Grai Kotturinn - Reykjavik

Located in the heart of Reykjavik, The Grey Cat is a charming café nestled between a bookstore and an art gallery. They offer a variety of delicious breakfast options including pancakes, bagels, bacon with scrambled eggs, and buttered toast. If you're looking for a cozy spot away from the tourist crowds to start your day with a tasty meal, this is the place for you. The coffee is also top-notch. Be sure to try their specialty dishes, known as "trucks," if you have a big appetite. Keep an eye out for the cat in the window to find this hidden gem.

I suppose they offer vegan options, but in reality it's just a bagel and a pita with the same ingredients. It's good that they have them, but it's not the best choice available.

We just arrived in reykjavik on the red eye and have searched for food until our hotel room was opened. this little caffe had a limited menu for vegan, but the house made hummus and pita were delicious and worth visiting.

A charming coffee shop located in the heart of Reykjavik, between a bookstore and an art gallery, offers delicious breakfast options such as pancakes, bagels, bacon with scrambled eggs, and toasted butter. This cozy spot is perfect for starting your day with a tasty meal and a warm atmosphere away from the usual tourist crowds. The coffee is excellent, and if you're feeling particularly hungry, be sure to try one of the truck-inspired dishes from the menu. Look for the entrance with a cat in the window to find this hidden gem, aptly named something like "The Grey Cat."

They have a pita or a bagle with home made hummus, lettuce, tomato, red onion and olives. They also have plamt based milk for the coffee. Both are okay but it's expensive 2600 kr for a bagle with vheap ingredients is not worth it. It's an american breakfast place so it constantly smells like bacon