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We really enjoyed our visits here. We did dinner one night and brunch over the weekend. Lots of choices. Waiter recommended local food and it was great. We both had lamb filet, it was wonderful. Lots of brunch choices on the weekends. Reasonably priced by...More
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The staff are friendly and the food is great. It's also reasonably priced for Reyjkavik Can't wait to visit again!
Evening meal was very good, I had the fish and chips which was very tasty, my wife had the risotto which she enjoyed followed by cake and coffee, a bit pricey compared to England but reasonable value for Iceland. The waiting staff were very attentive....More
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Popped in for lunch. We had the Chicken and Mushroom Risotto and Steak sandwich. They were both really tasty and compared to a lot of restaurants in Reykjavik reasonably priced. We followed this with the caramel apple pie and tea and coffee The apple pie...More
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We went in by chance and we were not disappointed. Juan was very funny and patient (even when I asked for more lemon for the third time) and his recommendations were on the spot. Fish and chips was very tasty, the steak sandwich has a...More
We ate here twice during our stay in Reykjavik and thoroughly enjoyed the food both times. Our first visit we had the soup of the day (asparagus) and the fish and chips. Both were fresh and delicious. The second time round we opted for club...More
Good food, but much more expensive than last year. Very good fish and chips. Good and central location. Missing icelandic atmosphere with icelandic staff.
We were only in Iceland on a 4-night stay and were eating out 3 of those nights; we went to Solon twice as it was welcoming, had a nice atmosphere and the food was great. Prices are high compared to UK but pretty standard compared...More
We dropped in late one afternoon for a drink and a snack and stayed for dinner. The restaurant is located not far from the cathedral and near the heart of Reykjavik. The place was warm and casual, a great option if you have been pounding...More
We ate at Solon three times in the 6 days we were there. My husband became addicted to the Solon salad — tangerines, olives, tomatoes, cucumbers on a bed of lettuce, we also had fish and chips, steak sandwiches x2, chicken wings and a bacon...More
