Reykjavik Street Food

  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!

  Stumbled on this place while looking for a place for dinner. Had the seafood soup and it was delicious. Perfect on a cold rainy day. Service was friendly and thanks... read more for the chocolate bar.

  What a lovely little find this is. They have only eight items in yhe menu but do them very well it is all cooked freshly in the open kitchen. The... read more staff were so friendly, the food was incredibly tasty with the cod being cooked in Panko crumbs with herbs. We could tell the fish was so fresh! They had lottle bowls of chocolates for free and free water. Its cheap for Iceland and a tasty well cooked meal in a friendly warm place. If you dont want to spend the earth on every meal, definitely go here! They do take away too.

  Owner very friendly. We had fish and chips which was good our son had the fish soup which he said was excellent. Still quite expensive but that is Iceland I... read more suppose.

  Very fresh food - pleasant service with nice, clean dining area. Outside seating area which was great for people watching. Unhurried atmosphere

  A lovely service by Asteris and Tomas that suggested us the BEST fish&chips in the town! The place is really warm, big portions and the very good prices! I really... read more advise this place if you are a group of friends visiting Reykjavik!

  Tiny portions of poorly cooked food. Icelandic fish stew basically vinegary mash potato, hardly discernible as containing fish.
Meat soup - thin broth with a few bits of meat... read more and diced vegetables.
Beer served in cans, not cold.
Expensive and unsatisfactory, maybe ok for the under 30 crowd who can sit and chat in an atmosphere reminiscent of a 1970’s polytechnic refectory.
We crossed the road and had a nice Vietnamese meal afterwards to compensate.
Avoid this place !

  We visited this place for lunch. They don’t take table reservations, which was great as meant we could just walk in. The fish and chips were delicious, the other food... read more looked tasty also!

  Great food & great staff, visited during storm and made so welcome.
Had fish and chips which were absolutely delicious.

  I am Icelandic and have tried many different fish and chips in Reykjavík and this was by far the best one! The staff was service minded and so nice.