Brauð & Co

It’s a cute little spot that serves a variety of pastries. We tried the famous Icelandic cinnamon roll and a square shaped pastry (not sure about the name, hahaaa) both were very cinnamon-y and quite sweet. It’s a great place to sample local sweets, though the only downside is that there’s no seating area, so everything is to-go. Other than that, it’s a perfect little nook! :)

Simply amazing. I love a proper bakery and these guys are legit. So much to choose from. I grabbed a couple of traditional Icelandic treats and both were very good. One was a chilli cheese twist bread and the other a flaky vanilla and cinnamon pastry. So so good.

The bakery is small and busy, so I felt rushed and didn’t have much time to consider all the options. I decided on the first thing that appealed to me, which was the pretzel croissant. Not a bad choice. It’s got the flaky texture of a croissant with the distinctive pretzel taste of lye. Quite unique and I recommend trying it. We also got some cinnamon and pecan pastries. I can’t personally sing their praises because I’m not a fan of those flavours, but the people who ate them enjoyed them. It would be nice to have a. dining area, but there is a small playground near the bakery where you can sit and eat.

The cinnamon roll is worth the hype. Not your typical cinnamon roll, but somehow still SO delicious. Tried the Vinarbraud per the lady's recommendation and it was wonderful.

Stopped by Brauð & Co while on vacation after seeing it on "Somebody Feed Phil." When Mr. Rosenthal said that Brauð & Co makes the best cinnamon roll in the world, he was not joking. Hands down - it's the best cinnamon roll I've ever had. I love a gooey center, and Brauð & Co somehow made their center gooey and molten like a lava cake. Americans, please note: the cinnamon roll is fully cooked. The center is supposed to be that way and it's FABULOUS! I think the cinnamon rolls in heaven will be like this. Go for the recommended standard cinnamon roll and thank me later! Way to go, Brauð & Co. You have achieved cinnamon roll perfection!!

Walked toward to visit Hallgrímskirkja church in Reykjavík, Iceland. Saw this bakery shop on the way. Smells amazing and lots of locals inside. It was a good sight! I wasn't hesitant to pop in! The twist buns and croissants etc looked amazing and smells really nice! I don't like the cinnamon so they recommended the vanilla or toffee flavour. That was the best bun I've tasted. The flavour and the texture. It was soft and warm. Yum!! We went back there to buy 4 more. Must try! One bun cost £4.95

Tasty pastries like croissants, rolls as well as freshly baked breads. My Hazelnut Danish was tasty but the filling was a bit too sweet. It would be nice to know how much sugar there is per 100 grams. The place is very popular given its high rating.

The building, the atmosphere, the selection of goodies, oh the cinnamon rolls... just thinking about it makes me hungry! So delicious! We went there twice while we were in Reykjavik (only 2 days). LOVED the cinnamon rolls, croissant, and scones!