K Ari í Ögri, Ingólfsstræti 3, T 551 9660. Sun-Thu 1100-0100, Fri-Sat 1130-0300. Just off Laugavegur, this small pub serves snacks as well as hearty all-day breakfasts. Sandwiches start at about ISK 500 and fish at ISK 1500. It’s neither classy nor trendy like the majority of the city's bars and restaurants, but the food is good value. K First Vegetarian, Laugavegur 20b, T 552 8410, F 552 9410. Mon-Sat 1130-2200, Sun 1800-2200. Homely café-style dining in a restaurant serving Indian and Italian specials as well as soup, sandwiches, coffee and cake throughout the day for lunch and supper. There’s also a variety of organic beer, wine and juice and it’s all served in a welcoming, good-value first-floor restaurant looking out onto the main shopping street. Recommended. K Galileo Pizzeria, Hafnarstræti 1-3, T 552 9500, F 552 9501. Daily 1130-2330. Smart pizzeria serving a range of international foods from grilled lamb, salmon and lobster to foal and lima beans. Fairly stylish and more expensive for meat, which costs around ISK 1700, than for fish and pizza. K Jómfrúin, Lækjargata. T 557 0100. Daily 1100-2200, 20 Apr-20 Sep. Danish open-sandwich restaurant with a bistro feel. Beef and salmon sandwiches start at around ISK 1150. Occasionally hosts mid-afternoon jazz recitals in Summer. K Kaffi List, Laugavegur 20a, T 562 5059. Sun-Thu 1000-0100, Fri 1000-0400, Sat 1000-0400. Light, stylish café serving snacks and Italian food. It’s very upmarket and devoid of the punk influences that you might expect from the scar of pink neon writing on the outside. There’s also a particularly good wine list. The café is open for sandwiches for around ISK 800, and coffee and cake during the afternoon, then it turns into a bar in the evening. The service is slow. K Shalimar, Austurstræti 4, T 551 0292. Mon-Thu 1130-2200, Fri-Sat 1130-2300, Sun 1700-2200. It’s a bit unusual to be served lamb madras by a fair-haired, blue-eyed Icelandic waitress, but that’s what you get here. It’s one of the cheapest places to get a filling meal and is popular with the locals. Lunch deals are even cheaper than evening meals. KKK Jonatan Livingston Mávur, Tryggvagata 4-6, T 551 5520. Daily from 1700. Elegant fish restaurant down by the harbour serving lobster soup, puffin, wild salmon and a set menu of three courses for ISK 3000. Exclusive but not as nice or new as Tveir Fiskar across the road. KKK Tveir Fiskar, Geirsgata 9, T 511 3474, F 511 3475, http://www.restaurant.is Lunch Mon-Fri 1200-1400, dinner daily from 1800. Refined Icelandic fish restaurant over- looking the harbour. Specialities include oyster soup, smoked puffin with pear marmalade and caviar. A high-quality modern gourmet affair with a feng-shuied interior. KK Casa Grande, Tryggvagata 8, T 511 1314. Daily from 1800. Mexican cantina-style bar-restaurant with reasonably priced food and beer, and a young, fun atmosphere.
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