food is in Ryyjkavik (and throughout Iceland) for Americans. So we were delighted to discover this small restaurant in the heart of... read more the city. The food was great, the manager exceedingly friendly, and the prices absolutely reasonable. We each had lobster soup, which was as good as the ones we had in pricey restaurants, and then were so full all we could do was share the fish n chips, which was fresh, beautifully fried, not the least bit greasy, and truly yummy. The manager, an outgoing guy, visited our table many times, and we enjoyed getting to know him and his son. And because we cleaned our plates he gifted us with a chocolate treat. Anyone visiting Reykjavik should visit here for lunch or an amazingly well-priced dinner!

  Visiting Reykjavik for a long weekend and popped in for a quick bite to eat. We both ordered the Lobster Soup which came with a small bread roll as well.... read more />
The soup was absolutely divine and the chunks of lobster were soft and delicious.

The staff were SO friendly and checked in a couple of times. We were even given a complimentary chocolate wafer bar which was a lovely touch.

Couldn’t recommend this place enough!

  Wow - what a nice warm welcome from presumably the owner. We were greeted, seated and spoilt. It was a cold day so it was all gratefully received. It’s a... read more small place so limited menu but what we had (Icelandic Meat Soup/Fish and Chips) was quickly served, hot and tasty. The free chocolates were thoughtful. Lovely staff who seemed to appreciate your custom. Well done guys

  By far, 101 Reykjavik Street Food falls into my top three favorite places to eat when in Reykjavik, Iceland! I wished I found this restaurant sooner because the food is... read more so delicious, flavorful, and affordable. It's got the best variety of homemade soups and fish & chips. The staff is lovely and very friendly. Also, they have great merchandise for sale! Some pretty cool t-shirts. The restaurant is two floor with bathrooms on the second floor. You cannot just walk in to use the bathroom, so please be mindful, support the business, and order something before asking to use the bathroom. I cannot wait to go back next time I visit.

  Almost everything in Reykjavík is expensive. Here's a place where you can eat well for a little less. I had the fish stew, fish mashed with potatoes. It was scrumptious... read more and filling!

  Everything here costs 1650 ISK, which is quite cheap for Iceland. The food is delicious. We've had traditional icelandic fish stew and enjoyed every bite.

  We walked into Reykjavik street food and I nearly walked straight out as I expected a restaurant and this is more a small cafe come takeaway but the guy working... read more the floor had us sat down double quick and explained the menu, let's just say the food was delicious and well priced for Reykjavik, it's more a day/lunch place but great food.

  The lobster soup was really good and the people taking care of the place were super friendly and helpful.

  Learned a new way to think about fish soup. Great concept and inspirational taste with interesting spices!