Lonely Planet

"The short blackboard at this bustling, casual place highlights piscatorial pleasures: fish and chips is the bestseller. All good washed down with local beers."

Have Halal, Will Travel

"There’s one restaurant we’d recommend in this town, and that is Akureyri Fish & Chips. It offers a full seafood menu, but we just went with the good old fish & chips."

Celebrity Cruises

"This is the definitive place to find authentic Icelandic fish and chips in Akureyri, and it doesn’t disappoint. Be sure to order a cold local beer with your meal."

Amy Novak

"Once we were done at the museum, we went straight to Akureyri Fish and Chips. We absolutely loved the decor and everything about this place. The fish and chips were some of the best we’ve ever had. Seriously, if you make it to Northern Iceland, you have to go here."

Margo Renner

"Akureyri Fish and Chips have the best deep-fried fish."

The Nordic Explorer

"Fish and chips (fiskur og franskar) is really popular in Akureyri. No wonder, because it is really good. Akureyri Fish and Chips is located downtown and is a good place to grab a batch of freshly caught fish and some fries. Try it with the sauce called “remoulade”. It is perfection."

Ragnar Egilsson

"For my money, Akureyri Fish and Chips is the best cheap meal in town. If you don’t believe me, head over and do a blind taste test of your own."

Mari Tirkkonen

"Year after year one of my favorites for a quick but a very filling meal. Be warned, the portions here come big! As a bonus, the wide choice of sauces will satisfy your taste buds with whatever you are in the mood for."

00guide

"The interior is rustic and the place itself is rather small and cozy. It has a small menu containing fish and chips and other fish dishes. The service is nice and the prices are rather cheap for Iceland. The quality of the food is great, the ingredients are fresh and the taste is awesome."

Camille Buckley

"This is an excellent place to find the usual fish and chips meal but with a unique twist that makes it stand out more than your average fish and chips. The sauces come in a wide variety with three options for a base: yogurt, Skyr, or mayo."