Burgers in Iceland

Reykjavik's go-to sports bar and late-night hangout on Austurstræti, serving burgers and bar food alongside craft beer and big-screen action.

A long-running American diner chain in Reykjavik serving burgers, ribs, and classic American comfort food with free soft drink refills -- a rarity in Iceland.

A laid-back budget cafe attached to the Akureyri Backpackers hostel, serving burgers, sandwiches, and hearty meals at some of the lowest prices in North Iceland's capital.

A no-frills burger joint at a petrol station on the outskirts of Reykjavik that serves surprisingly good, generously sized burgers at prices that make the tourist-centre competition look absurd.

A tropical-themed cocktail bar on Klapparstigur with a sun-trap terrace, creative cocktails, and a casual food menu that makes it one of Reykjavik's most fun evening spots.

A beloved Reykjavik gastropub where craft beer, proper burgers, and a dartboard come together in one of downtown's most reliably good nights out.

A downtown Reykjavik burger joint committed to organic ingredients, serving both meat and vegetarian burgers made from sustainably sourced produce.

Reykjavik's go-to sports bar on Austurstraeti, with multiple screens showing live sport, a solid beer selection, pub food, and some of the longest opening hours in the city.

A laid-back bar and bistro housed in a converted 1940s military barracks near Nautholsvik geothermal beach, serving burgers, tacos, and cold beers in a unique setting.

Reykjavik's best gourmet burgers — quality Icelandic beef, creative toppings, and craft beer on Laugavegur. The burger you eat when you need a break from fish.

BrewDog's Reykjavik outpost on the corner of Frakkastigur and Hverfisgata pours 28 taps of craft beer alongside a menu of burgers and wings — one of the best spots in town for beer enthusiasts.

A burger restaurant inside Kringlan shopping mall, offering straightforward burgers and fast food in Reykjavik's largest shopping centre.

A Reykjavik burger chain that delivers on its name — messy, flavourful burgers and fall-off-the-bone ribs in a no-frills downtown setting.

A laid-back grill and fast food spot on Akureyri's main street serving solid burgers, wraps, and salads at prices that feel refreshingly honest for Iceland.

A family-run craft beer bar on Hafnarstraeti with one of Reykjavik's largest selections of draft and bottled beer, plus honest pub food in a welcoming atmosphere.

A cheeky-named casual eatery on Laugavegur serving burgers and comfort food with a distinctly Icelandic sense of humour.

A neighbourhood cafe and grill tucked away in a Reykjavik residential area, serving homemade soups, excellent burgers, and baked goods in a warm, old-time tavern atmosphere with remarkably friendly prices.

An Icelandic fast food chain with an American Route 66 theme, serving burgers, sandwiches, and grilled comfort food at affordable prices.

An American diner-inspired grill house on Laugavegur serving juicy burgers, steaks, and comfort food with a free soup lunch deal.

A laid-back grill pub on Akureyri's Art Street, serving honest burgers, sandwiches, and pizza to the capital of the north.

A beloved neighbourhood burger joint in west Reykjavik, perfectly positioned for a post-swim meal after visiting the nearby Vesturbaejarlaug swimming pool.

The Bildshofdi branch of Tommi's Burger Joint -- Iceland's most beloved burger chain, famous for honest, no-frills burgers that have earned a cult following.

The northernmost Hard Rock Cafe in the world, located on Laekjargata in central Reykjavik, serving the familiar menu of burgers and cocktails alongside an impressive collection of rock memorabilia.

Craft burgers and fried chicken on Tryggvagata — Le Kock elevates fast food with quality ingredients and creative flavours at honest prices.

A Big Lebowski-themed bar on Laugavegur with 24 varieties of White Russian, movie-inspired burgers, and the kind of late-night energy that makes Reykjavik's weekend scene legendary.

Iceland's homegrown fast-food chain that replaced McDonald's, Metro serves burgers, fries, and chicken in Akureyri's central Hotel Kea building — the familiar comfort food option for the capital of the north.

A popular bistro and bar in the heart of downtown Akureyri with a large outdoor patio, hearty bistro food, and views up to the iconic Akureyrarkirkja church.

A casual neighbourhood restaurant on Skipholti serving burgers, steaks, and comfort food — Ruby Tuesday is an unpretentious local hangout away from the tourist centre.

Iceland's oldest pub and Reykjavik's premier sports bar, operating since 1984 in the Glaesibaer shopping centre with over 20 screens and five separate halls.

A welcoming casual eatery on Akureyri's main square, serving honest burgers, falafel, and fish and chips at prices that feel almost generous by Icelandic standards.