We found our way to Dillon on the main street just fine. It was crowded and lively. The second floor bar is amazing, there is a wonderful supply of whiskies from around the world. We didn't have anything there, because we were there for Blues music. Eventually, the bartender joyously invited up to the third floor for the Blues. The bar there is a little sparser but we found some nice whiskey to try. The music was great but a bit on the loud side and we had forgotten our earplugs, so we only stayed one set. The crowd was enthusiastic and suitably diverse. Sadly by the time we left it looked like their food service had shut down, so no word there. But a solid venue for Blues in Iceland.

Multi storied building, it took some time to figure out the right entrance as the concerts are on the 3rd floor from the back door. There was a band playing blues/rock, the atmosphere was charming and they have a wide selection of whiskey. Being in Iceland, this was the most expensive local whiskey I ever tasted :)

This was the last bar we went to before coming home. I was a nice place if you like live music. They had two parts the first bar was the biggest with lots of seating, then up stairs was where the live music was and that part was a little small. Good if you like a lively bar.