Great place to go for a variety of affordable food options. We had a pizza form Eatlan and wraps from KORE which was especially good as they had Viking beer on Happy Hour until 19:00

This place was where we were sent our first night near hotel. Maybe its what we got, but it sucked and wasn't all that cheap. Essentially a food court with seating with others. Looking for something Icelandic as just arrived. Got Lamb soup and Fish...and Chips. Watery bland soup and greasy fish. Wished we had gone to Flatey pizza or Viet Noodles, which we did later and were better.More

Upscale food hall - with wine and beer - and good variety of restaurants, including Italian. It was so good we went back a second time.

There are a variety of restaurants in the hall with different types of food, so everyone in your group can find something they like. The prices were reasonable. There are a number of tables in the center, which was good for maintaining distance during Covid...times. The adjacent room smelled too much like fish to be able to eat in there.More

Excellent food hall! It’s mainly locals who come here. So ya know it must be good. I had the fish n chips at Frystihusid and it was so delicious I ordered a second plate of chips. The fish n chips was only $19 USD. My...second plate of French fries was only $5 USD. What a good value for Iceland especially. I also had the cappuccino from Eatlan Pizza, and it was also excellent.More

This place was recommended by the staffer at the Saga Museum, and we're so glad she did. Now, this is not like a food court in the US! It had a number of food stands/booths, each offering distinctive food: Fish n chips, fresh lamb, pasta,...pizza, Indian...My wife opted for pasta and enjoyed it; I visited the fresh lamb booth and got a lamb pita, served with a generous amount of fries, and a great sauce. It was similar to, but better than, a lamb gyro one might get at home. And one of the most reasonably priced food finds in all of Reyjkavik.More

Really good service, me and my friend got a bowl of fries for only 440kr( 5-6$) wich is not a lot for the amount we got

We found this amazing food hall in the town centre. The choices from the different vendors was great. We found a favourite that sold local dishes which were absolutely delicious. The kurtsuppa (type of lamb stew) is gorgeous . Prices were reasonable compared to more..."up market" restaurants. Everything cooked fresh. Mainly used by locals, very friendly staff. Nothing fancy, but good food good valueMore

Our family of 5 (including 3 teenagers) visited Grandi Food Hall for dinner on a recent trip to Reykjavik. We arrived somewhat early (we were jet lagged and hungry) on week night, and it was relatively quiet with plenty of parking right out front. We...walked around to the various stalls to figure out what we wanted. We had chicken, fried shrimp, lamb stew, and a lamb burger, all of which were great (especially the lamb dishes from Fjarhusid). Great value too compared to what we could have spent on dinner elsewhere. Definitely recommend for lunch or dinner, especially if you have a group with diverse tastes. There's likely something for everyone at Grandi. And had we not been forced to go home due to the pending travel bans, we likely would have returned.More

Here you can choose a wide range of food from various cuisine. The staff is friendly, the service is fast and the atmosphiere is cosy. You should try it.

Went twice during our 4 day stay. Recommend the lobster soup and grilled prawns from LAX. Happy hour a great time for very reasonably priced drinks. Not to be missed.

Their was different food options to please all the family and still be able to be eat together Also good food package options. Eg cheaper with chips or a drink. Nice relaxed atmosphere and a good selection of choice. Would definitely return