Three coats

One of the best experiences we had during the entire trip. Marta was amazing at recommending the dishes and the food was amazing! Can recommend to anyone who is open for special culinary experiences that taste deliciously! Will come back next time!

One of the best places I ate at in Iceland! I went for a friend’s birthday dinner. The espresso martini and garlic bread were some of the best I’ve had anywhere. I also enjoyed my meal. It was flavorful and I left satisfied. Staff was very friendly. Reservations are necessary to ensure you can get a table.

Delicious seafood in a quaint local neighborhood spot. We arrived thirty minutes early on Valentine's Day, but were seated promptly. Our area was busy, but not noisy. Our server gave us just the right amount of time to review the menu before taking our orders. My creamy fish soup was hot and tasty and my main course of fresh plaice with a creamy sauce and a side of potatoes was ample and tasted great. A recommended stop when visiting Reykjavik.

An unforgettable dining experience at Þrír Frakkar! We tried the horse steak, whale sashimi, and smoked puffin, and every dish was a delightful adventure for the palate. The horse steak was tender and flavorful, the whale sashimi was fresh and delicate, and the smoked puffin had a rich, smoky taste that stood out as a unique highlight. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable, adding to the charm of the evening. Highly recommend for anyone looking to explore Icelandic cuisine!

Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. We ordered a bunch of stuff to try - puffins, lamb, horse and whale (both raw and steak). The puffins were really good, lamb was OK, the horse was really good and the whale stake was really bad, extremely salty and non chewable. The service was OK, but the prices you pay do not match the quality of food you're getting. Won't visit again.

Exotic starters, the puffin breast was delicious. The couples on the tables to both our sides were really enjoying the sashimi of whale. Our main courses (fish(cod) & chips, halibut on a delicious garlic & tomato sauce and halibut on a lagostins sauce) were perfect! Delicious deserts. A apecial note for the very courteous service. A must go for a fair price.

What an experience! My wife and I tried the smoked puffin and roasted whale to start. We didn't know what to expect but we were pleasantly surprised. The whale was so tender and flavorful. We shared a French onion soup and the horse steak. The soup was full of delicious onions. I would have preferred more cheese and croutons but belly space was already limited. The horse was so very tender, almost buttery soft. It tasted like it was sauted in bacon fat, amazing! The cats outside the window were entertaining. Definitely not strays. They were all collared and looked well cared for. ❤️

Three Coats offered a memorable dining experience in Reykjavik. While the puffin and whale dishes seemed geared towards adventurous tourists, the real stars of the menu were the fish courses. Each fish dish we tried was expertly prepared, showcasing the freshness and quality of Icelandic seafood. The flavors were vibrant and the presentation was beautiful, making each bite a delight. We highly recommend exploring the fish offerings – you won't be disappointed. Beyond the food, the service at Three Coats was truly outstanding. The staff were attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. They were happy to answer our questions about the menu and offer recommendations, enhancing our overall dining experience. Their professionalism and genuine care made us feel valued guests. While the puffin and whale might be a novelty, it's the exceptional fish and top-notch service that make Three Coats a standout restaurant. We would happily return for another taste of their delicious seafood and enjoy the friendly ambiance. A definite must-try for seafood lovers visiting Reykjavik.