Reykjavík Roasters
Reykjavík Roasters is a beloved coffee destination in Reykjavík, Iceland, renowned for its exceptional coffee—with some claiming it's the best they've ever had. This trendy, laid-back café offers delicious breakfast options featuring quality sourdough bread, while providing a cozy workspace with free Wi-Fi for locals and tourists alike.
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2 months ago
Delicious coffee and delicious breakfast. We had the avacardo and sourdough toast with a coffee. Lovely little cafe.
3 weeks ago
I was about to give 1*, because of some bad customer service experience. I went there at 07:10 am, I needed my coffee before my excursion. There was this skinny guy with a mustache, I think his name was Markus. He needs to ameliorate his attitude towards customers. But as I saw that the place has good reviews, I went back the next day to find wonderful people working there and being really professional. I highly recommend this wonderful spot.
3 months ago
Food is great. Customer-organized seating gets complicated with limited seats, kids and folks parked on laptops (typical). Three private bathrooms make it comfortable for a long stay. Service forgot about us/our order and didn’t make amends. We got it in the end…but they didn’t. SMH.
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