Reykjavík Grapevine - 19.07.2013, Blaðsíða 60

Litli Bóndabærinn
If it’s a hot shot of strong java you need, this
take-away joint will dose you up with some
of the finest caffeinated beverages in town.
The small digs are dressed up in authentic
farm threads and the service will charm you
into wishing you could move in for a while.
Their international staff makes it especially
visitor-friendly.
Laugavegur 41
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Culture Center
University
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National
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National
library
Austur-
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Icelandic
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Reykjavík
Domestic
Airport
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Bus Terminal
Sundhöllin
Swimming
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Sigurjón
Art
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Viðey
ferry
Cruise
harbour
Zoo and
family park
Camping
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Kringlan
Shopping
Mall
Laugardalshöll
Sports hall
The
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City
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The Einar
Jónsson
Museum
Hallgríms
kirkja
Church
National
Theatre
Culture
House
Central
Bank
Main
Tourist
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Reykjavík
Art
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Maritime
Museum
Old
Harbour
Area
Harpa
Concert
Hall
Tjörnin
Klambratún
Park
Öskjuhlíð
Laugardalur
Nauthólsvík
Perlan
University of Reykjavík
Kjarvalsstaðir
National
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Hótel Loftleiðir
Hljómskáli
Park
Vesturbæjar
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Places We Like A
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Dill
Pioneering New Nordic Kitchen-style
cuisine in Iceland, Dill Restaurant very
quickly gained status as a Reykjavík
favourite, which it continues to live up to.
Using fresh and classic Nordic ingredients
exclusively, Dill offers a unique dining
experience whether you go for their short
and simple lunchtime menu or the extensive
evening one.
Nordic House, Sturlugata 5
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Hamborgarafabrikkan
Reykjavík’s premier burger ‘factory’ offers up
some of the fanciest and craziest burgers in
town. The restaurant, owned and operated by
two local TV celebs, pulls off some adventur-
ous takes on the classic meat-and-buns.
Check out the ‘Lamburger’ and that crazy
chicken breast thing that will make you want
to try the whole menu.
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Useful numbers
Emergency number: 112
Medical help: 1770
Dental emergency: 575 0505
Information: 118
Taxi: Hreyfill-Bæjarleiðir: 588 5522
BSR: 561 0000
Tax Free Refund
Iceland Refund, Aðalstræti 2, tel: 564 6400
Tourist information
Arctic Adventures, Laugavegur 11,
tel: 562 7000
City Centre, Aðalstræti 2, tel: 590 1550
Iceland Excursions – Grayline Iceland,
Hafnarstræti 20, tel: 540 1313
The Icelandic Travel Market, Bankastræti
2, tel: 522 4979
Trip, Laugavegur 54, tel: 433 8747
Pharmacies
Lyf og heilsa, Egilsgata 3, tel: 563 1020
Lyfja, Laugavegur 16, tel: 552 4045 and
Lágmúla 5, tel: 533-2300
Coach terminal
BSÍ, Vatnsmýrarvegur 10,
tel: 562 1011, www.bsi.is
Domestic airlines
Air Iceland, Reykjavíkurflugvöllur,
tel: 570 3030, www.flugfelag.is
Eagle Air, Hótel Loftleiðir, tel: 562-4200
Public transport
The only public transport available in Reykjavík
is the bus. Most buses run every 20–30
minutes (the wait may be longer on weekends)
and the price per fare is 350 ISK for adults and
children. Multiple day passes are available for
purchase at select locations. Complete route
map available at: www.bus.is. Tel: 540 2700.
Buses run from 07:00–24:00 on weekdays and
10:00–24:00 on weekends. Main terminals are:
Hlemmur and Lækj rtorg
Opening Hours
Bars and clubs: According to regulations,
bars can stay open until 01:00 on weekdays
and 04:30 on weekends.
Shops: Mon.–Fri. 10:00–18:00, Sat.
10:00–16:00, Sun. closed. The shopping cen-
tres Kringlan and Smáralind as well as most
supermarkets and tourist shops have longer
opening hours.
Swimming pools: Weekdays 06:30–22:00
and weekends 09:00–17:00, although each
pool varies plus or minus a few hours.
Banks in the centre are open Mon.-Fri.
09:00-16:00.
Post Offices
Post offices are located around the city. The
downtown post office is at Pósthússtræti 3–5,
open Mon.–Fri. 09:00–18:00. Stamps are also
sold at bookstores, gas stations, tourist shops
and some grocery stores.
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Save Water, Drink Beer
AUSTURSTRÆTI 12 • 101 REYKJAVÍK • ENSKIBARINN@ENSKIBARINN.IS
LIVE MUSIC EVERY NIGHT
All the events and all the action
on 5 Big HD Screens.
Icelandic beer on draft.
The best selection of
Icelandic design in the
oldest house in Reykjavík,
Aðalstræti 10.
We are open every day.
www.kraum.is
English Pub
True to its name, the English Pub offers many
different kinds of lager on tap and a whiff of
that genuine UK feel. Try the famous “wheel
of fortune” where one can win up to a metre
of beer with a single spin while a steady team
of troubadours engage the crowd in classic
sing-alongs every night.
Austurstræti 12
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Kolabrautin
Serving up an artful menu of neo-Nordic
cuisine by an award-winning head chef, this
Grapevine favourite offers an unbeatable
combination of great food and a stunning
view. Their bar staff are among the best
in town and should more appropriately be
called ‘mixologists’ for their finely
crafted cocktails.
Harpa, Austurbakki 2
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Borg Restaurant
Located on the ground floor of the glamorous
Hotel Borg, this new addition to Reykjavík
dining offers the artful fusion of Asian and
Icelandic food by master chef Völundur
Völundarson. They are open for breakfast,
lunch, brunch and dinner. Cocktails are also
quickly becoming a favourite for their style
and affordable prices.
Pósthússtræti 9
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Stúdentakjallarinn
The University of Iceland’s newly built student
lounge has quickly become the place to be
on campus. They boast a solid menu of tasty
and inexpensive pub-grub, a nice selection of
drinks and beers on tap to help unwind after
classes, and regularly host concerts to help
you rock out with your meal.
Háskólatorg, Sæmundargata 4
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Stofan
Voted the best place to read a book in the
Grapevine Best of Reykjavík awards 2012
and 2013, this old-timey coffee house is
something straight out of a Carl Larsson
painting. A perfect place to spend the
day sitting on their antique furniture and
sipping delicious drinks, both alcoholic and
otherwise.
Ingólfstorg, Aðalstræti 7
6 Kaffibarinn
A popular café on weekdays, on weekends
Kaffibarinn turns into a ticket for a wild
night out, as the space fills up with the
late-night souls oozing energy in every
corner. With DJs playing and the occasional
rock band, the party usually lasts until early
morning, yet often manages to leave you
begging for more.
Bergstaðastræti 1
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The Official Tourist
Information Center
Aðalstræti 2 101 Reykjavík
Tel. 590 1500 www.visitreykjavik.is
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