Icelandic Fish and Chips

Not my first time here but the first time for a while. I tried to go last month, one vening after eight, but it was packed to the rafters and my daughter and I gave up and went to Kruathai instead http://www.kruathai.is/

Anyhow, I'm home alone today so I cycled into town and got there about 6:30. It was still busy but there was no queue.

I ordered haddock, garlic and basil oven fries and mustard and honey sauce. The I cycled home, snacking on potatoes on the way.

The food was delicious. I forget the price exactly but just over 2000kr. The website prices are a bit out of date http://www.fishandchips.is/

Frú Berglaug

I went into town with my husband last Saturday and we wandered down Laugavegur looking for a late lunch. I ruled out anything that was grill-based but he wanted more than a coffee shop. We settled on this place and it was great!

The service was very slow, but it was Gay Pride parade day and very sunny and warm so unusually busy probably. The food was delicious!

I had Kaupstaðar salat which was a whole heap of grilled small lobster tails, mixed salad including mango and melon, garlic bread, and a mustardy salad dressing. 1990 kr.

My husband had Humar samloka með salati which was actually very similar, minus the mango and plus balsamic glaze. 1890 kr.

We followed it with espresso coffee which was very good (love Lavazza).

I think we are sure to go back some time.

http://www.fruberglaug.is/menu.html