Whenever I am in Reykjavik I stop here at least once. They have good coffee, tea, a couple of nice desserts. They also have wine by the glass, if that's your thing. I've never tried the other food they have on offer. But they have free wi-fi, which is nice.

On our first day in town, we walked down from the main bus station and then spent 20 mins in the tourist office collecting information and booking a few trips. After which we were in need of a nice coffee somewhere close by. We asked the girl behind the counter in the tourist office if she could recommend anywhere and... More

This cafe is centrally located, it serves lovely coffee with a refill in the price. The furnishings are eclectic, just like being in your granny's front room. It has a very welcoming and friendly atmosphere to it. All it needs is a roaring fire and you wouldn't want to leave.

Came here two nights and loved it. Try the stout, it was tasty. Bartenders were sweet (if you beat them at a game of chess, you get a free beer or something). Met some interesting Icelanders and foreigners. There were two young women next to us knitting and drinking coffee, a few people on laptops, people playing board games, others... More

Loved this little cafe / bar. We visited twice, once during the day for coffee & doughnut and once in the evening for a cocktail. Relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, board games available.

Fantastic interesting beer (especially good at happy hour prices), lovely relaxed atmosphere, comfy sofa's etc - could have spent hours in here

Tasty pastries, great service, funky atmosphere. Feels like a place I would find in Portland, Oregon. Clientele is a nice mix of tourists and locals. Open on Good Friday when a lot of places aren't.

Morning coffee and best hot chocolate in very nice laidback cafe. Just across the way from the Fishmarkt.

Nice selection of 5 proper Icelandic Beers.@3Euros for a big beer at happy hour - 4-8PM.Very cosy,like being in someone's front room.Mixed clientelle.