Hard Rock Cafe Reykjavik

Lovely welcome, service and consistent Hard Rock experience with a few locally inspired additions to the menu like the Lava Burger. It’s not a big venue so it maybe beneficial to book in advance. Menu prices are more expensive than in other Hard Rock locations but are consistent for Iceland which supports a strong living wage and social security system. It might come as a surprise and welcome to the many American visitors that tips are not mandatory or expected.

The best reason to visit Hard Rock is for the rock-n-roll atmosphere, which is always fun. And they have a great menu, with very appealing options. You'll probably order things you really like, in our case the Jumbo Combo and Classic Nachos (with chicken) appetizers. That's where you may feel a little let down. Our food was fine, but nowhere near best-in-class. You could say the same for the service. So it wasn't a bad visit, but was mildly disappointing versus expectations.

Hardest Hard Rock, well its the coldest so far for us. Standard hard rock feel great service nice food good beers and a local beer selection. I recommend the Borg seasonal beer if you visit December or January.

Came here Sunday 14th December after a busy few hours walking around in the snow in Reykjavik…. My wife’s birthday and we always try our favourite tradition which is to find a HRC - Yuliia looked after us and was exceptionally pleasant. Food was amazing (as is usually the case) and on the conversation we said it was Michelle’s birthday…. At the end of the main meal they brought over a chocolate ice cream desert with a sparkler which put a huge snile on our faces and gave us a card for a small gift down in the shop :-) great service, great food, great drinks and all round a fantastic job of looking after us :-)

When you arrive at a new country you always feel like you have to try the local food and that you need to experience the culture. However, there are times where you want to find comfort food. A franchise restaurant that you are used to, somewhere you know you will find what you expect. After walking around a little I decided to go to Hard Rock and it was definitely worth the decision. We were greeted by lovely people and served lovely food. I had a lovely NY steak and pork ribs. It was a lot of portion so I even took the food home with me and had it the next day. The restaurant is spacious, has good vibes, good music of course, and a lot of decorations that any Hard Rock Cafe is expected to have. I forgot to take pictures .. but I recommend. I ordered two cokes, one water, one nachos, NY steak, and one pork ribs and paid around 16,000ISK.

Our server, Natassa, was very helpful and attentive to our gluten free requests. She was knowledgeable enough to help us navigate the (clearly marked) menu, and advise us accordingly. We had the chicken club sandwich and the pulled pork sandwich. Would recommend.

A nice global reference within Iceland. All the standard food and charm you are used to getting in Hard Rock Cafes everywhere, though a bit scaled down as expected. We had a very nice server (Yuliis or similar) who was kind and attentive but also worth noting she was not one of the typical overly cool, hip, pushy waiters you tend to see in these venues, which we liked

Surprisingly well done Compared to many of the more local restaurants, this menu has a lot more options including a couple location specific ones. Very attentive staff. Handicap accessible. And great prices. Bathrooms could use a little more frequent cleaning, but they have them, in fact 4 of them.