K-Bar

No Longer In Business

A really nice place, good service and food. Decent selection of beers, both Icelandic and foreign.

Darkly lit modern bar right across the street from 73 with two separate sections. 8 beers on tap when I went, which features a Borg, an Einstok, a Gæðingur and other less notables. Decent bottle selection too, including Icelandic beers (retired Borgs), Brewdog, Mikkeller, and some American stuff. Very friendly service. Prices are quite high for the bottles but reasonable for the taps. Worth a drop by.

This cozy place is located inside what I would consider the downtown area. We sat in the back, dimly lit bar area and had the place to ourselves. There were six taps, four of which were Icelandic beers, and a handful of bottles. They were out of several bottles despite having an advertisement bottle on a ledge above the bar. Service was friendly and attentive, and the food menu looked good but we had just eaten so we did not partake.

This was our first bar in Reykjavik, plane landed at 6:30, we were at the hotel by 9:30 and in this bar by 10 or so. The front end is a small Korean fusion style restaurant, but the coffee guy Lukas opened up the back bar part for us (you first customer, GI!). They have mainly macros on tap, but a good range of bottles from Borg and others, including some retired impy stouts. Lukas said he knew coffee, not beer, but he did a terrific job taking care of us, and went well above the call of duty. Fun place, and we will be back.

Seems to be quite popular with young people. They have a good selection of draught beers, mostly Icelandic but with some Mikkeller and Brewdog thrown in.

Strange little bar stuck at the back of a pizza restaurant. Pretty excellent choice of local and international options.

K-Bar was my favorite place to drink in Reykjavik and the only place I returned a second time. In the back of the restaurant is a small and cozy bar, dimly-lit, a few tables and a small number of bar seats available. Wide selection of Iceland beer with a lot of American and Belgian bottles as well. Of the 6 taps, two were new to me and interesting, two more were new but were Christmas spice beer which don’t interest me at all. Across the street is 73, another spot not to miss if in you’re in town to drink beer.

Very relaxing atmosphere. Good looking interior, great exotic Korean food and enormous beer selection. Highly recommended.

New place in Reykjavik. Good bottle selection, fantastic service. The concept is korean street food and food is delicious. Apart from micro this is the best place for bottled selection in Reykjavik. Draft is some macro but also some craft. Really nice place.