Kiki Queer Bar in Reykjavik stands as Iceland's premier LGBTQ+ venue, nestled on the bustling Laugavegur street in a striking rainbow-painted building. It delivers a vibrant atmosphere with neon lights, a dynamic dance floor, and a diverse crowd of locals and travelers mingling freely.
Visitors enjoy thrilling drag performances, karaoke evenings, and themed parties fueled by DJs spinning pop anthems and upbeat tracks. The bar serves inventive cocktails with playful names, alongside local Icelandic beers and ciders. Downstairs, the sister spot 22 offers a chill vibe for casual drinks and light bites before the night ramps up.
As the city's sole dedicated queer bar, Kiki fosters a safe, inclusive space for celebration and self-expression. Its electric energy and welcoming spirit ensure memorable nights of dancing, laughter, and connection in Reykjavik's nightlife heart.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 20:00 - 01:00
Friday: 20:00 - 03:00
Saturday: 20:00 - 04:30
Sunday: Closed
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