Vínyl Bistro

Went there for dinner, I wasn't really impressed tbh. Maybe I went on a bad day or at the wrong time, it was very busy. I had the Thai noodles which had like 4 pieces of tofu and the noodles and veg were very overcooked but I ate it as it was expensive, it was a big portion though. My daughter had the club sandwich, again nothing special and rather overpriced. It is a very cool place, loved the decor. I would recommend Gló for food though.

I loved this spot! It first caught my eye after I noticed free vinyls outside. I went in to have a coffee and was really impressed by the modern/hipster vibe. Very green with lots of plants, old record players and vegetarian/vegan options.

Our favorite Vegan place while being in Reykjavik. Very good vibe, really nice food and not to expensive. The cakes are very nice to. Everything is Vegan here. We loved it and came back multiple times.

Lovely ambience, amazing food, great music, fab staff This was the closest vegan restaurant to where we were staying in Reykjavík. We couldn’t park nearby, but parked in a multi-storey car park, it was well worth the snowy 6 minutes walk down the road. It was 300kr for the parking, equivalent of £1.92. I ordered a decaf, almond and cinnamon latte which was yummy. I ordered the lasagne which was absolutely delicious - hands down the best vegan lasagne I’ve ever had. It came with garlic bread, pesto and salad. My husband got the portobello burger which came with crisps - he expected ‘chips’ in the English sense of the word. For desserts we shared the ‘fudge with cranberry sauce’ which tasted like peanut butter and jam with caramel on a base, it was really good, and the muesli bar topped with chocolate, also really good! I took home a couple of desserts - the cookie which has chocolate chips, peanut butter and chips (crisps!) this was recommended so I’m looking forward to trying that, and the caramel mousse too. All in the cost came to £55.50. For Iceland prices I don’t think that’s too bad. I would definitely recommend it and come here again.

Delicious food, nice and bright space to sit, and friendly staff :). Great for vegans, vegetarians, and everyone else! Gluten-free options available, as well as coffees, desserts, and drinks. Edit: Came back and had the Kawai Sandwich which was AMAZING, and a chocolate cupcake with toffee filling which was super good too 😍

This place is amazing. I’d give it ten stars if I could. The lasagna is one of the best I’ve ever had, vegan or otherwise. My (cute) girlfriend and I have had a couple meals here now and they have been among our favorites in two weeks here in Iceland. Couldn’t recommend this place more, we love it!!

I had the opportunity to try the salmon with mashed potatoes and the hummus, Both were delicious! Great music in a cosy atmosphere, Don't hesitate to stop there!

I loved this place. It's amazing. It's pricey, but it's well worth it. The best vegan place I've been to in a while. The flavors of the food mesh well with each other. I do wish we had a place like this in America.

Went there for dinner, I wasn't really impressed tbh. Maybe I went on a bad day or at the wrong time, it was very busy. I had the Thai noodles which had like 4 pieces of tofu and the noodles and veg were very overcooked but I ate it as it was expensive, it was a big portion though. My daughter had the club sandwich, again nothing special and rather overpriced. It is a very cool place, loved the decor. I would recommend Gló for food though.

I loved this spot! It first caught my eye after I noticed free vinyls outside. I went in to have a coffee and was really impressed by the modern/hipster vibe. Very green with lots of plants, old record players and vegetarian/vegan options.

Our favorite Vegan place while being in Reykjavik. Very good vibe, really nice food and not to expensive. The cakes are very nice to. Everything is Vegan here. We loved it and came back multiple times.

Lovely ambience, amazing food, great music, fab staff This was the closest vegan restaurant to where we were staying in Reykjavík. We couldn’t park nearby, but parked in a multi-storey car park, it was well worth the snowy 6 minutes walk down the road. It was 300kr for the parking, equivalent of £1.92. I ordered a decaf, almond and cinnamon latte which was yummy. I ordered the lasagne which was absolutely delicious - hands down the best vegan lasagne I’ve ever had. It came with garlic bread, pesto and salad. My husband got the portobello burger which came with crisps - he expected ‘chips’ in the English sense of the word. For desserts we shared the ‘fudge with cranberry sauce’ which tasted like peanut butter and jam with caramel on a base, it was really good, and the muesli bar topped with chocolate, also really good! I took home a couple of desserts - the cookie which has chocolate chips, peanut butter and chips (crisps!) this was recommended so I’m looking forward to trying that, and the caramel mousse too. All in the cost came to £55.50. For Iceland prices I don’t think that’s too bad. I would definitely recommend it and come here again.

Delicious food, nice and bright space to sit, and friendly staff :). Great for vegans, vegetarians, and everyone else! Gluten-free options available, as well as coffees, desserts, and drinks. Edit: Came back and had the Kawai Sandwich which was AMAZING, and a chocolate cupcake with toffee filling which was super good too 😍

This place is amazing. I’d give it ten stars if I could. The lasagna is one of the best I’ve ever had, vegan or otherwise. My (cute) girlfriend and I have had a couple meals here now and they have been among our favorites in two weeks here in Iceland. Couldn’t recommend this place more, we love it!!

I had the opportunity to try the salmon with mashed potatoes and the hummus, Both were delicious! Great music in a cosy atmosphere, Don't hesitate to stop there!

I loved this place. It's amazing. It's pricey, but it's well worth it. The best vegan place I've been to in a while. The flavors of the food mesh well with each other. I do wish we had a place like this in America.