The 30 best spots for croissants in Reykjavik

The bakery is small and busy, so I felt rushed and didn’t have much time to consider all the options. I decided on the first thing that appealed to me, which was the pretzel croissant. Not a bad choice. It’s got the flaky texture of a croissant with the distinctive pretzel taste of lye. Quite unique and I recommend trying it. We also got some cinnamon and pecan pastries. I can’t personally sing their praises because I’m not a fan of those flavours, but the people who ate them enjoyed them. It would be nice to have a. dining area, but there is a small playground near the bakery where you can sit and eat.

It’s a cute little spot that serves a variety of pastries. We tried the famous Icelandic cinnamon roll and a square shaped pastry (not sure about the name, hahaaa) both were very cinnamon-y and quite sweet. It’s a great place to sample local sweets, though the only downside is that there’s no seating area, so everything is to-go. Other than that, it’s a perfect little nook! :)

honestly the best pastry I’ve had in a long time! I tried the caramel & müsti - absolutely incredible! A bit pricey, but totally worth it. There are only two seats by the window (otherwise it’s mostly to-go), and we were lucky enough to grab one - super cozy spot and 100% recommend! 🥐☕

Simply amazing. I love a proper bakery and these guys are legit. So much to choose from. I grabbed a couple of traditional Icelandic treats and both were very good. One was a chilli cheese twist bread and the other a flaky vanilla and cinnamon pastry. So so good.

Stopped by Brauð & Co while on vacation after seeing it on "Somebody Feed Phil." When Mr. Rosenthal said that Brauð & Co makes the best cinnamon roll in the world, he was not joking. Hands down - it's the best cinnamon roll I've ever had. I love a gooey center, and Brauð & Co somehow made their center gooey and molten like a lava cake. Americans, please note: the cinnamon roll is fully cooked. The center is supposed to be that way and it's FABULOUS! I think the cinnamon rolls in heaven will be like this. Go for the recommended standard cinnamon roll and thank me later! Way to go, Brauð & Co. You have achieved cinnamon roll perfection!!

The first place we visited after arriving in Iceland on October 11 was this bakery, and we absolutely loved it. The staff were as friendly as before, and one of the male staff members was especially kind to us. We were in a hurry to catch a whale watching tour, but his warm attitude really brightened our day. Thank you for your kindness and for making our visit so pleasant! The bread here is amazing, and your friendliness made it even more memorable. 💛

More than hype. Legit good. I wondered if I would like this place, as from photos it’s hard to tell if their famous cinnamon buns are moist or dry. I can attest they are very moist, especially when warm still fresh from the oven, full of butter, perfect balance of cinnamon and sugar including a bit of crispness in the outer rings from outer sugar crystallizing during the bake. Other pastries were also great. This place is legit good!

Wednesday at 10:00 am and waited about 15 minutes to be seated. Friendly hostess and waiter. Our order wasn’t put in and after everyone around us received their drinks and food the waiter realized his error. We weren’t in a hurry and things happen. The food was delicious and I would highly recommend any of the pastry selection! We stopped back after walking around the city for a loaf of sourdough bread too.

The best bakery and lunch spot in Reykjavik! We have been here several days and noticed the line always out the door here and there’s a good reason! The line moves fast, waited about 10 minutes. Food, atmosphere, and service were 10/10. We had the pasta of the day, chicken salad, and tried several desserts. Everything was fresh and delicious. We will be back before we return home!

We came twice and had very different experiences. The first time, we came early and were sat at a table without much issues. Our server may have been new but was not familiar with the pastries and asked us to point at them on our phone (pictures). Otherwise it was a pleasant breakfast and the pastries (poppyseed bun, cinnamon danish, pan au chocolat, croissant, and a honey bun) were very good. Coffee and tea were well made. 5/5 experience. On our second trip the server was more knowledgeable but seemed to not care at all. She rushed us to order and offered no pleasantries (which would have been fine if not for the other issues). We ordered a poppyseed bun, pistachio danish, doughnut, waffle with bacon, lemon poppyseed bread and a salted pretzel. When the food came, we learned that she hadn’t heard us correctly when we ordered the pretzel and punched in an extra waffle instead. We pointed this out and the server acted like we had changed our order, giving us an attitude. Most of the laminated dough pastries were delicious, however the lemon poppyseed bread was dry and mealy. We finally got the pretzel after the other food had been finished (no rush at all for a cold pretzel they grabbed from the display) and they had brought one with no salt. At this point we just ate it and then paid (where we learned she had punched in 3 waffles from the cashier). Overall: Ambiance 4/5 Service 1/5 Laminated Pastries 5/5 Waffle 5/5 Soft Breads 4/5 Cake Breads 1/5 Pretzel 3/5 Coffee/Teas 4/5

This is one of the most popular bakeries in Reykjavik, and for good reason! We loved their pastries and couldn’t help but go back for a second time right before we had to fly back home. Get there early if you can! The crowd seems to pick up after 9:00A. In addition to serving up a variety of baked goods and chocolates, Sandholt is also a restaurant that serves actual breakfast and lunch dishes. When we went in at 9:30A one day, the entryway was packed with people waiting in line for pastries and others waiting for a table to dine in. + POPPY SEED BUN: This twisted golden bun was soft and bready, sprinkled evenly with poppy seeds and drizzled with a light sugary glaze. The bun itself didn’t have a strong flavor, but it goes well with a cup of coffee and was a great way to start the day. + PISTACHIO DANISH: This flaky pastry had a slight crispiness and was swirled with crushed pistachios. The layers were buttery and thin and I liked how this wasn’t too sweet. + BROWN SUGAR BUN: A must! Similar to a cinnamon roll, this bun was delightfully soft with a brown sugar cinnamon spread inside. Small pipings of frosting came on top, finished with crunchy chocolate pearls. Some of the brown sugar was caramelized on the bottom of the bun, giving it a little extra chew. It was such an indulgent treat. Pricing is not too bad considering the great quality of each pastry. If you only visit one bakery in Reykjavik, make sure it’s Sandholt!

Location: Laugavegur 36, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland — right on a main street in downtown.  • Type of place: Bakery / café / brunch spot. A long-standing family bakery with a mix of traditional and more modern items.  • History: Operating since 1920, and still under family oversight. They maintain a blend of old recipes & baking traditions, but also innovate somewhat.  ⸻ Vibe & Atmosphere • Cozy, warm, pleasant interior; marble counters, nice presentation.  • A spot many locals & tourists like for relaxing, meeting friends, enjoying pastries & coffee.  • Often busy, especially mornings; queues are common, both for sit-in and takeaway

My boyfriend and I went here twice on our trip to Iceland! Both times the food and drinks were amazing! Super cozy restaurant with fresh made everything! The first time we went we got the Swiss mocha, orange juice, shashuka with pork and the salmon avocado toast! We also got a brown sugar bun that was a little too sweet for both of us but still really good. The second time we came here we got two Swiss mochas, the shashuka with bacon, the salmon avocado toast, the skyr with fruit and lemon curd, and we also got a chocolate cinnamon bun and a slice of marble cake to go. Everything was super delicious! My boyfriend ended up liking the shashuka with pork better but still said both options are great! We went on Saturdays both times around 12pm/1pm and the wait was only about 10mins or so just depends on your group size but they’re very efficient and friendly!

Sandholt is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy Reykjavík life for a while. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and the staff is incredibly friendly and attentive. There’s a big variety of pastries, sandwiches, and hot dishes - everything looked delicious. We tried some pastries and coffee, and it was honestly one of the best bakery experiences we’ve had in Iceland. Prices are very fair for the quality you get. The location is great, right in the heart of the city, and it’s also a lovely place to sit down for lunch or brunch. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a place with great food, warm vibes, and a true Icelandic touch. 💛☕

A very decent coffee shop. They seem to be part of a hotel. Coffee served was one of the better ones. They were serving Te & Coffee beans and ironically had a better latte than the actual shop in the town centre. We came for breakfast so enjoyed the pastry and soup. Prices are typical Icelandic fare… The good thing is, if you can get a seat… it’s nice and cozy.

Chef’s Kiss! You just can’t get it wrong with them. Coffee is fantastic as well as pastries. Staff is just amazing. 100/10

A good start for a day in Reykjavík, I tried salty and savory products and all were good. Also, I ordered an avocado sandwich, the special about it is the side sauce it was really delicious. Further, they have several options for espresso with good quality. The vibes are modern with style touch

Beautiful bakery attached to a beautifully designed hotel. It was packed so I think this place is very popular, which is well deserved. I only popped in for a swiss mokka but it was made very well. Very chocolatey just the way I like it. Would love to try some of their food the next time around. Thank you for the experience!

Really good coffee! It was a bit crowded when we arrived, but we found a table quickly. The place is cosy and has a nice atmosphere — a perfect spot to relax and even escape the rain.

Kind of a weird vibe in there, feels like a cuter Starbucks in a way. Service was not super friendly, as per usual in Reykjavik. Very good buns.

Tasty blueberry bun (with a hint of cardamom?) and the matcha was fun. Focaccia sandwich was sublime, and they served it warmed. Quirky little cafe that prompts you to tuck away the devices and chat with your neighbors - embracing the Hygge.

A cafe that sells bagels with a variety of fillings. Ordered the tuna salad and veggie filling to go with Parmesan bagel. The bagel is warmed up and kept crispy. Though the tuna salad is the usual what you get and doesn’t have the wow factor, but it has the homely taste. Hot chocolate is just right and not thick. Nice and warm breakfast on a cold day.

Really excellent breakfast spot! We were obsessed with the donuts! Might even be the up there as a top 5 donut in my lifetime. Bagel and cream cheese were great too. Definitely recommend if you’re in the area.

It's highly rated for good reason. Great bagel sandwiches and selection of pastries and drinks. Breakfast here is a must. You might have to wait in line, but there is plenty of seating.

This bakery was absolutely amazing! Everything in the case looked incredible, but the crème brûlée donut was next-level. They actually sprinkle sugar on top and brûlée it, so it has that perfect golden crunch when you bite in. The filling inside was creamy and rich but not overly sweet — seriously one of the best donuts I’ve ever had. And the pretzel bagel with chive cream cheese was just as good in a completely different way — perfectly chewy, a little salty like a pretzel, and the cream cheese was fresh and full of flavor. It’s clear they really care about quality and details here. Whether you’re stopping in for breakfast, coffee, or a treat, this place is a 10 out of 10 bakery. I’d go back in a heartbeat — and definitely for another one of those crème brûlée donuts!

Traveled from the U.S. after seeing DEIG Workshop all over social media — the hype is real for the crème brûlée donut, which is absolutely worth trying. Unfortunately, the bagels and sandwiches didn’t live up to expectations, especially compared to what you'd find in American bakeries on the east coast. It does have a cool vibe and a great selection. It is worth visiting for the atmosphere and donuts.

These were some of the best doughnuts we have ever had! Perfect texture and flavor. If I had one complaint, it would be that the filter coffee was a little too strong for my liking, but that's coming from an American not used to European coffee culture. The bagel sandwich we had was also very good.

Only tried the lemon twist. Good lemon flavor in the icing only, soft and fluffy interior. While somewhat busy at noon on Friday, the line moved quickly

Had expectations high due to the reviews. Ordered the cardamom bun. Chewy and cold. Nothing special. Had the homemade sausages, small portion, 2 sunny side eggs and salad served was a mishmash not to my liking. But the service staffs are awesome a d hardworking. Polite yet friendly to everyone. Hard to get such staffs. Kudos to the team.

Visited this location in October 2025. Great service and atmosphere from this location. They’re a lot busier during breakfast. We ate breakfast and dinner on different days. Breakfast was a pleasant shakshuka with some tea. Liked the spices for the shakshuka. Good options (pastries!) and service. Dinner was great service, but the pizza we got needed more oomph or a standout flavor profile with the potato pizza. The crust was great though!

Wow! Such a delicious bakery! We started our trip in Reykjavik and found this bakery and had to return at the finish of our trip! Not pictured is the sourdough toast with butter- absolutely delicious! Might have to return for a third time this trip! The brownie and cookie were moist and rich!

We were here for breakfast, we had scrambled eggs with mushrooms and my husband had it with sausage. Also had the best cinnamon roll ever! I need to go back to get another one 🙂

Really good food! Pretty expensive for just two people however. We had the bacon and sausage breakfasts, a cinnamon roll, croissant, and the swiss mocha. Everything was really delicious

My boyfriend and I stopped here for some pastries and coffee! The Swiss mochas were the best that we tried on the whole island! We also got a pain au chocolate and a cinnamon roll! The pain au chocolate was really good it had the same delicious darker chocolate that the mochas had! Very cozy place! Would definitely come back to try out their full breakfast menu!

That was the best French toast I’ve ever had in my life! The service from EIBA was exceptional — truly above and beyond. I asked for my French toast to be served with maple syrup and whipped cream, which isn’t a usual request in Reykjavík, but she made sure it was done perfectly. The French toast itself was soft, flavorful, and delicious; the berries were fresh, and the lemon curd struck the perfect balance — not too sour. The maple syrup was impressively close to authentic Canadian syrup. My flat white was hot and perfectly made.

A short 12 minute walk from the Bus Hostel where we were staying. Staff is super nice and accommodating. Delicious pastries and great cappuccino and coffee.

Delicious chai, pastries, bread, and soup. Have been going here regularly while staying in Reykjavik and would definitely recommend. Icing on the cinnamon roll was a bit much but still delicious. Would love if they could heat up some of the savory pastries.

The server was extremely helpful and walked me through all their different pastries which I appreciate. I ended up getting a cinnamon roll and chai latte. The roll was very sweet, soft and fresh tasting. I also liked the chai, it was quite milky and not too sweet which I didn’t mind since I was eating it with the cinnamon roll. It was clean and quiet inside so it was good for a quiet morning in.

Very friendly and not so busy and not in busy area, more local people. Not so big and not much table and chairs but nice and cozy. Good service and lovely staff.

Sensational bakery just a short walk from our hotel, so I skipped breakfast and feasted here every morning. All the pastries are on display in the window, prices are decent, and service was excellent.

Unreal pastries. Probably the most decadent and delicious pastries I have ever had. We ordered the Nutella croissant and brownie croissant. We came here every morning it was that good!

Such a good bakery!! Delicious, fresh, and friendly staff! We got two pastries, and they were very good. The Nutella pastry was our favorite and it was so delectable. I got a sourdough sandwich, and it was so flavorful and with quality ingredients. Great place overall and highly recommended! I even got a sample of the cheese sauce, and it was so good and unique. Apparently the cheese sauce is one of the biggest sellers there.

Love this bakery! The crew even gave me some cool info about the bakery!!! So friendly and smart!

Delicious! Had the kleina and cinnamon roll with chocolate! All yummy!

Old classic, small, basic good bakery. With a long history of the place and pictures. Cozy inside, a bit better service now on weekend. You can sit inside but mostly take away.

A really friendly bakery.. owners were so cute “fighting” about the best or recommended item when I was asking! And eventually I bought both.. ❤️‍🔥✨The flórentina was super super highly recommended! I think it’s their special one in the city, crispy, sticky almond cookie with cream in the center. If you can only get one this is it. Carrot cake was a classic and basic. Nothing went wrong and not fancy.

Hidden gem. Oldest bakery in Iceland. Fresh and delicious delights. Small cafe with smaller sign. Enjoy.

Excellent pastries - they really do great marzipan, in multiple forms. Small place with a “bar” style counter, view toward the water. Coffee, tea, and delicious treats.

We felt spoiled by the small touches in our room. The fruit basket and prosecco were a nice surprise. The gals at the front desk were quite helplful.

Seems like a popular place for Sat breakfast. Interesting vibrant eclectic decor. Self order via QR code at table. Nice venue & location. Not very good croissants/ham/cheese, ok pancakes, decent coffee but cup handle too small. They pre-poured too much syrup on pancake.

A beautiful place that has quickly become our new favorite spot for breakfast and brunch. ❤️‍🔥🥯The avo toast could have been seasoned a bit better, but everything else was excellent. We had a really great meal. The place is clean and has an interesting atmosphere, and the coffee especially with Baileys 😛 was absolutely delicious. it’s also a nice spot for kids 👧🏼

Cute place with warm and inviting decor. We came for an early supper the day we arrived. It must have been the end of their day as service was inattentive. You order online at your table (which I dislike anyway). All the waiter does is bring you the food. We ordered a ham and cheese sandwich (ho hum) and fish and chips with coleslaw (which was awful) and chips. The fish was soft not crispy and greasy. A big disappointment since I thought it would be fabulous given the locale. The chips were great—the best thing they served. Very average meal especially for the price. We should have come for brunch as the pastries looked fresh and brunch menu more enticing. They also have a coffee machine offering espresso drinks.

Gluten Free bread available by request! Great decor, fast service (September visit), hearty portions of delicious fresh food. There is even a little laundromat in the basement. We would definitively dine here again.

Food was mediocre, you order from a qr code and everything came at once. The had to put our dinner under the heat lamp while we finished our app on the tiny table. Cute atmosphere though!

Came here right after we arrived to Reykjavik. Very popular spot! We waited about 10-15 minutes for a table. Cute atmosphere inside and downstairs there’s bathrooms and an actual laundromat that’s in use. Once we were seated there’s a QR code on the table where you order and pay all at once. Food came out decently quick considering how busy. My pancakes were excellent and my friend enjoyed her eggs. Very pricy but to be expected in Iceland. Right in the center of town and close to lots of things!

For me, the best breakfast place in Reykjavik. Love the ambience and decór. I had the laundry toast and a dirty chai latte, both great. I love that the place has lots of light and nice picture spots.

Old, Cozy, Classic with art. Beside rainbow road and tourist. It could be calm or very busy place. Good coffee !!! Waffles is recommend.

Got a cappuccino and the coconut roll. They were both solid, the coconut roll was very unique—like a paste covered in marzipan, very very sweet. You can only have a couple of bites and need to eat it with a coffee. What stands out the most is the atmosphere; it is extremely cozy and serene. Maybe the quietest cafe I’ve been in with patrons. Probably an amazing spot for reading when it’s cold out. Great for trying to experience a spot the locals love.

My husband and I will go on record to say this cafe has the BEST Hot Chocolate we've ever had, in any country, ever! I am gluten free and there were many food options to enjoy as well - the almond pastry and gf bread with butter, ham and cheese were fantastic. My husband really enjoys the waffles. Already have another trip to Iceland planned and this stop is one of the first on the list!

Very cute little cafe serving tasty sandwiches, waffles, and very good coffee. Comfortable seating, friendly barista, and nice art on the alls

Cute little spot right on Rainbow Road with amazing waffles. Painted red with the door propped open, we felt welcome. We walked in early afternoon and grabbed a booth. You order at the counter and they make fresh your delicious waffle. You have a choice of 4 toppings, we went with the most popular Whipped Cream and Jam. The whipped cream not sweet, so mixing it with the strawberry jam is perfect. The 2 large sweet waffles and a bottle of Coke came to 2.635,00 ISK. Sounds like a lot of money, but it was worth the price of $20.62.

I had hummus and sun dried tomatoes on toast and had my breakfast world CHANGED. A delicious bit of Iceland that will come home with me! Flat white and Americano pictured!

Is it too early to say this is my favourite Reykjavík cafe after only having been here for one day and visiting two cafes? I came here for a quick grilled sandwich lunch before heading to the harbour area and – after spending 3 hours out on the cold sea – came right back for waffles and a good hot chocolate. Very cozy, great location. Perfect place for a quick lunch or to warm up after spending hours in the cold. Great selection of toasts and sweets (and less crowded than Sandholt).

Cozy place with nice options for breakfast/brunch. There are only a few seats so you might need to wait. Personally I didn't like the coffee but my wife did. Not the cheapest place but okay for Iceland. Worth trying (Cuban sandwich was very good).

Cute little café with an americanized menu and nice decór. Good breakfast options. The place has very few tables, so you might have to wait. I would not say it's cheap, however one has to consider that Iceland is expensive.

Small place, not worth waiting 20min outside and 1 hour for simple breakfast. I wasn't in the rush, but still didn't plan to spend 2 hours to have 2 fried egg and cup of coffee. Coffee was good when its arrived after 15min. Waiters was nice but looked very tired, when you have such a busy place, why not to employ one more person. Plus prices is like Iceland - unique. Small breakfast £30 without Coffee. Give 4 only for hard working staff.

We've only been here for 3 days and this is our 3rd time in. We enjoy the espresso so much, we went ahead and got a stamp card, since we'll be here another week. The menu is small, the food is simple, and you can't go wrong. If you only stop in once, make sure you get pancakes! And if you're really hungry (or sharing) go for the infamous The Truck. A lovely little hole-in-the wall to fuel up in for a big day.

👍Overall 10/10. ⚠️The place is quite popular so once the tables are full, you have to wait outside on the bench. However, inside is super cute and the food is very good. Typical Iceland prices where I paid $55 for a breakfast that would’ve been $24 in the states but I learned to just close my eyes for the bill on this island and enjoy the trip 🫣😅

Good little breakfast spot Great hot chocolate. Fresh squeezed oj is a bit sour. Pancake flavor was not as good as I hoped and they are super thick and dense. Portions are huge so plan to share… fairly small and guessing maybe seating for 30 people ish. Was a line when they opened for us but only a few tables deep. Order at the counter after they admit you to choose a seat.

Celiacs beware! Other reviews say there are gluten free options, by this they mean you can modify the meal by removing any bread. However, there is not a substitute gluten free bread or pancake. So only come here if you simply want eggs and potatoes. I ordered a gluten free order of Eggs & Bacon. To make it gluten free they removed the toast and gave me an extra egg. Except- when the order came out there were huge pieces of bread on the plate touching every food item. It seems the cook is the one that brought it out and when I asked if it was gluten free she was confused and asked me if I had ordered gluten free to which I said yes. Then she took the plate in the back, a few minutes later- not nearly as long as it took for the food to come out the first time, she came back with a plate that looked exactly the same except the bread had been removed. The food was what you would expect. The eggs tasted like eggs. The potatoes had a nice crispy shell. And the bacon was very good but some may think it salty. The homemade hot sauce was good, not too spicy and slightly sweet- might not be to everyone’s taste. The service is fine, you have to go up to the counter to order and pay. Wait staff does not come to the table except to drop off food. That said I was very impressed by the staff, there was one person managing seating people, taking orders, processing payment, making beverages (barista), and all with a kindly manner. The space is VERY cozy, sort of an underground bookstore cafe with warm/dark mood lighting. Lots of red and mustard yellow aesthetic. Clientele was causal, familial, and mixed. Kitchen is Soy (Soya) free.

This cat cafe is so cute! I had a sparkling juice drink which was good. Great place to wind down after walking around, and the atmosphere here is chill and calm. I was able to find a number of cats in certain areas!

Cutest cafe I’ve ever been 😍 cat lovers will love this place. It’s so cozy with cats laying around and atmosphere is just like at home! I will definitely come back :)

Came here for the cats and also saw there was good food - turns out NOT. We ordered a grilled cheese sandwich and had only one thin slice of cheese so basically it was just bread. And the lime muffin had like zero taste. So, come here for the cats, they are lovely 😻but not expect much about the food.

Went here three times during my trip in Iceland. Super sweet kitties, who spend a lot of time sleeping! The food and coffee were good. Amazing to be surrounded by cats and no cost for entry.

This place was too cute! I had a light breakfast here and enjoyed seeing and petting the cats. They definitely own this place! The food choice was amazing! So many different pastries to choose from, it's hard to pick which one you want! Along with the drinks. I got a slice of carrot cake with green tea and sat on the fancy couch and watched the cats do their thing. It's so great to see the customers interact with the cats too. They are so chill and will come to you if they want. If you like food and you like cats and want the best of both, come here!

Such a cute little cat cafe! The staff and cats are so friendly and the cafe is super welcoming! They have coffee and pastries and even the bathroom is cat themed! Definitely a must visit if you like cats and coffee!

We were curious to see what the cat cafe was all about so we headed over to it. It’s a block or two away from the main tourist streets. The exterior pink paint looks like it could use a refresh. The coffee drinks and vegan sandwich we ordered were ok. The staff was not particularly pleasant or nice. The cats were cute…

Excellent patisserie with cakes as works of art and great coffee too, in a small cozy space. This was a perfect spot for an afternoon break as we checked out the sights in Reykjavik. Our group had a selection of cakes and all were exquisite and delicious. Sweet Aurora is worth a visit if you are in the neighbourhood.

The dark chocolate cake called “Passion” was so so good! The mousse remind me of Royce Nama Chocolate, Very rich and smooth! the passionfruit cuts the richness very well. Couldnt taste the banana but it was a good experience overall. The cheesecake was a bit too sticky for our liking.

A small patisserie at a quiet corner in Reykjavik. I ordered an Arctic tart with almond cream and berries flavor at 1400kr (most of cakes in the fridge are the same price), and a latte at 790kr. It is a perfect match. But there is no toilet here

Wow the selection of cakes is insane! I went for passion and got a hot chocolate with Tonka which was so good! Best hot chocolate in Iceland! 10/10! I wish I got more cakes!

The owner was very kind! The sweets are really good! The bakery is near Rainbow Street! I recommend trying the birki and the volcano! Amazing!!!

So delicious! I got a volcano tart and it did not disappoint. This is definitely worth a stop as this might be one of the best pastries I’ve ever had

Extremely delicious cakes and hot cocoa! Definitely recommend it!

A proper coffee shop; no decaf, no syrups. Coffee and pastry were nice, over £12, however the service I received was not appreciated. I only noticed something was not right after standing there and drinks arriving to those who came way after me. This happened because of a shift change I believe. When I thought it was my drink as she said flat white, I asked if it was oat. She stated no, it's normal and I said that I was waiting a while and other drinks were being served. She said, without looking at me, it's not your fault, it's not my fault, nobody told me. Fair enough but you can see I'm the only one standing there for a while. Luckily kids were waiting patiently, the vibe inside is chill. And then kids played outside in the open play area while I had my coffee and they shared their hazelnut chocolate croissant.

Reykjavik Roasters is a good local coffee shop. The atmosphere feels bright and surprisingly colorful. The staff did not put off the same vibe. They were on task and executed the orders with a robotic like precision. The coffee itself was pleasant but didn’t give me that first “wow” sip in the morning boost that I get at my favorite coffee shop. I still recommend it if you’re in the city and craving your caffeine fix.

Best cup of coffee on Reykjavík - well done and an adorable shop…roast is light and smooth. Service was wonderful and you can sit and stay or they did do take away…which we were meeting friends so grabbed it Togo.

The bakery welcomes you to take photos, it has the best cinnamon rolls. We bought 3 different pastries but the cinnamon roll was the first one to be finished. There was a line to get service but it moved very fast.

The location is perfect, set up in a small house on the intersection between main roads leading into town and roads leading up to the cathedral. It’s cute and full of coffee paraphernalia. As a bigger man, it feels a bit cramped, but the coffee is high quality, which makes up for a lack of space during peak time, and the staff are kind and friendly, so it’s worthwhile. Sadly, prices have gone up a lot! But the last time I visited was well over ten years ago…

Great coffee in this little coffee shop! Loved the vibe and the quality—definitely a cozy spot worth stopping by.

Crowded and SUPER rude staff, no smile, not friendly, cashier basically rolled her eyes at me and couldn’t wish we get out there faster. Maybe it’s an Icelandic thing? It’s our first day in Iceland, very disappointing, was gonna buy beans from them, very glad we didn’t

Cute cafe. A vegan haven. They were also very helpful with a last minute cake request. It's a bit pricy of course, but worth it for special occasions. The summer menu is eclectic and fun. The carrot cake stands out. Lemon tarts were nice, interesting in that the flavor was from the cream topping. . Can see myself returning.

Went here twice on our holiday to Iceland. The pastries and coffee were excellent! I would highly recommend the cheese bun to try but I am a massive fan of the cakes they have here. Thank you so much for making such a lovely vegan space!

Food was excellent and vegan! I had the bagel and a coffee. They make the bagels! Everything was delicious! A beautiful quaint restaurant with great service.

The most cozy coffee place in the town. I loved the morning porridge and their vegan cappuccino. Great atmosphere. So worth coming here.

Such a cosy cafe with such good breakfast bowls. I added granola, peanut butter and blueberries - it was amazing! Would recommend if you want a cosy cafe with good music and good food.

Nice medium roast coffee. Place is nice and quiet in the morning.

Cute cafe nook, I was drawn to the artwork along the wall as I walked past the cafe and I chatted with the staff about local unique artwork. I tried the lemon cake, sweet moist and lemony delicious, and it was a tough choice, I was told by the staff the carrot cake is popular well priced cakes are between 1,095 to 1,245, highly recommended for a sweet and warm treat. A busy place with locals and a fresh selection of delicious cakes and hot drinks. Friendly engaging service.

Reykjavik Roasters has several branches around the city including this place along Brautarholt street. There is a fair-sized indoor seating area, they do a typical coffee shop food menu along with their range of coffee drinks. Opening hours are 7am to 5pm daily. We stopped by recently and were served a very good espresso macchiato and americano. Espresso was bold with good flavour, both drinks were nicely prepared and tasted good. Dishes being served to other patrons during our visit looked pretty good as well. Would gladly return to Reykjavik Roasters based on this experience.

Reykjavík Roasters is a great spot for coffee! The cappuccino was excellent, the staff were super friendly, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. A perfect place to relax and enjoy a quality cup of coffee in Reykjavík.

Went there for breakfast. Seemed like a spot for locals too, which is a good sign. The staff is not the fastest, but like this the atmosphere is very relaxed and they are very kind. Recommend this for a relaxed breakfast.

One of the few places that is open early on a weekend. Coffee was good and had one of the best avocado toast. Balanced well with the lemon. Love their bread too.

Best coffee in Reykjavik? Might be! Loved it so much we came back for seconds. Chia pudding was super tasty and the avocado toast was as pretty as it was delicious. Lots of locals and tourists alike, but the line moves quickly and there was plenty of seating.

Really good coffee, I ordered a flat white. Cute place overall, the staff is very very moody, but I didn’t mind. Only one woman was smiling, the other ones seemed pretty annoyed. Hopefully they are ok 🙌

Service is incredibly slow and not friendly. :( They charge extra for take away cups that are small as there is only one size for the coffees. Here is the tiny cappuccino.

Went there twice during our trip. We ordered toast, tomato soup, and cauliflower soup — all amazing. The staff we met were polite, and the restaurant's decoration was quite original, definitely worth seeing. The best thing about this place is that it's pretty affordable for Iceland. We had a great time!

The first impression when entering was nice but the guy that served us looked like a rehabilitated addict that never worked in a café before. When trying to place the chocolate cake on the plate he touched it with his finger and licked it after and wash it only with water and no soap. We were in shock when witnessing that. He tried to hide the mess with whipped cream but I haven’t asked for it on the chocolate cake. The apple crumble with the syrup looks like someone just threw up on the plate. The place is cute.

We enjoyed sotting outside this little cafe. The coffee selection was very good. I enjoyed a chai latte and my companion a regular coffee. The food was good, and we appreciated the side salad. I had a breakfast grilled ham and cheese. The bread was seedy and delicious.

A nice cozy cafe. The coffee crumb cake and skyr ostakaka (Icelandic cheese cake with berry jelly) were delicious! I really like the atmosphere, it’s quirky and eclectic with lots of vintage art and nick-nacks. Check out the 2nd floor, it has a Flintstones mural with old vintage Flinstones memorabilia.

A nice place and unique in feel with all currency notes hanging across the interiors. The food and the coffee was good. The crepes were also good. The soup was ok. Overall a good pitstop, Seating was a bit tight

The 2 stars i am giving are for location and decór. The food is simply unacceptable. I had a toast that was dry and tasteless and when i asked for some mayonnaise for the chips (chips out of a bag), it was brought to me unwillingly. The chocolate chip cookie was truly ineadible. My friend's chocolate crépe was not that great either. Pitty.

Great food, location, service and vibe. We went multiple times while visiting Reykjavik. Loved the grilled cheese and tomato soup, apple crumble, banana bread, hot chocolate and crepes The owner, Greg, is from NY. Good dude.

An ice cream shop with an interesting atmosphere. Inside, the colorful walls blend well with the sweets sold. Not a lot of space and not much room to sit. The ice cream is big and tasty, but the prices are cosmic. No parking due to the strict center.

It was our first night in Reykjavik, getting late and there wasn’t very much open. The shop smelled amazing and the variety was really nice. They accommodated my daughter’s allergy. The ice cream that came with the crepe was yummy. The crepe however didn’t have as much flavour or filling as I would have expected, given the price. I was disappointed. 2 crepes ended up being over $60 Cdn. Not worth it in my opinion.

Absolutely amazing. Watch your order prepared and enjoy! The only downside is the size, very small and can get very crammed with people.

Found the pancake too sweet, and the staff are unorganised with dishes piling up and no clean cutlery available. They gave us paper spoons to eat with while we waited for them to wash forks.

Quite possibly the best crepe I’ve had in my entire life. I ordered the “surprise” crepe and I received the most delicious combination of flavors!

Trying their dark hot chocolate and pizza crepe. It is amazing and delicious. What I don't expect is it was served into 2 plates

Delicious! I got a sweet crepe with fresh strawberries, marshmallows, white chocolate, and vanilla ice cream. My SO got ice cream. Not only was everything so yummy, the staff was very friendly, warm, and kind. They make you feel at home. The music was also super fun with lots of Latin music. The decor was fun and chic. This was a lovely experience for our first day in Iceland.

Not to busy today when we visited. Nice cosy atmosphere and appeared very clean and staff courteous and friendly. Nice selection of pastries and nice nibbles. The flat white coffees were piping hot and tasty. The toilets were upstairs and 13 steps to overcome the obstacle. Couldn't find any Disabled toilets so beware if you are a wheelchair operator. Also to gain entry to this cafe there are 2 or 3 steps front or back and you would have to collapse your wheelchair as there are no ramps. This was the reason for only 4 stars rating, but if you can walk in it's well worth it. Outside on the pavement is a glass greenhouse with little tables for inclement weather but not sure regards access to wheelchair based customers.

If you look for a nice coffee / tea and a sumptuous cake - walk no further! Warm atmosphere, welcoming staff, great cake and waffles. Highly recommended!

Visited this location in October 2025. Cozy place with quite a few options for food and seating. Seating: inside and stairs, inside on main floor, outside in covered area. Food: nice amount of options, I got the Griskt jogurt that was very tasty. My wife got a croissant that was pleasant. Drinks: Good tea options, and the hot chocolate was delicious. Service team was kind and helpful. Would/will visit this location again. Thank you!

We stop by this little cafe several times during our time there. The swiss mochas are delicious! We did have some breakfast as we got there early and couldn't get in our room yet. Great start to the Vaca.

We went for something to breakfast and we tried croissant du chocolat and a cake with jam (don’t remember the name), we added one expresso double and one flat white, all was good enough, but the skyr (yogurt) definitely were THE best!! So I do strongly recommend try it. Place is super comfortable and nice, specially the second floor

One of the best and coziest cafe in Reykjavik! I really love it and the chocolate cake I had was one of the most delicious I’ve ever had!

Amazing food, vibes and especially service. Two super friendly and charismatic waiters (especially the one with the glasses). I would recommend the lamb sandwich. Must go if you’re downtown.

We visited Te & Kaffi while waiting to check in to our hotel and it was perfect (we were there for probably 3 hours)! There's loads of seating in the back and you can easily wheel your suitcase through (we had 2 large ones) and the staff were so friendly and the food was delicious. Quite reasonably priced too I think :)

Wonderful atmosphere and service. The coffee and food were excellent. The place was a bit busy, which was not surprising for a Saturday noon. It is rather pricey, like everything else in Iceland. They didn't have enough personnel to clean the tables, so I had to move a few used cups to the edge of my table to make room for my order. Nevertheless, I would definitely visit that place again.

Great way to warm up on a chilly Icelandic day! We thought the shop was super cozy and the food/drinks were wonderful. My husband went across the street to do a little shopping while I finished my latte and snapped this pic.

I stopped by this Icelandic coffee chain to grab a Flat White to go with a pastry that I picked up from a nearby bakery. It was robust, bold, smooth and comforting to sip on while walking back to our hotel. This shop initially looks small with just a couple seats up front near the counter, however, the space opens up into a comfortable dining area with several tables in the back. In addition to coffee and sweet baked goods, their menu also featured Croque Monsieur, bagels and toast options. All I needed was a coffee to go, but if I had more time that morning, this would be a nice cozy spot for a simple breakfast.

Dark roast for the coffee. The sourdough bread is not the best we had around town but the bagel is great.

Very cozy cafe, excellent food (I’ve got lox and latte), professional staff

We were looking for a coffee in the afternoon and this coffee place was really good option. We tried one Americano and one pumpkin spice latte… was tasty!! Recommend for a quick stop

Lovely scones and muffins. Coffee is good as well. Nice spot to sit and enjoy a coffee or tea. Opens decently early for Reykjavik as well, so a great option for early risers.

My wife and I were only in Reykjavik for 2 days but we ate breakfast here each day! So good! The food was great, the atmosphere was cozy, and the staff were wonderful! After traveling in several European countries before getting to Iceland this was hands down my favorite breakfast.

The service was excellent and the staff was attentive. I was a bit surprised by the price compared to earlier menu photos, but they are not out of line for the area perhaps. Breakfast for 3, bagels and coffee were about 60 CAD. The first photo is an AI translation as of late 2025

Quick Grab and Go or Sit and Eat The coffe here is fantastic and the pastries are a delight. While my wife and I ordered cappuccinos and breakfast sandwiches, with a raspberry glazed roll. The pastry was soft, flaky, sweet and delicious. Well, the cappuccino and breakfast sandwiches were very well prepared. All in all a great dieting experience and close to the town center. Although all that was close to $60 USD, I think that just the cost here in Iceland. Would recommend.

VERY NICE EXPERIENCE ! They have vegan bagels, vegan scones and the best drinks in terms of coffee and tea latte !! But my highlight was the employee working that day ; he was sooo positive and energetic ! Loved it !

Ugh the sad part is I can't visit this place once a week! That's what I do with my favorite bakery back home and this is excellent!! Chai latte is very good! I've been through iceland, London, Basel, Colmar, and Freiburg this week - hands down this was one of 3 cafes of the 20 cafes i visited this week that knew how to make a chai latte! You know it's good when a neighboring bakery says to come here! WORTH IT! And ugh, don't even get me started on this pistachio bun! I might have to take that and a cinnamon bun to go for my flight!

This is IT! Bagels are awesome, we had the salmon and garfunkle. Latte was delicious! Try the pistachio roll if they have it.

My boyfriend and I came here on one of our days in Reykjavik! Definitely a spot with lots of locals! Staff were super friendly and helpful with converting their menu to English for us! We unfortunately missed breakfast but we got the Salmon lox bread which I really enjoyed, it had lots of good flavor to it and my boyfriend got a bleu cheese potato omelette which was okay but if given the opportunity he would get something else.

A great place for brunch and or coffee. We came here for a holiday and our place were close by and so we had our bunch here. Lovely staff and food. For Iceland’s women’s day, they also gave a free mimosa! Solid 4.

Now I know why Pedro Pascal chose this place to visit. I heard stories from other people about this place. I finally came on a gloomy rainy day and OMG that was spectacular. I'm a sucker for eggs benedict and these were the best I ever had. And even though I'm a fan of Braud-style cinammon rolls, the soft buns with frosting here were a dream. Yassss! Will come again.

Lost a customer today .. shame ! I have been a patron for years: not anymore! Extremely rude Spaniard employee at the counter, gave me a “dress down” for taking in a gluten free muffin bought next door to have with “their” pricy cappuccino, after her colleague shortly earlier advised me to do so, being their kitchen closed ( by 2 min only , I’d like to add) and could not “ possibly “ accommodate any food requests to serve that I could eat . A bit of emotional intelligence, empathy , common sense and good manners go a long way in business , dear Kaffihús Vesturbæjar owner. Just a thought! Regards .

Delicious food and friendly staff make this restaurant a great choice. The onion soup is rich and flavorful, and the fish is perfectly cooked. Highly recommended for a satisfying meal.

Nice neighborhood café for breakfast. Good espresso drinks, and you can pick up pastries from Brauð & Co right next door. The granola with skyr and berries was fresh and tasty (the blueberries here are surprisingly big). The place has a unique style and seems mostly local outside of the more touristy areas of the city. A good spot to sit, read, or grab a bite if you’re nearby.

Kaffi Vest is located in a building that used to house a pharmacy. They have kept some cabinets and other items from that time which help lend the place a relaxed atmosphere. Very friendly staff. The coffee is good, even great as they claim themselves, and beer and wine are available if you’re in the mood for that. In addition to bread and pastries which are served all day they have lunch and dinner menus consisting mostly of sandwiches, burgers and soup.

This places rocks! Great, friendly service with a smile. Their infused chocolate donuts bites are outstanding. Our extreme chocolate donut bits were so tasty. If you are in Reykjavik this place is a must to visit. Enjoy Iceland!

Wow, you gotta try these! They have a whole menu of different options, I went with caramel and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Absolutely delicious!!! Kinda small inside but it’s right in the walking district so I just bought and ate while I walked. Make sure to grab napkins! I promise this place won’t disappoint you

Lovely hot dessert on a cold day. At first we were worried that it’ll be surfeiting but they were super light and crispy at the same time. Appreciate that the sauces were kept warm too! We tried the pistachio combo and it was not overly sweet. Highly recommended!

Donut balls made to order, simply a must try in Reykjavik. Forget the calories and just enjoy. Great service sit on the street and people watching as you enjoy the great dessert

Thoroughly enjoyed this entire experience. The owner was a delight to talk to and extremely accommodating. We had a half Ferraro half Caramel Sin and a vegan caramel with walnuts and cinnamon - delicious, fresh and made with quality ingredients!

This was honestly the best treat I have had while visiting Reykjavik! I got the Carmel Sin, and highly recommend it! Made fresh right in front of you.

Wow these donuts were amazing! We ordered the chocolate (tasted like Nutella) filled with vanilla topping and lemon filled with honey topping. So good!

My favorite bakery in Reykjavik. They have basically everything and it is really good! We had both breakfast and afternoon coffee here. Very friendly staff. Mostly locals who buy and take it home, but there are a few seats as well.

Everything looks delicious! The 3 things we chose were delicious! They are so soft and fresh!

Aaaaaammmaaazing Bakery! 😍😍 The sandwiches are so fresh and tasty. The secret is the bread is so soft and delicious. The pastries are mouthwatering and so good! Highly recommend this bakery. They also have another location a little outside the city that we also visited and it was also super good!

Surprisingly, they have one of the top 3 cappuccino in my opinion❤️‍🔥 which I really recommend.. And of course the bread. First of all prices were really friendly! The one I got, vínarbrauð (friendship bread?) was really sweet, but delicious. Crispy at the edge with filling (nut paste.) Cinnamon bun was ok. Nothing special but is huge enough for 2 meals..

Cute coffee shop. Good coffee and really good pastries. They have jams, syrups, chocolate, bread, pastries, and more. More than what you'd find in a regular bakery!

I came there for famous Icelandic Cinnabons, but ended up ordering different desserts as well. Staff was impatient and unfriendly. Tables were dirty. Talking about a bun: dough was fluffy and fresh, lots of icing on top, second sweet ( don’t know the name) was great.

Popped in here twice on our trip. Great bakery with amazing pastries and sandwiches. Reminds me of a really nice farm shop on a small scale, lots of high end local produce, including chocolate made by a brilliant local chocolatier! If you're in the area and looking for a light breakfast / lunchtime sandwich, be sure to pop in!

Incredible coffee shop. I had a beetroot cacao latte with oat milk and added a shot of espresso. Staff are so nice. Love the vibe -

Amazing ,cozy atmosphere, delicious food and kind stuff. If u look for a place where u can eat something good and feel the vibe, that’s definitely Kaktus! 🌵 I’ll come back again and again 🧡

This place has a nice cozy atmosphere and gives the cute cafe vibes. We had Breakfast here where we ordered avocado vegetarian sandwich along with sourdough and coffee. The food and service both was good.

Lovely place with delicious things on the menu. The service was very kind. Got a vegan Sandwich and Chia Pudding. 10/10 🤩

In my opinion the best place for coffee and baked goods in Iceland. This seems to be full of locals which says a lot.

Nice place with quite a few locals in the morning. A good selection of breakfast and nice bread to go along with it.

Cute vibes, good vegan pie, friendly staff (which is extremely rare in Reykjavik).

We got desserts, bread and sandwiches here and everything was delicious. The first day we went there we were waiting on by a high school student. She was so sweet. I don't think you could go wrong going to this amazing bakery. It was recommended to us by Maria from Hotel Lotus

Great place for a tasty affordable sandwich. Our hotel didn't offer breakfast so we would come here daily to pick up a pastry for breakfast and sandwich for lunch. Everything tasted very fresh and was cheaper than the gas station sandwiches we saw! My favourite was the ham and cheese croissant with butter. My friends tried a variety of other ones and were always great. Highly recommend stopping here for a quick bite or to bring on the road before starting a Golden Circle or Snæfellsnes peninsula day trip.

Really nice food here. We were new, so when you go inside you have to get a ticket first from near the door, that number will be read out and then you order. Parking available, toilet available good seating and card payment available. I really loved coming here!

if i could give the service a -10 i would. all of the workers have bad attitudes and forget to make me an item i ordered every time i go. they dont smile, dont greet you or even treat you with human decency. last time i went i had asked for a to go cup, she asked me if i wanted the small one and i said no id like the big one and she ROLLED HER EYES AT ME. actually insane, i know its annoying working in retail, ive been working in retail since i was 13 but i would NEVER roll my eyes at customers. food is great though its the only reason i keep going. get better staff.

The sandwiches did not taste good. The bread was good but the fillings were stale and flavorless. Ladies were sweet and talked to customers.

Amazingly good bread bowls, highly recommend. It's so good

Hi everyone! This Bakery/Café happens to be located at the entrance into Reykjavik city...if you are coming from KEF international airport..easily accessible and parking just outside. Very nice clean sitting area with great view to relax and enjoy light meal or just a cup coffee (various types) or tea. I happen to be one of the regulars at this bakery Café so I guess that's a sort of recommendation in itself ❤️ I try here to show you in a few uploaded photos what's available including all sorts of (non sweet) sandwiches and sweet cakes alike. Hot soups too All imaginable sorts of sandwiches are available freshly prepared from the morning along the day. There's a "Meat Sandwich"...tasty and filling: I recommend that you ask for adding slices of fresh tomatoes ..seasoning the whole thing with pepper and little salt before entering the grill-oven 😋 Good things to know: When you buy a cup of coffee...no matter what type in Iceland you always have the chance of one FREE refill (but filter coffee only). This is the rule in Cafés and Bakery Cafés ... really around the country and has always been like that. Then remember if you are a tourist/foreigner in Iceland: No need to buy bottled water. Icelanders drink proudly their tap water...100% natural clean resources/filtered naturally through different layers of earth itself coming from deep down sources. Warm welcome and good services.

Jan25 Café Rosenberg has a cozy atmosphere with a charming English-style interior. We enjoyed a hot chocolate and a soft drink in peace, as we were the only ones there. However, the service was confusing—after waiting 10 minutes, we realized it was self-service. Later, staff informed us we needed to pay first before drinks were served. While the setting is lovely, the communication could be improved.

Very cute coffee place with a cozy atmosphere and really great decor! The coffee is delicious. Unfortunately, the staff was not very friendly and rather unwelcoming.

An atmospheric cafe in the old part in the center of Reykjavik, where we can drink not only coffee, but also eat a good cake or drink beer. Characteristic interior design with lots of wood. Comfortable couches where you can relax. At the tables you can play chess, for example. Very good location, but no parking. Staff without a smile, which leaves much to be desired.

This might be my favorite coffee place anywhere. Great coffee. Quiet mood with moody strange music or old pop songs..folks sit and dream. I’ve had a chocolate muffin and an apple pie. Great whipped crème. Girls behind the counter are young mostly smiling and alittle..off beat. Some Unmatched tables and chairs and some velvet antiques. Nice display of pies and cakes.

Very cute cafe. Its the perfect place to meet with friends and catch up over a cup of coffee. On my last visit to this place it was packed as usual and it was nice to watch people play chess and listen in on conversations. Great location. I really enjoy the food here but I wish there was more attention at labeling what's in the food. My partner is vegetarian and was surprised to find meat on the mozzarella sandwich because it wasn't listed on the menu.

Fantastic ambiance and coffee! Wish we had this in Colorado! Update: back here after 3 years, thought of this little cafe a lot while in Denver over the years. It is exactly how I remembered, and it is still lovely! Worth a visit.

A pretty nice place to come and chill with your friends & family. They even have some board games which you can borrow like chess, dominos and etc. The apple pie was tasty & fresh. Coffee & Hot Chocolate were good as well.

one of the best cinnamon rolls I've had, caramel one is heavenly

A fair enough bakery in the neighborhood! Friendly price with good bread. The chocolate croissant with cream inside and a shell outside was different and special!

A traditional bakery with excellent choices and good quality food. Just as good for a larger meal as for a quick coffee. Free street parking just outside.

I really liked the cinnamon swirl and Skorpubraud. The person manning the counter was very nice and spoke excellent English so that's a major plus point. I paid with a visa debit card without any trouble. Will definitely visit again. I had the Skorpubraud toasted with isbui and hang meat. It was great!

Smells delicious and I'm sure the other products in the store are good but the choco chip cookie is below average. I have eaten a million times better cookies than this one, was sad but I guess not everyone can make spot on tasty cookies. Will surely visit there again to try something else.

Bakeri at a junction point serving super tasty products pie crossiants, cakes etc some special varities and coffee, service is fast and prices reasonable.

There was a big selection. I only reviewed the one I had.

The vibe of this coffee shop is warm and inviting and yet peaceful. A perfect place to study or relax after travelling. The manager Jess was so freindly and kind. She even chatted with me since I was having a little bit of a rough day. My cappuccino was perfection and just the right size and my boyfriend’s flat white was super smooth. All around a lovely cafe with a calm nordic vibe and friendly service, well worth a stop.

This is a nice coffee spot within walking distance of Lake Tjourn, located inside the Radisson hotel building. The barista is friendly and offered us a batch brew to try when we couldn’t decide on the menu. The coffee is good, and the atmosphere is relaxing. :)

Really nice chill cafe! I liked the vibe and really enjoyed my macchiato. A small cafe perfect for little coffee break in Reykjavik

A great little coffee shop. Serves the most amazing pastries, had to go back for more. Coffee is really good and the place has a really nice relaxed vibe. Highly recommend.

Decent spot for a quick brew, but the experience fell short. Staff seemed inattentive and missed key parts of our order—we asked for an espresso tonic but were given a soda instead. The matcha latte was overly sweet, and when we returned it, we were offered a substitute tea (which cost less), but no gesture or apology to make up for the mix-up. A bit more attention to detail and customer care would go a long way.

Excellent cafe with well made coffee and a great seating area. The cafe is attached to a hotel so is open relatively early. Plenty of nice seating so good for all groups. Coffee is well made

Really cute coffee shop. This place was recommended by a chef at OX, a high end restaurant in Reykjavik. I also heard another icelandic person say this is her favorite coffee place. They make their own almond croissant which was amazing, and the coffee was really good. Staff is friendly, and it's really cute inside!

Wonderful cocktails, natural wine and healthy pomegranate shots 💕 😊Easy atmo, great value and items that you rarely get fxpl Luna's beautiful flower tea and natural products 💚

A lovely little shop with a clear and positive vibe. I stopped in just for white sage, but also left with Palo Santo and a Kalanchoe baby.

Very cozy They have delicious cakes and Kombucha They are open until 11pm

The photo reviews looked interesting but we were not impressed.

Had a beautiful and relaxing time here. Fun decoration and the staff were very kind. Highly recommend!

Really cute place to hang out. The Grape Gin cocktail is one of the best cocktails I ever tried.

This is a cafe that also sells crystals. It's a small collection, but a nice mix. The crystal prices are amazingly good.

Enough seats and a cozy environment mixing locals and tourists, unfortunately it disappointed me some how. The team was friendly tho. 1 star missing is because of the coffee. The cappuccino I got is lack of taste and not creamy. As a big brand, I was expecting something better.. Another one missing is that I found out a new roll of toilet paper was on the floor and dirty..

Walking through the streets of Reykjavik and need a quick cup of coffee or just want to warm up for a bit? This place will do. Although seating could feel a tad cramped, it sort of goes with the coffee vibe. Not a place where I'd read a book but the beverages are good, confectionery is good, service is good.

This is a nice cafe in downtown Reykjavik. I loved the morning coffee and breakfast. The multi-grain toast with pesto, butter and cheese was delicious. I liked the decor too. I ended up visiting the same cafe multiple times. The staff is very nice.

Nice and modern interior. Friendly and helpful staff, but looks like a tourist trap. There was some locals but the place ia a bit crowdy, full of tourist. However if you don't mind, you will get really good coffee, an awsome brownie and banana bread. Latte + cappuccino + brownie + banana bread = £20

Decently sure this is an Icelandic chain, but had good coffee. Crossaint and a latte was about $11 USD which I didn't think was too bad considering that's what I would pay for a Starbucks back home. I really loved their vegan crossiant! I was impressed a crossiant could be that good without real butter. Service is quick and has to go and dine-in options

Jökull (Frappuccino with Licorices flavour) This is absolutely out of expectations! I chose oat milk and vegan cream, everything just perfectly matched ~ If you are scared to try the Icelandic licorices, you can start by trying this drink🥤 You can also choose your own flavour~ Clean and cozy atmosphere, good place to rest and recharge!

Great coffee shop. Different brew methods available. Batch filter is free refill and it tasted good, well balanced blend. Good beans. Several origins on offer at any time. Snacks and sweets available. Good layout, colourful and bright, comfortable seats. Friendly and happy staff. Relaxed atmosphere. They roast their own beans, which are available to buy. I enjoyed it very much. Would definitely come gain and would definitely recommend.