101 Reykjavik Street Food

After eating at a few higher end restaurants in Reykjavik I stopped here for a quick lunch. This was some of the best food I had during my two weeks in Iceland, I went there a total of 6 times: I had the fish stew x2, chicken noodle soup, seafood soup, lobster soup, and meat soup. It may look like a “quick eats” place, but everything phenomenal. In addition to the great food, the service is as good as it gets, everyone is super friendly. Don’t miss it.

This place is definitely the place to go if you need to warm up a bit! Their soup is full of flavor and you are given a generous amount. We tried the lobster soup and the meat soup. I was impressed with how much lobster was in my soup. It's a very cozy place.

Fantastic food. We rocked up with 30 minutes until closing time and the owners were more than happy to serve us. We hadn't eaten all day due to being out on the road, and my god was it worth it! All the food was 11/10, but the lobster bisque in particular was exquisite. Thank you for making our trip to Iceland memorable, we got the t-shirts to boot!

TLDR: come here, cheap and great food with nice staff Could not have had a better experience here, and that is nor an exaggeration. Quite literally, from the minute I stepped in the door, the owner of the restaurant was chatting with me and we were like best pals. For the food itself, it is great! I had the meat soup best lamb stew I’ve ever had, definitely top 5 of meat soups and the lobster soup creamy but not overly rich, vaguely spiced like a Thai curry alongside a Viking beer to cool down my tongue from the piping hot soup! 5/5 stars, 10/10 experience.

Fish stew was great kinda like a gritz texture or creamy mash potatoes vibe. But it’s fish. Also got the fish n chips and fish soup Super quick food and little candies upon checkout! Seating is upstairs and can also sit outside if its nice out and people watch!