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! :)

honestly the best pastry I’ve had in a long time! I tried the caramel & müsti - absolutely incredible! A bit pricey, but totally worth it. There are only two seats by the window (otherwise it’s mostly to-go), and we were lucky enough to grab one - super cozy spot and 100% recommend! 🥐☕

I heard of this bakery via TikTok and wanted to try. Their popular cinnamon roll was delicious! As well as their croissant and hot chocolate. I wish they had more coffee drink options (like a latte or cold brew), but I would highly recommend visiting. Another detail worth mentioning is that it is very small inside and there is only 1 table to sit at.

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.

Cinnamon rolls are amazing, but the guy working there was a completely jerk. He messed up the order then got angry blamed us for his own mistakes. Mistakes happen but he should just own up to his mistakes instead blaming others, and there was no need to get so angry over it either.

This is by far the best cinnamon roll I’ve ever had in my life! I laughed and cried,quite literally, when I took my first bite. I wake up dreaming about this cinnamon roll! I tell everyone I know that they have to go to Iceland even if it’s just for this bakery. I used to be the pastry chef at the American Swedish Institute, so I’ve had, and baked, my fair share of cinnamon rolls but nothing can hold a candle to these!

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.

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!!