Kraum

Since 1937, this iconic Reykjavík stand serves lamb-infused hot dogs with sweet mustard, remoulade, and crispy onions—a must-try local legend.

Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavík’s striking 73m-tall modern cathedral, channels Iceland’s basalt landscapes with soaring views and a majestic organ.

Oto stirs up Reykjavík nights with a lively vibe and inventive Japanese-Italian dishes like Hokkaido milk bread and Amalfi lemon sorbet.

Brauð & Co in Reykjavík is a must for pastry aficionados, boasting legendary cinnamon rolls and buttery croissants that keep locals coming back for more.

Grillmarkaðurinn serves up Icelandic farm-fresh meat and seafood with a modern twist in a chic, nature-inspired setting.

Skál! serves seasonal Icelandic dishes and natural wines in a casual, hip spot that’s Reykjavik’s go-to for bold, fresh flavors.

Kolaportið Flea Market is Reykjavik’s lively weekend hub for Icelandic eats, vintage finds, and local crafts in a spacious harbor warehouse.

Sumac Grill spices up Icelandic ingredients with vibrant Middle Eastern and North African flavors in a lively Beirut-inspired Reykjavik hotspot.

Charming eatery serving irresistible pastries, robust coffee, and hearty sandwiches, perfect for a lively breakfast or a quick grab-and-go treat.

Nestled along Reykjavik's vibrant Laugavegur street, this chic hotel blends sleek design with cozy amenities, including a rooftop terrace and a fantastic breakfast.