Reviews for Reykjavik, Iceland

38 Threp is an exclusive shoes, clothes and accessories shop in Laugavegur, the main shopping street of Reykjavik.

The selection boasts both international and Icelandic brands. The shoes are really nice and the prices are still decent enough, at least from Finnish point of view.

The service is... More >

You have to protect your precious body when exploring Iceland. 66° North is an expert providing these clothes and accessories, as their designs are originated and tested in Iceland.

The flagship store on Lækjargata has a good collection of parkas, hiking boots and other protective wear for both... More >

Fourth Floor hotel is located in the eastern edge of the Reykjavik centre. Laugavegur, the main street, transforms into shopping street in the same corner. As the name implies, the hotel is located on the fourth floor, just above Guesthouse 101.

The decor is simplistic, very Scandinavian, almost ... More >

When you need a power suit and related accessories of high quality, but nothing extremely special or obscure, head to GK Reykjavík on Laugavegur. The shop caters the clothing needs of both ladies and gentlemen.

The ambience of the place is also worth experiencing, the garments are surrounded wit... More >

Hamborgarabúllan is a very small restaurant that sells only hamburgers. But old fashioned hamburgers, with juicy steak, served with home made fries. The meals are also inexpensive in Icelandic standards.

The hamburger is just as delicious as a hamburger can be. Forget Big Macs and Whoppers, this... More >

The place looks like a Thai restaurant outside, but you are surprised as you enter to a crummy bar. Don't be afraid, food is served and the tables are secluded from the bar.

The food is good, prices are reasonable and the service is quite fast, but quite impersonal. The only problem is the smoke,... More >

kaffitár is a smallish cafe in middle of Reykjavik, facing the main shopping street Laugavegur. The place is a melting pot of locals and tourists; coffee is good and prices are reasonable. The place is little bit rundown, in symphatetic way, such as the cafes in New York.

Try any special coffee,... More >

Kron sells shoes that make you happy. The selection is so full or brightness and colours that you cannot have sour face while shopping. The whole shop follows this jumpy colourscheme with orange tables and bright wallpapers.

Kron stocks Camper, Salvador Sepena and Again&Again, among others. The p... More >

Penninn Eymundsson is the largest bookstore in Iceland, and it has surprisingly big and good English books section. Other languages can be found, too, but the selection is tilted towards Nordic languages. Unfortunately the books are somewhat more pricey than in the mainland.

The store has a good ... More >

If you happen to be an avid fan of Erró, one of the most famous and contradictonary Icelandic contemporary artists, consider visiting Reykjavik Art Museum at Hafnarhús, near the Reykjavik harbour.

If you don't really care for his art, the place has still nice architecture, but other exhibitions... More >