Fun atmospherefood was ok. Fish and chips were pretty greasy, the "fish" soup is seafood soup. We had one in the group who is allergic to shellfish. The doritos fish wasn't, but we still had fun.
Amazing fish an chips for a good price! we had a lovely time and even caught happy hour for affordable beer. Huge serving and very tasty.
Very nice atmosphere and well decorated. Staff was nice and friendly and the fish and chips tasted great! Comes in a basket with the fries and the fish is very big so it fills you up. My boyfriend got the chicken burger which was also very delicious.
This is a modern, nicely decorated place at the waterfront. There is a big seafood menu and a small bar. Very attentive personnel and quite fast service. A big variety of meal options, the high quality of the food as well as the large portion size. Fish seems to be very fresh, delicious! I'd recommend to try fish and chips, and one of the local beers
I love the plokkfiskur. It's like a cod shepherd's pie covered in bernaise and it's definitely worth checking out. They also have a lamp made from a dry fish that is totally legit.
Owner knows a good food value. Best fish I have had anywhere. Fresh cod great cooking. Best value in Iceland .
Some of the best fish and chips I've ever had. Other choices were also great if you're more adventurous!
Some of the tastiest cod and chips I have ever tasted. As is common in Iceland very expensive. Approximately £18 per portion.
Parking is free right accross the shop. Get a parking coupon from be bank just few shop away from fish and chip to entitle for free parking. We order akuryeri fish apecial, 2 big pieces of fish come with 2 choice of source and chips. Jalapeno garlic was very nice. Fish soup was delicious tooo, lobster base with salmon, prawn and cod. Slurppppppp.
this place serves one of the very best fish and chips, and I would dare say it's probably better than many I've had in England. the plokkfiskur is a definite must try - it is like a type of buttery cod-fish potato gratin. came recommended by the staff, and I'm glad I tried the plokkfiskur. good service, good food, good beers, and good value (by icelandic standards). highly recommend.
Reasonably priced (for Iceland). £38 equivalent for Cod and chips twice with half a lager, one pepsi and a little tub of tarter sauce. If they charged that in Britain they'd be out of business within a week.
Excellent fish. Average chips. Need wifi.
Expensive, but everywhere is expensive in Iceland!!
Decided to go here after searching for some quick eats and immediately knew it was the place to go. Was not dossapinted. Fish and chips were perfectly fried and the beer was cold.
Great value and a great stop.
After being in the cold for long, we went here for some hot food and they did meet our expectations. Fish n chips were great. Good service. And decently priced for iceland!
Was almost fully occupied when we went. Probably this is a famous space for locals to get nice food.
Probably the best fish & chips I had on Iceland! This is the real deal - Fantastically fresh fish & chips. It was wonderful!
We tried these sauces which all were superb and matched the fish well Lemon-pepper-dill, Jalapeno-garlic, Tartar sauce, Honey mustard-tarragon and Hot chili mayo.
We will defiantly stop by again if/when we were back as this is the coziest little place with the best tasting fish and chips on the north side of the Iceland.
This is worth visiting!
Good food, good prices and fast service. They call it fastfood, we like it 😀. Free wifi
Probably the best fish stew I had in Iceland. On top of that, it's considerably cheaper compared to other options in Akyreyri.
One of our most disappointing meals in Iceland. First, the good: the decor is cute and the staff is very nice and friendly and patient and accommodating. My friend said the fish and chips were three-star with good fish underneath but thick breading; the fish soup was the worst of several my friends have tried--thin and lacking in good stuff, with several small shrimp that were sour; and the chicken burger was real chicken not a party, but it was fatty skin-covered, chewy thigh meat, and the bun was lousy with mayo in both tip and bottom, with some iceberg lettuce and a couple of tomato slices. They changed out the bun for one without mayo and put on chili sauce instead. There's a pitcher of water available. There are a few beer options. It's right by the public parking lot--they do give tickets, so go to the post office and get a firm on which you write the time you parked.
We had the fish and chips special 2.190 kr, really expensive for two smallish pieces of cod. The food was good but I was expecting larger portions for the cost. The lemon pepper dill sauce was very good. The decor is very nice and the staff were pleasant. Kids fish and chips was 1.290 kr.
Fish Soup was great. Fish and Chips were fish and chips. Plokkfiskur was an interesting Icelandic dish. Prices are reasonable compared to most restaurants in Iceland ($40 CAD for a regular burger anyone?) but overall a good food stop on the Ring Road in Akureyri.