Lobsterhouse has been under the present owner for a year and a half, however he worked there under the previous owner.  It is in an almost 200 year old house that is worth the visit alone, just to see it.  The ceilings are decorated with paintings and the walls with curios.  Table and chair combinations vary but all work together nicely.  There is also one room called the gallery room where the walls are covered with pictures, some slightly at an angle and according to the owner they are not straightened because the floor moves enough that they become askew as soon as you walk away from straightening them.  The very homey ambiance is further enhanced by the friendliness of the people working there.  The owner was kind enough to show us around and the waiter knew much history of the house and Reykjavik that he was willing to share.  Both personalities really enhanced the meal experience.   Continue reading →