Reykjavík Grapevine - 26.08.2011, Blaðsíða 49

Reykjavík Grapevine - 26.08.2011, Blaðsíða 49
Cintamani Cintamani stocks Icelandic quality outdoor- gear and travel equipment, guaranteed to keep the whole family nice and warm in any type of weather. Here you’ll find almost everything needed for your trip across the country and beyond and you can book an adventure excursion on the spot. 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I’m balancing vampires and spaceships at CCP Games with dressing women up in spandex for The Weird Girls Project (www.theweirdgirlsproject.com) and DJ-ing in the evenings. Early morning involves a five-minute walk to Vesturbæjarlaug (Hofsvallagata) with my daughter. I prefer to get there early to listen to the Icelandic grey army gossiping in the hot tubs. It’s one of the best and most Icelandic ways to start the day. When we are done at the pool we walk to the town pond to feed the ducks, but first we always stop at Melabúðin (Hagamelur 39)—the best store in town—to grab something for ourselves and for the ducks. The store is incredible; they have everything I have ever gone in there to buy. Plus it’s like the social centre of Vesturbær. If I am with my daughter, Laundromat Café (Austurstræti 9) rules. It has bacon, pancakes, good coffee and a fully padded children's play area where Lilja can go crazy while I enjoy a much needed caffeine break. When I am baby-free I like to cycle up to Ostabúðin Delicatessen (Skólavörðustígur 8) to grab a selection of lovely spreads, like olives, smoked duck breast and camembert to put on a lovely freshly baked baguette, and a mini bottle of white wine. Then I cycle down to Austurvöllur and have a picnic. It doesn’t cost very much more than buying a limp sandwich from 10-11. When the sun is shining it’s always like a mini festival there. Afternoons are torn between poking around the Kolaportið flea market (Tryggvagata 19), cycling around town, and popping into various friends’ houses. Summer in Reykjavík and a bike go together like nothing else. The cycle path along the coastline never tires and from there you can watch the stunning colours of the Esja mountain range change every day. My favourite place to eat is Argentína Steikhús (Barónsstígur 11); this is a place with excellent service, cosy surroundings and food to die for. If you like your steak rare like I do, make sure to ask for some truffle oil to accompany it. For post-dinner drinks on a flash night or a special occasion, I go to Harpa's cocktail bar (Austurbakki 2), which has an incredible cocktail menu, or Hótel Holt's whiskey lounge (Bergstaðastræti 37). If you enjoy good cognac and whiskey, nothing beats the selection there. When it’s time for dancing, the ideal combo is Bakkus bar (Tryggvagata 22) with DJ KGB playing. I rarely leave the dance floor before the lights come on. EARLY MORNING > LUNCH > AFTERNOON > HEAT OF THE NIGHT > LAUGAVEGUR 56 101 REYKJAVÍK WWW.NIKITACLOTHING.COM Ask for a Tax free form and save up to 15% Kolaportið Reykjavík’s massive flea market is a wonderful place to get lost for a few hours, rummaging through stall upon stall of potential treasures. There are heaps of used clothing, knitwear and other yard-sale type goods from decades of yore, and a large food section with fish, meats and baked goods. Check out the vintage post cards and prints at the table near the army surplus. Tryggvagata 19 10 Sruli Recht –The Armoury For the fashionably adventurous, The Armoury is a sort of showroom/store for the designs of Sruli Recht and Megan Herbert, which are on display and for sale. This is the place to find useful products with personality, like brass knuckle umbrellas, whale penis wallets, whale penis shoes, typefaces, and scarves. Hólmaslóð 4 12 Public phones There aren’t many public payphones in the city centre. The tourist information centre at Aðalstræti 2, City Hall, Kolaportið, en- trance at Landsbankinn and in Lækjargata. Prepaid international phone cards are recommended for int’l callers. Internet Access Most cafés offer free wireless internet ac- cess. Computers with internet connections are available to use at: Ráðhúskaffi City Hall, Tjarnargata 11 Ground Zero, Frakkastígur 8, near Laugavegur 45 The Reykjavík City Library, Tryggvagata 15 The National and University Library, Arn- grímsgata 3 Tourist Information Centre, Aðalstræti 2 Icelandic Travel Market, Bankastræti 2 Reykjavík Backpackers, Laugavegur 28 Swimming Pools There are several swimming pools in Reyk- javík. The one in 101 Reykjavík, Sundhöll Reykjavíkur, is an indoor one, located at Barónsstígur. That pool features a nice sunbathing area and some outdoor hot tubs. Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 06:30–22:00, Friday from 06:30–20:00, Saturday from 08:00–16:00, and Sunday from 10:00–18:00. Public Toilets Public toilets in the centre can be found inside the green poster covered towers located, for example, at Hlemmur, Ingólfs- tortorg, by Hallgrímskirkja, by Reykjavík Art Museum, Lækjargata and by Eymundsson on Skólavörðustígur. Toilets can also be found inside the Reykjavík City Hall and the Reykjavík Library. Litli Bóndabærinn, Laugavegur 41 A new little coffee house has spouted up in Reykjavík, and it is absolutely adorable. This one’s called Litli Bóndabærinn (“The Little Farm”) and it’s a bit different than the rest of them, offering healthy and organic products from local farmers. You can go there to get a good cup of fair trade coffee with the option of unpasteurised milk and a great variety of coffee syrups. You can also find a delicious selection of breads, soups, sandwiches (those sandwiches kick the ass of any of the ones you can get in 10-11, and they’re CHEAPER!!!), pies and cookies, as well as other delightful snacks. Everything is made by owner David Noble who uses only freshest local ingredients, so go eat well and support farmers and this lovely endeav- our. May it long prosper in 101 Reykjavík! NEW IN TOWN For a map of outside downtown Reykjavík visit www.grapevine.is or the Icelandic phonebook website www.ja.is # EATING # DRINKING # SHOPPING LEGEND 13 13 PUNJABI LUNCH & PUNJABI DINNER every day
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