Reykjavík Grapevine - 06.11.2009, Blaðsíða 20
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3 Frakkar
Baldursgata 14 | F9
Aktu Taktu
Skúlugata 15 | K8
Alibaba
Veltusund 3b | E3
American Style
Tryggvagata 26 | E5
Argentína Steak-
house
Barónstígur | I8
Austurlanda-
hraðlestin
Hverfisgata 64A | H7
Á Næstu Grösum
Laugavegur 20B | G7
B5
Bankastræti 5 | F6
Bakkus
Tryggvagata 22 | D3
Basil & Lime
Klapparstíg 38 | G7
Babalú
Skólavörðustígur 22A
| G8
Balthazar
Hafnarstræti 1-3 |
D6/E6
Bæjarins Beztu
Tryggvagata | E6
Brons
Pósthússtræti 9 | E6
Café Cultura
Hverfisgata 18 | G6
Café Loki
Lokastígur 28 | G9
Café Paris
Austurstræti 14 | E6
Café Roma
Rauðarárstígur 8 | J9
Domo
Þingholtsstræti 5 | F7
Einar Ben
Veltusundi | E6
Eldsmiðjan
Bragagata 38A | G9
Fiskmarkaðurinn
Aðalstræti 12 | D6
Geysir Bar/Bistro
Aðalstræti 2 | D6
Garðurinn
Klappastigur 37 | G7
Glætan book café
Laugavegur 19 | F5
Grái Kötturinn
Hverfisgata 16A | G7
Grillhúsið
Tryggvagata 20 | E5/
E6
Habibi
Hafnarstræti 20 | D5
Hamborgarabúlla
Tómasar (“Bullan”)
Geirsgata 1 | D5
Hlölla Bátar
Ingólfstorg | D6
Hornið
Hafnarstræti 15 | E6
Hótel Holt
Bergstaðarstræti 37
| F7
Humarshúsið
Ammtmanstígur 1 | E7
Hressó
Austurstræti 20 | E6
Icelandic
Fish & Chips
Tryggvagata 8 | E5
Indian Mango
Frakkastígur 12 | G6
Jómfrúin
Lækjargata 4 | E6
Kaffi Hljómalind
Laugavegur 21 | G7
Kaffitár
Bankastræti 8 | F6
Kaffivagninn
Grandagarður 10
| D1
Kebabhúsið
Austurstræti 2 | E6
Kofi Tómasar
Frænda
Laugavegur 2 | F7
Krua Thai
Tryggvagata 14 | D5
La Primavera
Austurstræti 9 | E6
Lystin
Laugavegur 73 | H7
Mokka
Skólavörðustígur 3A
| F7
Nonnabiti
Hafnarstræti 9 | E6
O Sushi
Lækjargata 2A | E6
Pisa
Lækjargötu 6b | E6
Pizza King
Hafnarstræti 18 | E6
Pizza Pronto
Vallarstræti 4 | D6
Pizzaverksmiðjan
Lækjargötu 8 | E6
Prikið
Bankastræti 12 | F6
Ráðhúskaffi | D7
Tjarnargata 11
Santa Maria
Laugavegur 22A, | F7
Segafredo
Lækjatorg | E6
Serrano
Hringbraut 12 | I3
Shalimar
Austurstræti 4 | E6
Silfur
Pósthússtræti 11 | E6
Sjávarkjallarinn
Aðalstræti 2 | D6
Sólon
Bankastræti 7a | F6
Sushibarinn
Laugavegur 2 | F7
Svarta Kaffi
Laugavegur 54 | H8
Sægreifinn
Verbuð 8, Geirsgata
| D5
Tapas
Vesturgata 3B | D5
Thorvaldsen
Austurstræti 8 | E6
Tíu Dropar
Laugavegur 27 | G7
Tívolí
Laugavegur 3 | F7
Vegamót
Vegamótastígur 4
| G7
Við Tjörnina
Templarasund 3 | E7
Vitabar
Bergþórugata 21 |
H9
A R T
PICKS
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Crazy Love Butter
The Hafnarfjörður Theatre - November 7 – 8 20:00
1500 ISK
The Hafnarfjörður Theatre is famed
for its innovative work. Carrying on
this tradition, the dance performance
Crazy Love Butter brings together
choreographers Steinunn Ketilsdóttir
and Brian Gerke who have made a
name for themselves by mixing dance
and theatre in quite the clever way.
This particular performance is a trilogy
on love, where Steinunn and Brian will
perform three duets: “Crazy in Love
with Mr. Perfect,” “Love always, Debbie
and Susan” and “The Butterface.” The
works are all about love in one way or
another and there is an emotionally
covered undertone which is hidden in
daily situations.
Steinunn and Brian are a dance
couple well worth watching and they
promise to deliver more than just
the performance itself – there’ll be
partying, DJs and a whole heap of fun.
LP
Watch Le Movie For Le Free
Reykjavik Museum of
Photography 15:00
November 7 & 14
Free
Trade in your pylsur for some crépes
this month during Alliance Francaise´s
screening of films that celebrate
Paris, the city of lights. Twenty-five
short films and one feature will be
screened at the Reykjavík Museum of
Photography, located on the fifth floor
of the city library, over two consecutive
Saturdays. The event kicks off with
two shorts by Agnès Varda (the
mastermind behind Cléo from 5 to 7)
before launching into Paris je t'aime,
the 2006 film composed of 18 short
works crafted by 21 different directors-
-including the Coen brothers, Gérard
Depardieu, Wes Craven and more.
One week later screenings
resume with two shorts from 1986 –
Quai Bourbon and Au Père-Lachaise-
-and wrap up with the children's
classic, Le Ballon Rouge (1956). The
story of a boy and his trusty, helium-
filled companion is a heartening tale
and equally well-suited for adults.
Watching this boy chase his balloon
around town is so god-damn adorable
it makes you stop and re-evaluate your
drunken, good-for-nothing, put-on-
deodorant-instead-of-bathe, don't-
even-call-your-mom-on-her-birthday
lifestyle. What happened to us? We
used to be so cute. MZ