Sbarro

I've been to the Rekjavik airport on a few different occasions, mostly on layovers traveling between the U.S. and Europe with Play. This is one of the better spots to get a bite within that terminal. It seems like it's sitting out for a bit, but it doesn't taste old or anything. They'll heat up your slices for you.

- Viggy Vanchi -

Friendly staff Pepperoni slice and cheese slice were heated up and tasted good Seating right in area but outlets were all unplugged

- Alita Hawksworth -

Decent spot to grab a bite while waiting in an airport that has nowhere to wait. It’s unfortunate that most of the seating is taken up with passengers who have nowhere else to sit. The food was pretty good. The staff was very pleasant. It’s the one bright spot in this airport.

- Joe S -

The pizza slice I got was big and pretty good. It’s a bit pricey, but that’s expected with airport pricing. The service was fast, and there’s plenty of seating available right beside the kiosk and around the corner. You do need to have a connecting flight to access this spot. The area was clean and tidy, with pizzas on display behind a glass window, and they warm it up when you order. Overall, a solid option for a quick bite at the airport!

- Jenny -

Airport food isn't great and Sbarro is something I'd never eat in the US. However, the smell got me as soon as we got into the D Terminal. I tried to resist but gave in and got a pepperoni slice. It was actually quite good - pepperoni was subtle but adequate. Crust was a bit bland. 1200 krona for a slice is a bit painful, but for airport good I don't think I could be happier.

- Lane -

This place is a lifesaver, especially if one has a short layover time and just rushing from arrival gate to the departure, like we did a few weeks ago. Pizza slices were well put together and well cooked. Lots of vegetarian pizza options. You can see the staff works very hard to keep things moving in spite of the high customer volume. Kudos!! Slightly on the pricier side ($50 for 4 pizza slices and 4 drinks). But given the convenience, it's a great value. Who would expect a Sbarro in Iceland, but a smart move given how many US and international travelers pass thru KEF these days.

- Akshay Kumar -

Listen to me, fellow budget airline friends. Previous reviewers have suggested that one would be better off dying than consuming this pizza. Very well if it's death they want, it's death Sbarro shall give them. This pizza is legitimately good and I will accept no disputes otherwise. Like if you gave me this at 2pm on a Saturday I'd be a happy man. With pizza too might I add. But these poor workers are here slinging slices with efficiency rarely seen outside of the empire state at 4 in the morning to angry Americans who somehow heard the last 3 people get asked for their boarding pass and yet are unsurprisingly still not ready with theirs. Do they call these folks mean names as we would certainly do to a foreigner behaving The same way in the States? No, they serve up these slices with patience and empathy. Now, The prices are high, it's an airport. However, if you simply choose to exercise your God given American right to pretend the dollar is the only valid form of currency and choose not to do the conversion you can just live in ignorant bliss of that fact. So, do me a favor fellow travelers; don't starve. Eat the authentic new york pizza and have a safe and comfortable onward journey to a place with almost certainly worse pizza

- Seth Rallo -

Pizza slices were really good, overpriced though but kind of expected at the airport. If you are hard core vegetarian then you might have to request them to use separate tongs and heat pizza separately. In case you are starving after a long flight (which you will for sure) and waiting for next flight this place is better option(or the only option I guess) than any other food places at the airport.

- Divea saini -