Restaurants in Reykjavik
Iceland's vibrant capital and culinary heart, home to Michelin-starred restaurants and cozy cafés.
- Michelin-starred dining
- Old Harbour seafood
- Laugavegur café culture
- Street food scene
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reykjavikApotek
Housed in a former pharmacy on Austurstraeti, Apotek combines a stunning historic interior with modern European cuisine and one of Reykjavik's best cocktail bars.
reykjavikBaejarins Beztu Pylsur
Iceland's most famous hot dog stand since 1937 — a humble kiosk near the harbour that has fed locals, presidents, and curious travellers for nearly a century.
reykjavikBaka Baka
A neighbourhood bakery on Skolavordustigur — fresh bread, pastries, and coffee in a simple, welcoming setting near Hallgrimskirkja.
reykjavikBrand
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.
reykjavikBraud & Co
Reykjavik's beloved artisan bakery — famous for its sourdough bread, exceptional croissants, and the cinnamon bun that launched a thousand Instagram posts.
reykjavikBrut
Part wine bar, part restaurant — Brut pairs an exceptional natural wine selection with creative European small plates in one of Reykjavik's liveliest evening spots.
Dining in Reykjavik
Reykjavik is the world's northernmost capital and the undisputed food capital of Iceland. From the Michelin-starred Dill to humble hot dog stands, the city packs an incredible culinary punch for its size. The compact city center along Laugavegur and the Old Harbour area offer the densest concentration of restaurants in the country.
