Reykjavik Street Food

  We visited after reading the excellent reviews on Tripadvisor - and it did not disappoint. I had the lobster soup and it was absolutely delicious (photos attached). My husband had... read more the fish and chips, which he also enjoyed.

Better still was the fantastic service we received, we were made to feel welcome from the moment we walked in and the owner couldn’t do enough for us. If we could have gone back again, we would have - but sadly it was our last day in Iceland. I would definitely recommend.

If the owners are reading this - thank you for such a lovely experience.

  One lamb soup and a fish and chips consumed. Quick service, friendly helpful staff. Excellent food. Reasonable prices. What's not to like?

  Quick, easy, delicious food. We had chicken noodle soup and beef noodle soup, and were rewarded with a free chocolate bar for finishing it all! Food was lovely and service... read more so friendly and relaxed. Keep doing what you are doing!

  My wife and I enjoyed the traditional Icelandic fish stew. It may be served in a paper bowl, but it tasted better than the one we tried at a fine... read more dining restaurant. We also had the lobster and seafood soup. We were thrilled to find so many langoustine and fish and even scallop in the soup bowls.

  Perfect service, excellent fish and chips, correct owner. We recommend find this restaurant:-). Quality for good money
Fish is cod....thank for explanation 🙂

  The lobster soup that is just spicy enough to feel each gulp as a reviving wave of warmth radiating through your entire body. The imaginative serving containers are eco-friendly and... read more practical. The service is beyond reproach; pleasant, fast delivery with a smile and a chocolate for a sweet farewell.
A truly unique experience.

  After seeing a rating in the top 20 places in Reykjavík I thought I’d try my luck for an early dinner.

On arrival I was greeted by an extremely... read more friendly waiter who to my delight guided me to a table upstairs and gave me a menu.
To my dismay the menu was extremely limited and contained nothing that I would consider as street food. A choice of soups, fish and chips and a couple of other dishes.

I was there now and decided to give it a try and opted for a traditional Icelandic Lamb soup. This was delivered to me in a cardboard container with a mass produced bread roll a few minutes later. I tasted and added seasoning to give more flavour.

The soup was ok, plenty of meat, but nothing of any note. I was still hungry as the portion was relatively small, definitely not worthy of the 2290 ISK price tag even as Reykjavík prices.

I finished the soup and went to pay. The gentleman behind the counter asked if I’d finished my meal and I replied yes. He passed me a chocolate bar and when I enquired why he advised that it was for people who finished their meals.

At this point I realised why this was the 15th beat rated restaurant in Reykjavík. I’m not fooled easily though and trust me, there are so many better places to eat. But a chocolate bar from a shop, eat somewhere with more choice and taste. Nice try but I’m not fooled.

  This was the absolute perfect spot for a quick and reasonably priced lunch! It was warm and cozy and the owner was so accommodating. The fish and chips were so... read more fresh and the fish pie was out of this world. We will definitely be back a few times before going home!

  Very good food - lobster soup, fish and chips, traditional fish stew and decent prices!!! The staff was very nice and friendly. The spot is located in the centre of... read more Reykjavik and drop by if you would like to have a quick meal.

  We LOVED 101 street food!!! Such a great place and and amazing service !! I can’t recommend this place enough I