The English Pub — Restaurant in Reykjavik

had a drink here during the day when it was busy. Turned up later just before closing time just to see if they were still serving. door was open people were at the bar drinking. I asked if they were still serving and the bar man said no. I said "oh sorry, thought you might still be open as the door was open" he rudely and sarcasticly said, "no, i dont even know why you are here" and laughed with his staff at me. I apologised and left but felt emabarrased. Was very rude. willl not be going there again during my time here. staff were generaly very blunt and dismissive during the day but always forgiving when i know its busy but no need to belittle me when I was just...

I am disabled at this time due to a work accident. I tried to go inside The English Pub at around 02:45 am, but the bouncers would not let me in because I had crutches. They clearly stated that I was not welcome by telling me that it was a bad idea for me to go inside for my own safety. That same night I had gone inside meany other establishments and had a great time but this particular bar would not let me in. After I tried to tell them that I was capable of handling my self they ignored me. This bar is probably very good at daytime but at nighttime the staff might be discriminatory against disabled people. Thank you for...

Worst Caipirinha I've ever been served in a bar! The bartender didn't bother to neither muddle nor squeeze the lime and then decided to "top it up" with soda water [sic!]. Retrospectively I can't understand why I drank and paid for it, but I blame the late hour and low blood sugar.

If however you're more of a beer-person and like roudy bars this place is it! Sticky floor, occasional live music, among the cheaper beers in Reykjavik and....(drum roll) a "wheel of beer" where you can pay, spin and win up to 8 beers, which sure will turn up both your spirit and (subjective) sex...