Reykjavik Street Food

  There is a reason this is No.1 for food, and for fish in Reykjavik. The welcome you receive on your entrance is like your parent welcoming you home, then you... read more have the choice of 8 dishes. Obviously i went for the fish and it was the freshest and most delicate Cod i have ever had, the batter which it was fried in was unbelievable. Everything about this little street food shop makes me want to eat there every day. I would recommend it to anyone wanting a true Icelandic hospitality experience.

  Very tasty traditional food. The lamb soup was delicious on a windy day. I came back the next day for the fish stew and was also impressed. Very light and... read more fresh. The staff and owner were very nice and welcoming. Don't hesitate to try this place.

  We stopped by here on the strength of the positive reviews, and although a smaller, simpler menu, this place definitely deserves it’s high marks. The owner? was very funny and... read more made all drinks (including beer and wine) on the house on a whim, and like others have said….gave out candy bars to all diners when they were through. The two soups (seafood and lobster) was very tasty and piping hot, which was welcome since it was super windy outside. Overall, definitely give it a try and I believe you won’t be disappointed…especially if that same guy is there.

  My hotel offered a cold monotonous smorgasbord so I ventured into this placed and had a generous hot meal of scrambled eggs and bacon, fresh tomatoes, unlimited hot coffee and... read more a seed roll. I was also offered unlimited sweet pastries such as macrons, brownies and cakes. I wish I had found this place sooner.

  We went here had the fish and chips we got a lovely welcome from the owner. The little added bonus of the chocolate for starter and pud is sweet. Highly... read more recommended

  The meat soup served here was by far the BEST soup I had in all of Iceland. We spent 7 days exploring and ate at many restaurants across the country,... read more and on our very last day, we found this gem just a block from our hotel. The food was delicious and they gave us candy bars (Prince Polo) on our way out of the door. What a great experience.

  We headed here late in the evening after arriving in the city. It was very busy but we managed to get a spot to sit. Food was very tasty and... read more staff very friendly and chatty. We did consider going back but with such a short stay we wanted to sample other places/foods. Every time we passed it was very busy!

  The place is small but super friendly. The owner greets you and seats you. The item is limited however every single thing on it is top notch!
My husband... read more had the fish stew and i had the meat soup both were exceptional!! The flavor and quality of the food make the experience over the top.
We will definitely go again before we leave.
It’s perfect comfort food for Iceland and the generous spirit of the owner and his staff make for a can’t miss this experience!!
You will love this charming place!!! Do not miss it.

  Everyone makes you feel welcome in Iceland, but these guys are amazing. We had fish and chips which were spectacular, and some freebies along the way. The owners were so... read more kind and had a fantastic sense of humour.

  I was walking past and stopped to read the menu. A lovely gentleman came out and gave me a wafer chocolate bar ‘to go with my coffee’ that I was... read more carrying. I decided then and there to eat an early dinner there. I was warmly welcomed, given the option to sit upstairs or down. I chose downstairs near the gorgeous heater set up in the middle of the floor. I had fish & chips which was really lovely, perfectly cooked, and a very generous serving. A wide range of condiments was also offered. The food was also reasonably priced. Would recommend to anyone wanting a no-fuss meal that is filling and delicious, and wanting a more casual dining experience rather than the more high end places.