Reykjavik Street Food

  The food was amazing. Ordered the fish and chips, classic Icelandic fish stew and seafood soup. Kind and fantastic owner. Prices were great especially because food is more expensive in... read more Iceland. If you get a chance definitely check it out!

  Stopped for the lobster soup having heard much praise about it. The soup was stunningly good as well as the service. We were lucky enough to be served by the... read more gentleman, who runs the place. Stop by if in the city center. Absolutely worth it!

Tomas

  The food is delicious and not expensive. The owner is unique, gaves us tips, chocolate for free and told us funny stories. Definitifely worth a visit.

  Absolutely fantastic little restaurant. We had a take away as my daughter didn’t want to eat in.. but it was the best fish we have ever had. So fresh and... read more the coating had an amazing blend of flavours.. the fish was the freshest cod ever.. small quaint place, but looked very cosy and it was packed.. a must eatery for any visitor to Reykjavík.. only small gripe was that they serve fries.. English chippy chips would’ve been amazing with the cod.. but this no way going to stope from giving this a fantastic 5 star rating..

  We ate here several times during our stay in Reykjavik. Decent prices and good quality food. The Plokkfiskur, described as fish stew but essentially a fish pie, was delicious. Lovely,... read more friendly staff.

  Great food and service. The man (?owner) went out of his way to make us welcome. Food came out quick. Soup was excellent.
Highly recommend.

  We decided to come here for a quick bite to eat based on the good and didn't regret it. The owner was as quirky and as friendly as described, giving... read more a very warm welcome and quick service. We both had fish and chips and they really were great - very fresh and light! Got given a free chocolate bar too which was a nice touch. Quite a small place which I imagine can get very busy, but it's got a quick turnaround.

  This was recommended to us by some people we met at the blue lagoon and it was perfect for us at the end of a long day on a coach... read more seeing the Icelandic sights. The restaurant itself is not flash and the menu is not huge but it gave us the opportunity to try the famous Icelandic fish and chips and it didn’t disappoint. By Icelandic standards the food was very cheap especially given the portion sizes - there was plenty of hot tasty food. It’s served in cardboard trays and you help yourself to cutlery and condiments - I can recommend the spicy mayo with the chips! A really decent restaurant where you felt you’d had a good fill for a very good price. And they gave us a wafer bar to take home - nice touch

  The greatest host, so friendly and service minded. And the food was good as well. Especially the fish and chips, the best we’ve tried in Iceland!

  We stopped here for lunch our first day in Iceland, after we were released from quarantine. Service is fast and cheerful, and the food is delicious -- the noodle soups... read more are warm and comforting, and the fish and chips are well executed. The free candy is a fun bonus. Easy, quick, family-friendly stop for a good meal. Highly recommend.