Brút
About Brút
A Michelin Guide restaurant opened in 2021 that quickly became one of Reykjavík's hottest tables. Brút focuses on high-quality seafood in a relaxed, casual-fine setting with an award-winning natural wine list.
Brút offers a casual, romantic dining experience, set against intimate, minimalist scandinavian interior. Specialising in Seafood and New Nordic cuisine, the kitchen focuses on exceptional Dinner service. Among its standout qualities: michelin guide listed.
Situated in the heart of Reykjavík, Brút requires advance reservations — a testament to its popularity. It sits firmly in the special-occasion category, offering an elevated dining experience well worth the investment.
Intimate, minimalist Scandinavian interior
Perfect For
Who will love dining at Brút
Date Nights
Intimate atmosphere perfect for couples
Special Occasions
Celebrations, anniversaries & birthdays
Authentic Iceland
Loved by locals, not just tourists
Must-Try Dishes
Why Visit Brút
- Michelin Guide listed
- Natural wine focus
- Fresh seafood
- Casual-fine atmosphere
Iceland Dining Tips
Know before you go
Tipping
Tipping is not expected in Iceland. Service is included in all prices — locals rarely tip, though it is always appreciated.
Payment
Iceland is almost entirely cashless. Cards are accepted virtually everywhere, including most small cafes and food trucks.
Language
Menus are available in English at most restaurants. Icelandic staff almost universally speak excellent English.
Booking
In summer (June–August), popular restaurants book up weeks in advance. Reserve as early as possible for the best tables.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Wed–Sat 18:00–23:00
Reservations
Required — Book 1–2 weeks ahead
Meal Service
Ambiance
Dietary Options
Getting There
Location
Reykjavík, Reykjavík
Distance from Reykjavík
In Reykjavík city centre
Coordinates
64.1490°N, 21.9345°W
Parking
Limited/no parking — use public transport
Nearby Experiences
More to explore around Reykjavík
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Frequently Asked Questions about Brút
Everything you need to know before you visit.
How much does it cost to eat at Brút?
Brút is priced at $$$ (Upscale (5,000–9,000 ISK)). Mains 5,000–8,000 ISK. A fair price for the quality offered.
Do I need to make a reservation at Brút?
Yes, reservations are strongly recommended at Brút. Book 1–2 weeks ahead
What should I order at Brút?
The must-try dishes at Brút include: Whole fish to share, Langoustine tails, Natural wine pairing. These dishes best showcase what makes this restaurant special.
Is Brút good for vegetarians or vegans?
Yes — Brút caters to: Gluten-Free, Pescatarian. Let your server know your dietary requirements when ordering.
Where is Brút located?
Brút is located in Reykjavík, Reykjavík, Iceland. It is in the heart of Reykjavík city. Intimate, minimalist Scandinavian interior.
Is Brút child-friendly?
Brút is better suited to adults. The Casual, Romantic atmosphere makes it ideal for couples or groups rather than families with young children.
Is Brút wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Brút is wheelchair accessible. If you have specific accessibility needs, it is always worth calling ahead to confirm arrangements.
When is Brút open?
Brút is open: Wed–Sat 18:00–23:00. It is open year-round, though hours may vary on public holidays.
Can I pay by card at Brút?
Yes, Brút accepts credit and debit cards. Iceland is one of the most cashless countries in the world — you can safely pay by card here without needing local cash.
What is the dress code at Brút?
Brút is a fine dining restaurant — smart casual to formal attire is appropriate. Very casual attire (shorts, sportswear) may not suit the elegant atmosphere.
Is there an English menu at Brút?
Iceland is extremely tourist-friendly and the vast majority of restaurants, including Brút, offer menus in English. Staff typically speak excellent English, so you can easily ask about dishes, ingredients, and allergens.
Do they serve takeaway at Brút?
As a fine dining establishment, Brút is designed for a full sit-down experience and generally does not offer takeaway.
Should I tip at Brút?
Tipping is not customary in Iceland. Service charges are included in the bill at Brút, and Icelandic culture does not have a strong tipping tradition. While tips are always appreciated, you will not cause offence by not leaving one. If you have had an exceptional experience, rounding up the bill or leaving 5–10% is a lovely gesture.
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