The Savvy Backpacker

"Food truck that serves up a single dish of fresh cod, spinach, and cherry tomatoes. Very tasty."

KidTripster

"Icelanders know their fish! You’ll want to head to Fish & Co. for the freshest selections including your classic fish and chips."

Rachel Williams

"If you’re looking for a street food dining experience during your time in the city, I can boldly say that you won’t find better than Fish&Co. As a food cart based opposite the Settlement Exhibition, it’s a very unassuming food stop but one you will not regret. Serving just one dish, fresh pan-fried cod cooked with garlic, butter, spinach and cherry tomatoes, it offers simple dining. With quality ingredients and a very friendly owner, you should put this on your must-visit list."

Natacha Costa

"An important question in Reykjavik is where to eat delicious food without having to rob a bank. There are always inexpensive ramen or noodles options, but for something truly Icelandic, go to the Fish & co, where the traditional food is prepared as street food."

Kendall Hill

"Located on Aoalstraeti or “main street’’, the capital’s oldest thoroughfare, this newcomer kiosk serves just two dishes, one of them is a generous, restaurant-quality wedge of snow-white, pan-fried cod packed in a takeaway container with sauteed cherry tomatoes and spinach. It’s not cheap truck tucker by Australian standards but it’s a total bargain in Iceland and best enjoyed while sheltering under the eaves of a nearby building during a light snowfall."

Ragnar Egilsson

"For a mere 1000 ISK, you get a chunk of cod cooked in a generous amount of butter, served over spinach that wilts under the heat, and blistered cherry tomatoes. This is a perfect meal for a cold afternoon and one of the more wholesome options in downtown Reykjavík. They served small talk, too—this was the only chap in our investigation who knew that eating at a food truck is also about chatting with the folk behind the wheel."