Find out what Fast Food restaurants to try in Kopavogur. Kópavogur is a city in Iceland which is the country's second largest municipality by population.
It lies immediately south of Reykjavík and is part of the Capital Region. The name literally means seal pup inlet.
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4 based on 66 reviews
Chill atmosphere, very casual. Huge variety of salads, with or without meat. I recommend the Fresco Oriental with Soy-Ginger dressing.
5 based on 81 reviews
Burger Joint located in downtown ReykjavÃk. Naturally made burgers (meat or veggie) with organic ingredients. We offer the classic BioBorgari burger and a special burger which constantly changes according to the availability of ingredients from our local
After struggling to find decent veggie food in Reykjavik, I stumbled across BioBorgari when searching via Google. The menu is small but everything is freshly made and the veggie burger was really moist and full of flavour. Get there early as it's quite a little place so you may not get a table as it's popular with the locals and you can't make a reservation. The owner is friendly and responds quickly to online queries. Will definitely pop back if I visit Reykjavik again.Thanks for the feedback, Cat! It was great to have you and that you loved our veggie burger is a plus, since the veggie patties are made from scratch by us!We have a small cosy restaurant but since we serve "fast food", usually the customer flow moves quickly enough for people to seat by the time their food is ready. We also have compostable take-away packaging, which is another popular option for locals as well!Thank you again and we hope to see you in a nearby future on your next visit!Safe travels!
4 based on 188 reviews
The Deli is a gourmet trattoria,featuring regional Mediterranean cuisineas well as speciality pizzas and daily hot specials.Nice personal service, first class produce.The passion of the Mediterranean.Hot pasta, whole pizza or slices.Grilled panini.Pasta s
A group of 15 of us were visiting Iceland from NYC. We stayed in a fabulous airbnb above The Deli, and decided to order from them for our Friday night dinner. I emailed The Deli a few days in advance to prepare them for our large order - 4 cheese, 4 pepperoni, 1 large salad. They emailed me back immediately, and reassured me that this would be a perfect amount for our group ... and we would have leftovers! They also accommodated our group by making a large salad to feed all of us ... the salad was DELICIOUS! We truly appreciated the great service and delicious food from The Deli. We will be sure to stop by here on our next visit. THANK YOU!!!Thank you, appreciate it :)
4 based on 289 reviews
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.
4 based on 96 reviews
Whether you are looking for a bike repair, a place to have a chat or eat lunch you have come to the right place. Lots on the menu including authentic Icelandic meat soup. I had a spicy burger and fries. Service is very friendly and I always like owner operated restaurants.
5 based on 278 reviews
We keep it simple yet delicious, serving only fresh pan fried cod with either a side of fries or salad. It is a food trailer with one of the best location in all of ReykjavÃk, in a beautiful garden between the famous church, called HallgrÃmskirkja and the
Tasty, fresh, flaky, huge portion and great value! Pls note that the owner moved the Wagon from its original location to the premises in front of Hallgrimskirkja Church. Enjoy!
5 based on 2871 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
Hearty soups served in a round loaf and as many refills as you want. I had seafood soup, lamb stew and fishermanâs favourite.Hello Andy C Thank you for taking the time to leave Icelandic Street Food a review!
5 based on 706 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
Really lovely tasty food. Only around 8 dishes on the menu but all cooked perfectly. Great price. Always full which is expected. Quick service and lovely polite staff and I loved that they leave all sorts of spices and sauces out to help yourself and add to your food. As a spice lover this was inspired. Highly recommend
Fresh and full of flavour. A Cafe, bistro & restaurant located in the center of Reykjavik offering breakfast, lunch & fresh bites all day long.
A fun and vibrant place to enjoy a coffee. We really enjoyed our visit here and thought what an interesting venue it was.
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