CuisineBurgers
Price$$
Neighbourhood101

Signature dishes: Wabamm burger, Diner breakfast

Must order: The Wabamm burger, stacked with caramelised onion and chilli mayo.

Tip: Open into the small hours, so it doubles as a late-night feed after the bars. Cash and card both fine.

Location

Address: Laugavegur 30, 101 Reykjavik

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Hradlestin ★ 4.3

Indian$$101

Hradlestin on Hverfisgata makes Chennai-style dosas and Punjabi bhatura in Reykjavik, the Grapevine's pick for best brunch and a rare South Indian kitchen.

Signature: Masala dosa, Bhatura

Order: A crisp masala dosa, or the bhatura with kheema for something richer.

Tip: The fast-casual sibling of a longer-running Indian kitchen. Brunch is the meal worth booking.

BakaBaka ★ 4.4

Sourdough pizza$$101

BakaBaka on Bankastraeti is a 1834-house bakery by day and wood-fired sourdough pizzeria by night, central Reykjavik's busiest crossover room steps off Laugavegur.

Signature: Wood-fired sourdough pizza, Cardamom buns

Order: A wood-fired Bianca mushroom pizza in the evening, or a cardamom bun by day.

Tip: Cardamom buns by day, natural wine and sourdough pizza by night in one of central Reykjavik's oldest houses.

Public House Gastropub ★ 4.0

Asian-fusion gastropub$$$101

Public House on Laugavegur runs a Japanese-leaning gastropub of shareable small plates and cocktails, one of central Reykjavik's busier mid-range tables.

Signature: Bao buns, Japanese small plates

Order: A spread of bao and small plates, built to share across the table.

Tip: Happy hour at the bar is one of the better downtown deals. Loud and lively most nights.

Salka Valka Kitchen ★ 4.1

Vegetarian and vegan$$101

Salka Valka on Skolavordustigur runs a relaxed, meat-free Reykjavik kitchen with a daily-changing half-vegan menu of soups, bagels and comfort plates below Hallgrimskirkja.

Signature: Soup of the day, Open bagel sandwiches

Order: Whatever soup is on the chalkboard, or an open bagel sandwich from the case.

Tip: Fully meat-free with vegan options every day. Counter service, no reservations needed.

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Hradlestin ★ 4.3

Indian$$101

Hradlestin on Hverfisgata makes Chennai-style dosas and Punjabi bhatura in Reykjavik, the Grapevine's pick for best brunch and a rare South Indian kitchen.

Signature: Masala dosa, Bhatura

Order: A crisp masala dosa, or the bhatura with kheema for something richer.

Tip: The fast-casual sibling of a longer-running Indian kitchen. Brunch is the meal worth booking.

Flatey Pizza ★ 4.4

Neapolitan pizza$$101-grandi

Flatey Pizza at Grandi fires Neapolitan pies in a 500-degree oven on Grandagardur, San Marzano tomatoes on a soft, blistered base locals rank highly.

Signature: Margherita, San Marzano pizza

Order: A simple margherita to judge the dough, then branch out.

Tip: The Grandi room by the harbour is the original. There is a second outlet in the Hlemmur food hall.

BakaBaka ★ 4.4

Sourdough pizza$$101

BakaBaka on Bankastraeti is a 1834-house bakery by day and wood-fired sourdough pizzeria by night, central Reykjavik's busiest crossover room steps off Laugavegur.

Signature: Wood-fired sourdough pizza, Cardamom buns

Order: A wood-fired Bianca mushroom pizza in the evening, or a cardamom bun by day.

Tip: Cardamom buns by day, natural wine and sourdough pizza by night in one of central Reykjavik's oldest houses.

Devito's Pizza ★ 3.7

Pizza$$105

Devito's Pizza has sold no-frills pies near Hlemmur on Laugavegur since 1994, a Reykjavik late-night staple for cheap, fast slices after the bars close.

Signature: Late-night pizza

Order: A simple pepperoni; this is fuel pizza, not an artisan project.

Tip: Open late and beloved by the after-hours crowd. Order at the counter; do not expect a sit-down meal.

Public House Gastropub ★ 4.0

Asian-fusion gastropub$$$101

Public House on Laugavegur runs a Japanese-leaning gastropub of shareable small plates and cocktails, one of central Reykjavik's busier mid-range tables.

Signature: Bao buns, Japanese small plates

Order: A spread of bao and small plates, built to share across the table.

Tip: Happy hour at the bar is one of the better downtown deals. Loud and lively most nights.

Salka Valka Kitchen ★ 4.1

Vegetarian and vegan$$101

Salka Valka on Skolavordustigur runs a relaxed, meat-free Reykjavik kitchen with a daily-changing half-vegan menu of soups, bagels and comfort plates below Hallgrimskirkja.

Signature: Soup of the day, Open bagel sandwiches

Order: Whatever soup is on the chalkboard, or an open bagel sandwich from the case.

Tip: Fully meat-free with vegan options every day. Counter service, no reservations needed.

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