Entertainment in Faroe Islands
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Café Natúr
The city's most atmospheric café pub is the hub of Tórshavn's raucous live scene at weekends. They serve a good range of brews and several great-value bar meals. The recommended if misnamed 'Tortilla' is actually a filling burrito-and-salad plate.
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Gallari Jinx
Perched behind big picture windows overlooking the main road, this narrow, artfilled diner-café morphs into a hip youth barscene at night. The espressos are good while tsatziki or goats'-cheese and pesto sandwiches offer salvation for vegetarians.
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Norðurlandahúsið
This modern, architecturally interesting cultural centre has a turf roof and a mini-Stonehenge in the carpark. It frequently houses concerts, plays, exhibitions and conferences. There's a pleasant cafeteria.
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Café Karlsborg
Exposed beams, a whitewashed 'rock' wall and plenty of endearingly kitschy knick-knacks make this Tórshavn's most atmospheric harbourside café. Sadly the cappuccinos are half-hearted.
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Sjónleikarhúsið
This community centre offers Faroese cultural evenings with chain-dancing, storytelling and a few local nibbles.
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Cleopatra
This small bar tucked in the eaves above Marco Polo restaurant holds Wednesday-night jazz jams.
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Tórshøll Pub
Drinking in this smoky local dive is a daring social experiment. Occasional Faroese folk music.
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Café Kheops
The idiosyncratic copper-panelled bar just about saves this café pub from dull mediocrity.
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Manhattan
Gentle acoustic live music (mostly covers) played nightly in a cosy British-style pub.
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Leikhúsið Gríma
The Faroes' professional theatre troupes hold regular shows and cabaret performances.
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Havnar Bio
This two-screen cinema shows original films with Danish subtitles.
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