I got here about 40 minutes prior to closing so I didn't mark down for certain things

Warning, you must climb a flight of narrow stairs to get to this.

When I arrived the host came over and looked irritated that I was there (even though there were several tables filled with people). She did not say hello, she greeted me by saying "We're out of the meat soup, there's only vegetarian" I said that would be fine. "It's curried ginger vegetable". She seemed like she was trying to get me to say no.

Anyway I sat and was given a cute little table with a street view which was nice. The soup came out quickly (it's premade, they just ladle into a bread bowl).

The soup was hot and it was delicious. I was thinking it would be a chunky soup but it was like a puree. The bread bowl was very tasty and didn't seem stale the way it can be at places. They also give you the bread portion they cut out of the middle with a side of butter, so that was a nice touch. I did think the price was a little high (even by Icelandic standards), but it was ok, the food was good.

I had water with my dinner and I ended up having to take my glass up to the counter to have it refilled, again the lady seemed irritated that I asked for a refill and sighed at me. She literally just had to turn and fill the glass from the tap behind her. Most places I've been had bottles of water at the table.