Seabaron

This place is incredible! It’s a small restaurant with a small menu. They know what they’re good at. All fish and seafood options. Not too badly priced considering the location. We went for dinner last night as we were craving lobster soup and heard this was the place to get it. All the reviews were right! Line was out the door and people leaving told us to stay as it was delicious. The staff are hard working and very efficient trying to move the crowd along. Soup came out very fast and was excellent! Lovely large pieces of lobster/langoustine in the soup. Very generous portions. I’d highly recommend! Love the location in the marina!

The bread and lobster bisque was delicious on a cold and rainy evening. Got a skewer of the red fish and vegetables which was also yummy. There was a short wait and the music selection was on point. Loved the upstairs room and community style seating.

We had really nice meal here that we enjoyed. It is a small place with not a lot seating space, but we managed to find a table. Menu is not big, so you have only few choices to pick from. Everything we ordered was tasty and delicious and freshly prepared. Fish was served on a skewer. Any side dishes had to be ordered separately. Atmosphere is nice and calm. They do have terrace but during our visit it was too cold to sit outside. I do recommend to stop by and enjoy food at this place.

SO GOOD. The Lobster Soup is a MUST TRY in Iceland. It’s celiac friendly and lactose free. Good chunks of tender, melt in your mouth lobster. I will be dreaming of this soup for the rest of my life. My mom had the shrimp skewer with sweet chili dip & potatoes which were also 10/10.

Very nice food - both the soup and the skewers. The staff were also very friendly and helpful. Bigger than it looks as there are tables upstairs too.

The lobster soup was delicious, and both the tusk and wolffish were very tasty. The bread with butter (served in a plastic box) was just average. The place has a really nice atmosphere, even though a lot of tourists come through, it still manages to keep a local vibe

I visited for dinner, opting for the classic seafood soup. This was really tasty, with huge pieces of Langoustine which were super soft and delicious. The large communal benches made for a fun meal chatting with the people sat either side of me, which as a solo traveller was really lovely.

Had the lobster soup + bread set and wolf fish skewer and both were great. Lots of lobster in the soup and surprisingly filling. The wolf fish was nicely charred, and had a fishy taste that wasn't too overwhelming. Price felt a little expensive on the skewer (compared to its portion size) even by Icelandic standards but both dishes were good enough that the price felt justified 5/5