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    12 Tónar

    Posted by roseannerocks 7 May 2006

    A small record shop where you are encouraged to listen before you buy whilst sipping a free coffee. The shop is like an Icelandic version of Rough Trade.

    It holds in-store performances which get so packed that people are squeezed up against the windows. Fill in a form to claim back tax.

    www.12tonar.is/

    Skólavördustíg 15
    101 Reykjavík
    +354 5115656
    12tonar@12tonar.is

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    Café Rosenberg

    Posted by blackwitch 27 January 2006

    Café Rosenberg is one of the few places in Iceland where you can get a good meal at a reasonable price (reasonable by Icelandic standards, anyway). It's a pub, restaurant and the centre for live music in down town Reykjavík. Every Friday and Saturday night there is live music and sometimes also during the week. All kinds of music, from local troubadours to world famous musicians. Very popular with tourists as well as locals, so you may meet people from all four corners of the world in one night. Check it out. You won’t be disappointed.

    Café Rosenberg, Lækjargata 2, 101 Reykjavík

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