Café Bryggjan

Delicious and authentic food. The lobster soup is a must have! Food is fresh, staff is nice. Plenty of seating. Restaurant is located in the third floor. Soup is self serve, and comes with bread and butter. Highly recommend for a non-touristy, authentic location.

I visited in January for lunch They had a deal on the soup of the day It was lobster soup. It was delicious and kept the cold at bay. This place is worth visiting for the atmosphere. You could imagine wobbling off a North Atlantic trawler that had been your stormy home for weeks, coming in here and being absolutely content. I also recommend the toasted cheese sandwich.

Amazing delicious Icelandic food! This was our only dinner out, and we enjoyed it to the fullest. The trout was topped with slivered almonds and raisins, a deliciously unexpected combination. Tiny potatoes in butter, a light salad with the freshest ingredients…😋 and the lobster soup with bread was equally delicious!

We popped in late on the way from Keflavik airport to our first accommodation. I read so many positive reviews about local lobster soup so I had to try it and wasn't left disappointed! It was so delicious! My husband really enjoyed the lamb soup too. Absolutely a must visit!

This little cafe is right by the ocean. When we were here local fishermen were inside having some coffee. We had read several positive reviews so we were here early in the morning and the soup had just been made. The female owner is super nice and offered to charge us for one lobster and one lamb soup knowing we were trying both with our refills (the lamb is cheaper). The inner decor has lots of fishing memorabilia and a list of captains with the largest catches by year before the quota was imposed. So relaxing sitting inside watching the ocean. The lobster soup was rich and creamy although a tad light on the lobster. The lamb soup came stuffed with lamb meat and hearty vegetables. My wife and I drank tea and coffee and she raved it was the best coffee she had ever drank. That impressed me being that she lived in Brazil and is used to great coffee. The bread we ate had just been baked and melted in our mouths. Earthy and hearty bread. Overall and great experience and with the free soup refills a great value.

The restaurant is located on the upper floor. You can buy drinks, snacks and soup on the first floor too. But if you would like to dine in and order the other menu you have to go up. The food here is really tasty with good quality. The service is fast and the atmosphere is just brilliant.

A beautiful spot. My sandwich was fresh and delicious. Had a coffee as well to warm up. We watched a gentleman who appeared to be mending fishing nuts while we ate.

We stopped for lunch. Parking is a little hard to find but worth it. First floor is a little store and the building seems to be undergoing construction but the cafe is on the third floor, very spacious and clean. We got the lobster soup & fish and chips. The soup was self serve (including bread and butter) and I thought it was a little heavy on the garlic but otherwise delicious (my husband thought it was amazing and no issues with the garlic). We had fish & chips a few times on this trip (this is our first time to Iceland) and I think this place had the best for taste, price, fries, and salad across the board. Great service too. Remember to pay at the counter.