Lamb Street Food

Nice cute place, however the food I got was poor quality, especially for the price. Paid about $33 usd for meatballs that tasted like frozen meatballs you could get at a grocery store. The rolled grilled flatbread tasted like a cheese quesadilla with no flavor or substance. Dipping sauces were the best part. Would not recommend either of those dishes. (Pictured - Grilled Moroccan lamb meatballs or the delicious snack, rolled grilled flatbread).

Terrible food and service. By far the worst meal we had in Iceland. We got the Kofta, Svadi special, waffle fries, lamb meatballs, and falafel. Waffle fries were soggy like it was cooked in a microwave. Meatballs and falafel were cold (lukewarm at best). The Kofta sausages were also lukewarm and still raw inside, but the staff assured us that this was normal and fully cooked. We also found a hair in it. The Svadi special was the only thing that was ok. Some of the cutlery was dirty. When we asked for sharing plates, the staff rolled her eyes and audibly sighed. Avoid!

Great food, the wrap was filled with good lamb. Highly recommend, large portion. Photo taken halfway through the meal.

Reasonably priced. Definitely a hidden gem. Food was delicious and very good portion size. Great value for money.

Got the (Piparmey) on the menu. This will spice up your life in flavors. 🤤 - Note , they only serve lamb hence the name hehe and off course veggie

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.

Big portion, plenty of spices, lamb is juicy. Highly recommended

It’s called the leader sheep It’s got three different sauces in it and lights up your tastebuds with joy. Portion size is hefty Very clean and well maintained interior You order at the counter and have the option to do a lot of customizing