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Cozy soup counter on Skólavörðustígur serving lamb kjötsúpa, lobster soup and plokkfiskur, just steps from Hallgrímskirkja in downtown Reykjavík.
Fish Company pairs Nordic-fusion seafood and Icelandic ingredients in 19th-century Zimsen House by Reykjavík’s old harbor for polished dinners.
Foodcellar is a culinary gem that blends traditional Icelandic flavors with contemporary gastronomy, creating a unique dining experience.
Grillmarkaðurinn offers a modern twist on traditional Icelandic cuisine featuring locally sourced ingredients and grilled specialties.
Counter-service cafe at Lækjargata 8 in central Reykjavík serving Icelandic lamb soup and fish stew in bread bowls, open daily 11 AM…
Casual downtown Reykjavík restaurant serving Icelandic shark, reindeer, whale, burgers and hot dogs, open until 1 AM and 3 AM on weekends.
Charcoal-grilled steakhouse on Skólavörðustígur since 2014, known for Wagyu A5+, Icelandic reindeer, tasting menus, cocktails, and weekend bottomless brunch.
Grill and wine bar inside Hlemmur Mathöll on Laugavegur, serving burgers, small plates, and fire-cooked Icelandic mains from chef Böðvar Lemacks.
A charming, family-operated restaurant serving traditional Icelandic dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
Family-run Reykjavik Kitchen pairs Icelandic cod, lamb shank and plokkfiskur near Hlemmur in Reykjavík, with a three-course dinner menu and daily service.
Sjávargrillið pairs grilled Icelandic seafood with international spice blends in a two-level, reclaimed-wood dining room near Hallgrímskirkja in Reykjavík.
Svarta Kaffið on Reykjavík’s Laugavegur serves daily changing meat and vegetarian soups in warm bread bowls from a snug basement dining room.
Three Coats offers a delightful fusion of traditional and contemporary Icelandic flavors using locally-sourced ingredients.
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