CuisineVegetarian and Vegan
Price$$
Neighborhood101
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Tip: Fully vegetarian with vegan options daily. Counter service, soups and bagels are the value picks.

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Reykjavik: Beer and Booze Tour

Guided tour2.5 hours4.9 from 71 reviewsfrom $127

Join a beer walking tour to explore three of the finest bars in Reykjavik. Sample 10 of Iceland’s delicious craft beers, most of which you can only find in Iceland.

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Address: Skolavordustigur 23, 101 Reykjavik

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Skal ★ 4.1

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Skal on Njalsgata flags plenty of gluten-free options on its seasonal Icelandic menu, with clued-up staff, a safer-than-most Reykjavik room for coeliacs.

Tip: Not a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, so tell the staff, who are well briefed. The menu changes often.

Gardurinn ★ 4.0

101

Gardurinn on Klapparstigur marks gluten-free options across its vegetarian daily menu, a Reykjavik kitchen used to feeding gluten-free and vegan diners.

Tip: Ask which of the day's soups and plates are gluten-free; the small kitchen handles the request daily.

Mandi ★ 3.9

101

Mandi on Ingolfstorg is a fully halal Middle Eastern counter in central Reykjavik, wrapping shawarma, kebab and falafel with halal meat late into the night.

Tip: Fully halal and central on the square. The falafel covers anyone who wants a meatless option.

Shalimar ★ 4.0

101

Shalimar on Austurstraeti has served halal Pakistani and Indian food in Reykjavik since 2001, with Lahori-spiced biryanis, karahi and tandoori downtown.

Tip: The halal Lahori curries and biryani draw a loyal crowd. Informal, with takeaway as well as sit-down.

Chabad of Iceland ★ 3.5

101

Chabad of Iceland is the only source of kosher meals in Reykjavik, hosting Shabbat dinners in a country that has no kosher restaurant of its own.

Tip: Iceland has no kosher restaurant, but the Chabad house arranges Shabbat meals. Book well ahead by email.

Mama Reykjavik ★ 4.3

101

Mama Reykjavik on Bankastraeti is a fully vegan kitchen of world-inspired plant-based plates, from dhal to bowls, a polished vegan room in Reykjavik.

Tip: Open daily 11:30-21:00. Entirely plant-based, so the whole menu is fair game.

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Skal ★ 4.1

101

Skal on Njalsgata flags plenty of gluten-free options on its seasonal Icelandic menu, with clued-up staff, a safer-than-most Reykjavik room for coeliacs.

Tip: Not a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, so tell the staff, who are well briefed. The menu changes often.

Gardurinn ★ 4.0

101

Gardurinn on Klapparstigur marks gluten-free options across its vegetarian daily menu, a Reykjavik kitchen used to feeding gluten-free and vegan diners.

Tip: Ask which of the day's soups and plates are gluten-free; the small kitchen handles the request daily.

Mandi ★ 3.9

101

Mandi on Ingolfstorg is a fully halal Middle Eastern counter in central Reykjavik, wrapping shawarma, kebab and falafel with halal meat late into the night.

Tip: Fully halal and central on the square. The falafel covers anyone who wants a meatless option.

Shalimar ★ 4.0

101

Shalimar on Austurstraeti has served halal Pakistani and Indian food in Reykjavik since 2001, with Lahori-spiced biryanis, karahi and tandoori downtown.

Tip: The halal Lahori curries and biryani draw a loyal crowd. Informal, with takeaway as well as sit-down.

Chabad of Iceland ★ 3.5

101

Chabad of Iceland is the only source of kosher meals in Reykjavik, hosting Shabbat dinners in a country that has no kosher restaurant of its own.

Tip: Iceland has no kosher restaurant, but the Chabad house arranges Shabbat meals. Book well ahead by email.

Mama Reykjavik ★ 4.3

101

Mama Reykjavik on Bankastraeti is a fully vegan kitchen of world-inspired plant-based plates, from dhal to bowls, a polished vegan room in Reykjavik.

Tip: Open daily 11:30-21:00. Entirely plant-based, so the whole menu is fair game.

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