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Food & Fun 2019: A Fine-Dining Masterclass That Took Over Reykjavík
The annual Food & Fun festival is always a special week for Reykjavík’s foodies, and this year was a particularly fine vintage. With 21 acclaimed international guest chefs taking over the kitchens of 19 restaurants for five nights only, festivalgoers hastily researched…
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Save The Date: 4 Places For Your Perfect Date In Reykjavík
Dating in Reykjavík is straight-up weird. People here bump into each other around town so often that’s it’s barely necessary to arrange anything, leading to a laissez-faire “see you around the block!” vibe that can seem bewildering to outsiders and incomers. Dates…
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Skelfiskmarkaðurinn, Iceland’s Fanciest New Seafood Restaurant, To Close
Skelfiskmarkaðurinn, a seafood restaurant which has many times garnered praise from the Grapevine, will soon be shutting its doors, Vísir reports. In a statement to the press, manager Hrefna Rósa Sætran says that the decision stemmed in large part from a norovirus…
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Best Of Reykjavik 2019: Best Newcomer
Watching Iceland come into its own as a dining destination over the past five years has been a joy. The Icelandic restaurant scene is diversifying, and the definition of what may be deemed “Icelandic cuisine” is broadening and taking on new shapes.…
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Best Of Reykjavik 2019: Best Place For Group
Watching Iceland come into its own as a dining destination over the past five years has been a joy. The Icelandic restaurant scene is diversifying, and the definition of what may be deemed “Icelandic cuisine” is broadening and taking on new shapes.…
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New In Town: Miami, Session, Le Kock 2.0, Skelfiskmarkaðurinn & More
Reykjavík is a fast-changing city—if you don’t stop and smell the clams and IPA once in a while, you could miss it. Here are some notable new arrivals in recent months. Skelfiskmarkaðurinn Klapparstígur 28-30 This new seafood restaurant sits in the square…
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Icelandic Oysters Have Arrived: Skelfiskmarkaðurinn Is 101’s New Seafood Palace
A new seafood palace called Skelfiskmarkaðurinn (“Shellfish Market”) opened its doors in late August. With three handsomely appointed dining rooms seating 150 people amongst marble floors, marine blue and gold fittings, HAF Studio-designed furniture, and a wall of illuminated wine bottles, the…