The Drunk Rabbit Irish Pub

Greet beers, great service, great atmosphere, just a freakin fantastic pub. The cozy little pub is located right in the downtown. They have limited outside seating til 10pm and indoor seating across 2 floors til 2am. This place gets pretty packed pretty quickly. The live music here is fabulous! Was so impressed with the duo: wide variety of classics and alternative rock. They were truly exceptional musicians and just as friendly as could be. Staff and security were professional, kind and on top of passing out drinks to a thirsty crowd. Great night out.

The Drunk Rabbit is a typical Irish pub in central Reykjavík, with a lively atmosphere and a casual setting. The interior is cozy and familiar, especially for those looking for a classic pub vibe. The beer selection is decent, with Guinness being a popular choice, while the food menu is fairly standard and does not particularly stand out. Service is friendly but can be a bit inconsistent during busy hours. Prices are high, as expected in Iceland, and overall the experience is pleasant without being exceptional—fine for a relaxed drink or a quick stop while exploring the city.

Walked in at 7:40pm on a Monday and was told by the bartender they don't serve food here. So I ordered a Guinness, drank it, and left. Can't go wrong with a Guinness. Not sure why people say you can get food here though.

Had beer and Pepsi, quiet nice enough place, typical skiddly irish bar on holiday

A real gem of a pub in the heart of Reykjavik. Despite being hundreds of miles from Dublin, it was easy to forget we were in Iceland. The Guinness was delicious though a little on the pricey side at 1,700 ISK (£10.09). That said, when you’re served a near-perfect, creamy pint, you quickly forget about the cost. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive. We visited on a Friday night and were treated to live music, which was brilliant and added to the atmosphere. The Drunken Rabbit is an absolute must visit when in Reykjavik! Update! They’re running a Guinness promotion 18 ~ 24 Jan 26 where a pint is £6.53 and if you split the G you can ‘earn’ a free baby Guinness!

Nice cosy pub and a lovely chilled pint on our walkabout

I visited here over the holidays and this place was close to my hotel so I decided to check it out for happy hour. I got the mulled wine and it was good. Cool decor and atmosphere but I found the bartender to be a bit rude so I had one drink and left.

Went in to warm up with a nice Irish coffee, good crowd but worst bartender! He was so rude it was disturbing. He also switched the Irish music to American classic rock. The inside what was what you would expect and did not disappoint- the only positive thing. What a disgrace to an Irish pub at least get an Irish bartender that makes you laugh not an angry American