Denisse Guerra

Google review

They have Gluten free creps!!!

Andra Radu

Google review

The food was good but I have celiac disease and my gluten free pizza was contaminated. I had a very severe pain after I eat pizza from jere. If you have celiac I would think twice before eating.

lari piji

Google review

After a long walk and exhausted by the biting wind of Reykjavik in December, we went to a small place called Reykjavik chips of which I had already read reviews in the preparatory phase of the trip and which I had asked if they served gluten free meals through an E-Mail. The place is small and not particularly furnished but it is warm and the scent as soon as you enter is inviting. At the average cost of 2500 isk, around 15 euros or a little more, they serve excellent burgers more or less stuffed with a side of french fries (classic or sweet) depending on your taste, also offering the option of a fish burger, or at the same price it is also possible to order a plate of fish and chips...Delicious and strictly Icelandic fish, just as good and tasty is the hamburger meat which has nothing to do with that of famous fast food chains...The crispy chips are good and salted to the right amount and included in a complete menu you will have a sauce to choose from among the many that the restaurant serves. Good lunch and fair price for Iceland. For children you will also find chicken nuggets. Advised.

Marc-André Pelletier

Google review

I’m celiac and had been craving fish and chips since the beginning of my trip 3 weeks ago. These went beyond my expectations. Absolutely recommend this place for gluten free fish and chips. **I cannot speak for cross contamination as I am not sensitive enough to it** please ask if you are celiac.

Grace Cheifetz

Google review

If you’re gluten-free (and even if you’re not) RUN do not walk to this place. I’m about to eat here every night I’m in Reykjavík and no one can or should stop me.