Kíkí Queer Bar

I went to this bar with my parents for the aperitif and I ordered a homemade cocktail without alcohol which was, by the way, amazing. When I returned back my empty glass, a few minutes later, the bartender gave me another same cocktail for free, this was just lovely! So, I really recommend this bar to all people who want to have a break in a great atmosphere and to relax with some good music. In addition, thanks a lot to the 2 bartenders, who are just super nice and friendly and thanks for the second cocktail 😉 Yaël, from France 🇫🇷👋🏻 P.S: this bar is LGBTQ+ friendly 🏳️‍🌈😄

I wanted to love this place. It was mediocre at best. Cons: there is terrible ventilation so it gets hot & steamy quick on a busy night. If people are smoking downstairs outside, you bet you’re going to smell it. Bathrooms were way too dark, you could barely see anything and they smell. Lastly, the space is small so they run out of seats fast on drag nights. I can appreciate what it’s supposed to represent, a safe space for the queers—but it needs work.

Absolutely no complaints about those working here. Bartenders were lovely, and the drag performers were brilliant/very funny. But Jesus, I lived in London for 5 years and have never encountered such awful vibes of clientele in a queer bar. Genuinely just horrendous.

While it is advertised as the the main, and one of only two queer bars in Iceland, we were incredibly disappointed to see that the "drag show" was a painful and sickening political propaganda and fundraising event in addition to drag entertainment. Highly disappointing and not to mention, expensive. Certainly a no go.

I came here on my visit to Reykjavik and was treated horribly by the staff. This bar poses as a LGBTQ+ space but is frequented, run, and secured by mostly hetero staff. The majority of the people that frequent here are straight women. I was thrown out by a straight security guard for no apparent reason. Iceland has leaps and bounds to go accepting queer people. If you are someone that identifies as LGBTQ+ be cautious of this bar.

Very cozy bar, more Gay fruendly than Gay. Good cocktails. Icelandic service: you must go to ask for everything you want or need...an issue for me in Iceland. Good Spritz, and very quiet place. I fmdo not think they offer food....

I love how there are multiple floors with really cool decor! Show was canceled the night we went but still had a good vibe :)

Super fun night out, great acts! Came here five years ag,o and fantastic to be back here on our Icelandic tour. Great to have this LGBTQ+ venue here ♥️

I went to this bar with my parents for the aperitif and I ordered a homemade cocktail without alcohol which was, by the way, amazing. When I returned back my empty glass, a few minutes later, the bartender gave me another same cocktail for free, this was just lovely! So, I really recommend this bar to all people who want to have a break in a great atmosphere and to relax with some good music. In addition, thanks a lot to the 2 bartenders, who are just super nice and friendly and thanks for the second cocktail 😉 Yaël, from France 🇫🇷👋🏻 P.S: this bar is LGBTQ+ friendly 🏳️‍🌈😄

I wanted to love this place. It was mediocre at best. Cons: there is terrible ventilation so it gets hot & steamy quick on a busy night. If people are smoking downstairs outside, you bet you’re going to smell it. Bathrooms were way too dark, you could barely see anything and they smell. Lastly, the space is small so they run out of seats fast on drag nights. I can appreciate what it’s supposed to represent, a safe space for the queers—but it needs work.

Absolutely no complaints about those working here. Bartenders were lovely, and the drag performers were brilliant/very funny. But Jesus, I lived in London for 5 years and have never encountered such awful vibes of clientele in a queer bar. Genuinely just horrendous.

While it is advertised as the the main, and one of only two queer bars in Iceland, we were incredibly disappointed to see that the "drag show" was a painful and sickening political propaganda and fundraising event in addition to drag entertainment. Highly disappointing and not to mention, expensive. Certainly a no go.

I came here on my visit to Reykjavik and was treated horribly by the staff. This bar poses as a LGBTQ+ space but is frequented, run, and secured by mostly hetero staff. The majority of the people that frequent here are straight women. I was thrown out by a straight security guard for no apparent reason. Iceland has leaps and bounds to go accepting queer people. If you are someone that identifies as LGBTQ+ be cautious of this bar.

Very cozy bar, more Gay fruendly than Gay. Good cocktails. Icelandic service: you must go to ask for everything you want or need...an issue for me in Iceland. Good Spritz, and very quiet place. I fmdo not think they offer food....

I love how there are multiple floors with really cool decor! Show was canceled the night we went but still had a good vibe :)

Super fun night out, great acts! Came here five years ag,o and fantastic to be back here on our Icelandic tour. Great to have this LGBTQ+ venue here ♥️