Lamb Street Food

Lovely little street food place. Very laidback and casual. The food was really flavoursome, not too hot or over spiced, everything worked well together. Iceland has great lamb, and they do it justice.

What a great find! The food is truly excellent—flavorful and made with high-quality ingredients. Every dish is a burst of taste, carefully prepared and beautifully presented. The staff is kind and welcoming, creating a wonderful atmosphere. I will definitely be back!

Perfectly fine, but not great. The lamb was delicious, but the overall flavor of the wrap was just ok. It was a bit dry, and extra sauce costs extra money. Overall, I'd rather have street lamb from a food truck versus this since this was SO expensive comparatively

This unique place was a bit out of what type of food I would usually eat and it honestly had me going back for more bites and wanting to try all the things. The atmosphere was a very warm and relaxing vibe. The staff was very sweet and all smiles. Seems they were training one of the girls and I noticed how patient they were with her. The greatness behind the counter reflected on the food and I honestly would work in that kitchen.

We tried a lamb wrap and it was very tasty. I would recommend this place! The service was good as well. Relaxing and warm atmosphere.

We had the worst experience here in Iceland. We never met unfriendly people during our trip until we stepped foot in this restaurant. We waited around 10 minutes in line to order. There were a few people ahead of us and only two tables that were occupied. When it was our turn the worker (red head) asked us if we had a reservation which was really weird because there were alot of empty tables. After we said no she told us to take a menu and go sit down and to come back once we were ready to order. We told her we already know what we want. She then said we are busy (if you can even count a restaurant thats not even 30% full busy) and i said well thats ok we dont mind standing till you’re ready. She then said to go order via qr code at the table. She only treated us this way and other guests that came in after us got to order in the line the normal way. We ordered via qr and waited and waited. Other people that ordered after got their food before us. After about 20 minutes one of the workers asked us if we were ready to order and we said we did via qr and its been a while. She didn’t believe us and called over her co-worker (red head who was very unfriendly and unprofessional). The red head came over and said we brought your pepsi which was the only order we recieved (my wife told her we placed the food order first and placed the pepsi order second because we forgot to add it on to the food order). She was very combative and raised her voice at my wife and kept saying how their system sometimes doesnt work. We then told her why would you ask us to order via qr. She didn’t believe us until we showed her our digital receipt. She continued to be rude and did not apologize. She told us “I know you guys are hungry but”. That made no sense and honestly it was her attitude and demeanor that made us upset—not the mishap with the food. The customers next to us told the red head that they would like to enjoy their meal and if she could solve the problem at the counter and maybe she should offer us a complimentary meal. The red head was very loud and the whole restaurant noticed. We asked for a refund and they gave it to us but in cash because they didn’t know how to fix their system. We then left and went to a Greek restaurant (Griska Husid) that had delicious sandwhiches and the owner was so nice. The vibes at Lamb Street Food were off. The workers were cold as soon as we got there and acted like they did not want our business. I don’t care how good the other reviews say their food is—no food is worth the way we were treated and the unprofessionalism of their employees. We have traveled to many countries and we have never had a terrible restaurant experience like this before. Go at your own risk and whatever you do don’t order via QR code just read the orher low reviews and seems like this place is known for being rude and unprofessional. Just read their resonses to customers and you’ll see what I mean. They never take accountability for their actions and this will hurt them in the long run.

Worse food ever. A tourist trap for those wanting something different from what they actually should be having which is fish. Horrible first night dinner in Rey. The food is not fresh, it’s tasteless, bland and underwhelming, service is just as bad. The flatbread are basically stale microwaved tortillas, and the falafel balls look like turds. The hummus is mushy chickpeas dipped with loads of garlic power, with the rest of the arrangements for the mazze looking like leftovers from the day or days before. Just don’t eat here. Unless you are really trying to reverse psychology someone into eating elsewhere and you get dupped.

Had the piparmey and savid's special for lunch. Both were tasty and filling and interior of the place was pretty cool. However, we waited almost 30 minutes for our food without a heads-up from the staff which was a little unfortunate as we were headed off to a specific meeting time afterwards. So make sure to ask about waiting time as it's hard to know how many take away orders they have before yours. There were barely any people in the restaurant at noon, so we didn't think to ask. The staff was very welcoming though.