101 Reykjavik Street Food
Reykjavik
At a glance
Located on Skólavörðustígur in Reykjavik, 101 Reykjavik Street Food offers a range of local Icelandic street food options. The venue appeals to those looking to explore Icelandic culinary traditions in an informal, approachable setting. The menu typically features local classics that are appreciated by visitors who are eager to sample authentic flavors in a casual environment.
The restaurant's setting is straightforward, without any extravagant embellishments, focusing instead on delivering consistent and genuine food experiences. This simplicity makes it a go-to spot for both tourists and locals seeking traditional fare without the fuss of formal dining.
101 Reykjavik Street Food suits individuals or groups eager to try local dishes that offer insight into Icelandic culture through taste. The venue provides an unpretentious culinary perspective, making it accessible to various types of diners. With its central location, it fits seamlessly into the itinerary of those exploring the city's main streets.
Reviews
Cod over crumbly and not first rate. Batter burnt in places. Strange oil aroma. Maybe over used frier. Good chips. Fish stew is over sliced and too lemony. Tiramisu is OK but lacks creamyness inherent in marscapone. Greasy caf vibe. Over priced for what it is. Go next door to Reykjavik Fish.
Stopped by 101 Reykjavik Street Food for a quick lunch and ordered their lobster soup. It was tasty, rich, and hearty—definitely satisfying, especially on a chilly day. The place itself is simple and works well if you just need a fast bite rather than a long, sit-down meal. Great location too, just near Rainbow Street, so it’s easy to pop in while exploring. Overall, a decent spot if you’re looking for something warm and filling without the fuss.
Food was great. Decent sized portions especially for what you pay. Staff were nice but the entire time we were eating they were all talking loudly about a guy not paying them, someone threatening to be fired for not picking up someones shift whos sick. Theres a time and place for these convos and thats not it.
I love it! Everything was awesome. Ordered the fish & chips and the lobster soup. The fish was thick and juicy, the chips are great too! The lobster soup had lots of lobster in it, and it tastes a little bit like laksa (if you’re from Singapore you’ll be able taste the similarity).
Terrific street food here at 101 Reykjavik. Order the local soup stew fare or some noodle soups and it'll heat your cold selves. Amazing staff, some of whom are Filipinos, too. Super friendly staff! It has a simple interior, but ample space in the 2nd floor, and it works with the concept. One of my happiest meals in Iceland during my trip October 2024. Sorry this is quite late a review but better late than never! Salamat po, mga Pinoy staff. Excellent service as ever.
