Reykjavik Street Food

  Best fish and chips in Iceland and great fish soup as well. While it can't beat the fish and chips at the Swan Pup in London, it came very close.... read more Very nice staff as well.

  Fish and chips and seafood soup. A very good choice. Especially when outside is could and windy you get the soup and it will make you feel awesome and to... read more the fish the spicy salsa . Of course the stuff is awesome...helpful funny kind ...you just want to come back...

  We ordered Fish and chips and Fish stew. Both were delicious. Portion of stew was quite small, but you can order an additional portion for free. And you get some... read more sweets and water also fi free. And Staff is absolutely amazing!

  Reykjavik is such an expensive city that the number 1 on Tripadvisor can only be a cafe with democratic prices. The Street food label is disorienting. You expect to see... read more hamburgers, Shawarma, hot dogs, but you find soups. Assorted seafood, lamb. Delicious. The white-haired owner offers a free Supplement, but I didn't take it, although it was delicious. While waiting for your soup, you can drink tea with free sweets. Prices are humane by Icelandic standards. The price of fish & chips 1650 Kr.

  We loved this place! It was so delicious that we actually went back the next day for seconds. The dining room was clean, the staff was excellent, and the food... read more was wonderful.

  We went to six different restaurants and sampled foods that I never thought I would ever eat. Everything was unique, well presented and very tasty. I can't say enough about... read more this tour. Thor, our guide, pointed out several of the sights along our route, knew his city well and injected a good bit of humor in the tour. I would say this is a "don't miss" on any visit to Reykjavik.

  I did a quick google menu search before walking the block from my hostel to this small but very welcoming restaurant. It was the most incredible service I’ve ever experienced... read more from the moment I walked in. Not only did the owner greet every customer that walked in, he opened the door for those who were pondering the menu in the window.
I walked in and order the Icelandic Fish Stew, and while I waited the owner literally threw me 2 Prince Polo candy bars, telling me, ‘one for while you wait, and one for afterwards!’
The Icelandic Fish Stew was incredible, along with the rye bread served along with it. Once I was done, and very full, he offered me a free taste of another dish, a beef soup. Once again telling me, ‘and if you like it, you can have more.’
Overall it was such an incredible dining experience. The combination of service and the food makes me want to return again. I’m already planning to visit tomorrow.

  There are so many restaurants has the fish and chip in their menu, 101 really stand out in term of quality and quantity. 4 pieces of fresh cod plus crispy... read more fry sell for 1,650. Go find it! The only drawback is limited tight seating spaces, but it doesn't bother us, once our stomach is filled, go back to hotel.

  After several days in Iceland, we decided make our last meal with a simple fish & chips dinner. It was a typical fish & chip meal for us. Our hosts... read more came with a cheery attitude and took time to ask how we like our food. That simple gestures makes this place extra special for me.. the place is like the sunshine on a grey weather.

  Very friendly hosts serving wonderful food quickly. Just soups or fish & chips here...and super casual with limited seating. We had the seafood chowder and had the traditional Icelandic meat... read more soup. Both were great. Host handed out free chocolate too!