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Discover Restaurants offering the best Soups food in Reykjavik, Capital Region, Iceland. Reykjavik bears the distinction of being the world’s northernmost capital, and for many Icelandic visitors it also serves as a gateway to the rugged adventure options beyond. Recharge after outdoor pursuits in one of the many geothermal springs or luxurious indoor spas. We appreciate Reykjavik’s open-minded and energetic culture that includes a hip and internationally recognized music and arts scene, great food and notoriously "enthusiastic" nightlife.
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10. Nudluskalin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By 304brettg
We were looking for a relatively inexpensive meal to eat on our first night in Reykjavik when we came across this noodle shop. We thought we would give it a try as the place seemed to be fairly busy and the smell when you walk into the restaurant is amazing!Now look - maybe my wife and I chose the two worst dishes on the menu, but mine lacked taste and soup (which is strange for a noodle SOUP) and my wife thought hers was really bad. I was so hungry that I ate all of mine swallowing it down like camp rations and my wife ate about half of hers. I usually take her food and finish it as I'm sure most husbands do, but not in this case.I am only giving my opinion of the food I tasted so I can't comment on the entire menu - however it wasn't so extensive that there was bound to be 'stinkers'.Other than that the restaurant is clean and the service is quick.
9. Lauga-as
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By bmwbillk
Laug-As was suggested to me for my motorcycle tour group of 10 people for our 'Welcome Dinner'. With a great reputation for excellent food, I wanted the group to experience more than just one entrée. Chef Johann and the owner accommodated us perfectly. Guests tried things they probably never would have if not for the Family-style method of being served. So the lamb, the Beef, the Fish were all fantastic... and the special desert was also a topper.
8. Salka Valka - Fish & More
Overall Ratings
4 based on 963 reviews
We like to think of Salka Valka as an extension of our own home-kitchen and living room. Experience a uniquely charming, soulful and welcoming atmosphere over hot & cold food, sandwiches & snacks, coffee drinks, organic teas & organic juices, wine & beer.
Reviewed By Jkarr11
We stopped in to warm up and had a really tasty and very satisfying bowl of fish soup with great bread and 3-4 shots of the countryâs Brennivin. The server was incredibly friendly. Clean place, awesome map of the world on the wall which became the top of our conversation (future trips). What a little gem of a place!!
7. Hofnin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1226 reviews
Hofnin has a beautiful seaside view overlooking the harbour.
Reviewed By Margo7850p
Right in the old harbour area, with nice views and good food. Fresh ingredients, well presented, care taken in cooking and serving. The food was amazing. The service was friendly and professional . Really enjoyed delicious and authentic locally sourced food. Quite expensive, but high quality products. The views are amazing. Would highly recommend this excellent and truly authentic Icelandic restaurant .
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6. Sjavarbarinn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 571 reviews
Vidid and homely seafood restaurant by the old harbour in Reykjavik opposite the Maritime museum. Fresh fish is our game! Magnús Ingi Magnússon, chef and owner of Sjávarbarinn, also guides groups in a gourmet walk by the old harbour. He welcomes the group
Reviewed By kawaii5
We did not try the buffet instead we had the fish pan with langoustines. All main dishes came with the the buffet salad bar and cold dishes. There were 3 different fishes in the pan which taste good and reasonably fresh. The 2 fish pans were big we had trouble finishing them. The 4 langoustines are small but tasty nonetheless. The salad bar however was not the freshest some vegetable started to turn brown. Overall a good value
5. Kaffivagninn - Iceland's oldest restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 904 reviews
Reviewed By Terry A
I love fish and chips and they had the best I've ever eaton at Kaffivagninn. They are right on the Old Warf in Reykjavik, a very scenic site. We all had fish & chips and a Viking beer and it was a great meal.
4. Svarta Kaffid
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3053 reviews
A tiny, family owned soup restaurant in the heart of Reykjavik. We are proud to be the first and the original "soup in bread" restaurant in Iceland. We've been serving soups in bread for over 20 years amd we love it. Please note: We do not take reservatio
Reviewed By Kat35
Serves beer & fabulous soups in bread. This evenings choices were a veggie soup with coriander and the meat one had beef, lamb and vegetables. We tried the meat one which was delicious- more a stew than soup but filling & great value at 1950isk. The IPA beer was crisp and citrusy as it should be.
3. Cafe Gardurinn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By norikoinnorway
The serene and calm atmosphere can be felt the moment you step inside. Itâs very peaceful there, and the food served are all of high quality. The warmth of the staff is congruent with the nourishing food. Check out daily specials. Highly recommended!
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2. Icelandic Street Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2863 reviews
Icelandic traditional food made as street food. In the morning (8-11AM) Breakfast & Coffee, all you can eat - 2200kr. Starting at 11:30 - 23:00 in the night: Traditional Icelandic Fishermans Favourite with bread on the side. Traditional Icelandic Shellfis
Reviewed By John P
Just the job on a cold day in Reykjavik.We enjoyed the lamb soup and refills! So tasty and nourishing. It was served piping hot, very quickly. Also free macaroons for afters. Much cheaper than we've had elsewhere and just as nice if not better.We were served by "michaeli?" a friendly young man in a yellow checked shirt; very enthusiastic, he really seemed to enjoy his job; thank you. .Hello John P Thank you for taking the time to leave Icelandic Street Food a review! We are happy to hear our warm soup was prefect for a cold day! We will make sure to pass along the compliment to the staff.
1. 101 Reykjavik Street Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 684 reviews
101 Reykjavik Street Food is convenient and flavourful food for a reasonable price Restaurant in down town Reykjavik. Offering Traditional Icelandic Grandma Meat Soup (Kjötsúpa), Lobster Soup, Seafood Soup, Fish & Chips, Selection of Noodle Soups and lets
Reviewed By Bethan12345
We visited after reading the excellent reviews on Tripadvisor - and it did not disappoint. I had the lobster soup and it was absolutely delicious (photos attached). My husband had the fish and chips, which he also enjoyed.Better still was the fantastic service we received, we were made to feel welcome from the moment we walked in and the owner couldnât do enough for us. If we could have gone back again, we would have - but sadly it was our last day in Iceland. I would definitely recommend. If the owners are reading this - thank you for such a lovely experience.
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