Middle Eastern in Iceland

A modest Afghan and Persian restaurant in Reykjavik's suburbs that brought Central Asian flavours to Iceland before permanently closing its doors.

A no-frills kebab and grill spot near the harbour, serving generous portions of kebabs, falafel, and grilled meats at some of the lowest prices in downtown Reykjavik.

A Moroccan-inspired cafe on Laugavegur bringing tagines, couscous, and Middle Eastern flavours to Reykjavik in a cosy, warmly decorated setting.

A no-frills kebab house on Grensasvegur serving affordable kebabs, pizza, and fast food staples that have made it a Reykjavik late-night institution.

Reykjavik's best-loved kebab spot — generous portions, marinated meats, and prices that count as a bargain in Iceland.

A lamb-focused eatery in Reykjavik's Grandi harbour district, serving Icelandic lamb with Middle Eastern-inspired flavours in a casual, no-reservations setting.

Turkish and Mediterranean flavours on Laugavegur, with sharing plates, grilled meats, and a warm atmosphere that brings a taste of the south to the far north.

A vibrant Middle Eastern-inspired grill and cocktail bar on Laugavegur — sharing plates, seasonal ingredients, and the nostalgic warmth of Beirut transported to Reykjavik.

A family-run Syrian restaurant in Reykjavik serving generous portions of authentic Middle Eastern cuisine -- shawarma, falafel, and BBQ -- at prices that feel almost charitable by Icelandic standards.