Modern food hall featuring Brand Vín & Grill with Japanese Robata charcoal grill reaching 800°C. Multiple food stations offering international cuisine in stylish setting. Great for groups with different tastes.
Hafnartorg Gallery Food Hall is a modern food hall in the Hafnartorg development on Tryggvagata, anchored by Brand Vín & Grill and its Japanese-style Robata charcoal grill that reaches temperatures around 800°C for fast, smoky cooking of meat and seafood. Several other stations serve international dishes, from seafood platters to gourmet burgers, giving groups with different tastes a range of options under one stylish, contemporary roof. The design is sleek and modern rather than rustic, with clean lines, good lighting, and a more polished feel than some of Reykjavík's older food halls, making it comfortable for both a casual lunch and an evening out with drinks. Most vendors operate on a walk-in basis, though some stations within the hall take their own reservations for larger groups or busy evenings. It works well as a flexible option for groups wanting variety without settling on a single restaurant.
| Price | $$ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Reservations | Walk-in, some vendors take reservations |
| Address | Tryggvagata 14-16, 101 Reykjavík |
Signature dishes
- Robata grilled meats — $18
- Seafood platter — $22
- Gourmet burgers — $15
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Location
Tryggvagata 14-16, 101 Reykjavík
64.1489, -21.9386 View on map
Highlights
- Robata charcoal grill reaching around 800°C
- International food stations including seafood and gourmet burgers
- Sleek, modern food hall design
- Good option for groups with varied tastes
Tips for visiting
- The Robata grill station is the highlight for meat and seafood lovers
- Some vendors take reservations for groups; check ahead for larger parties
- Evenings are livelier, with a more bar-like atmosphere than lunchtime
Accessibility
The food hall has step-free, modern indoor access suitable for wheelchair users.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes Hafnartorg's Robata grill distinctive?
It uses Japanese-style charcoal grilling at very high temperatures, around 800°C, for fast, smoky cooking.
Is Hafnartorg good for groups?
Yes, its mix of stations and stylish setting makes it well suited to groups with different tastes.
Do I need a reservation?
Most vendors are walk-in, though some accept reservations for larger groups.