Grandi Mathöll
Reykjavik
At a glance
Grandi Mathöll, nestled at Grandagarður 16 in Reykjavík, offers a diverse culinary experience with a view over the harbor. The food hall boasts a vibrant atmosphere and is home to various food vendors, many of whom are run by women chefs with rich culinary backgrounds. The chefs here embrace their roots and present a range of dishes influenced by multiple cultures. Patrons can expect a flavorful journey with options from Nepalese, Indonesian, and other exciting cuisines. The venue operates with a welcoming vibe, ensuring guests feel comfortable whether dining in or opting for takeaway. With a community-centered approach, Grandi Mathöll serves as both a dining destination and a hub for culinary entrepreneurship. Visitors often have the chance to interact directly with the minds behind the dishes, as many stall owners are actively involved on-site.
At Grandi Mathöll, there's a focus on innovative and authentic culinary creations. The chefs are known for stepping out of their comfort zones to deliver unique and quality meals. The environment within the food hall promotes social interaction and culinary exploration, ideal for those looking to try various dishes under one roof.
Whether one is looking to enjoy a casual meal or explore the diversity of international flavors, Grandi Mathöll caters to all taste preferences. It's a location where culinary traditions meet innovation, offering an eclectic mix sure to satisfy both locals and tourists. With its strategic location in the bustling city of Reykjavík, the venue is perfect for anyone who enjoys good food and a lively setting.
Reviews
Italian food was amazing. The Ragú was absolutely delicious.
We are here at Fjarhused (likely spelled a little incorrectly). We needed an early dinner and this food court was open and recommended by a hotel clerk. We went overboard with the lamb (also told that this was a must-try when in Iceland). We had lamb stew, lamb in a pita and lamb skewers to share. Everything was amazing. Water is self-serve at a faucet by the indoor “food truck.” Seating is plentiful and there’s a nice view. For the price and the timing … this was a great option and very glad we ate here!
Best fish and chips in town! The plate was huge, super tasty and surprisingly light. Honorable mention for the owner, super nice and friendly 😁
A group of us went into the food hall and I got the Truno bread at the Truno pizza bar. Simple fare, with nice smoked salmon over bread with lettuce, tomatoes and green dressing. A great break from burgers and fries.
While in Reykjavík, the best fish & chips we had. It’s ISK3,100 for a very decent meal that can cover both lunch and dinner, so full. They fish were so fresh and chips sprinkled with paprika was great.
