Icelandic Hot Dogs get Guardian vote 22. ágúst 2006 11:02 Bæjarins bestu Við pulsuvagninn - rétta myndin British newspaper The Guardian recently selected the five best fast-food stands in Europe, and Reykjavik's "Bæjarins Bestu" hot dog stand was in second place. " I can't believe it! I'm speechless," said owner Guðrún Kristmundsdóttir yesterday when Fréttablaðið called her. Bæjarins bestu was beaten to the first place by a travelling Scottish porridge stand. " It's hilarious that porridge was in first place," laughed Guðrún, whose hot dog stand is the city's busiest fast-food venue, especially late at night on weekends. Guðrún added that Bill Clinton's visit to the hot dog stand two years ago really upped the reputation of the place . " Now lots of famous people stop by. All of Metallica ate hot dogs here for example. Tourists seem to love the hot dogs, I don't think they're used to hot dogs being made from quality meat." The Guardian states that the secret to the hot dogs is the remúlaði sauce which is described as "mysterious and delicious". According to Guðrún the only complaints she gets are from Danish tourists who are unable to buy a beer to go with their hot dog. "I'm not going to get a licqor licence though. There are plenty of bars all around me to cater to those needs. " News News in English Mest lesið Vaktin: Forsetakosningar í Bandaríkjunum Erlent Flugslysið sem skók þjóðina og aldrei munu fást svör við Innlent Sakfelldur fyrir þátt í banaslysi en annar ökumaður aldrei fundist Innlent „Við erum ógeðslega sár fyrir hönd barnanna okkar“ Innlent Kosningavaktin: Íslendingar ganga að kjörborðinu Innlent Hagnast um hálfan milljarð og reiknar með þrefalt meira á næsta ári Innlent „Ég var barnið sem vildi ekki taka í höndina á kennaranum sínum“ Innlent Baráttan um Bandaríkin: Hvað gerist eiginlega í nótt? Erlent Perlan þurfi að seljast fyrir áramót svo dæmið gangi upp Innlent Engar upplýsingar fást um tengsl konunnar við barnið Innlent
British newspaper The Guardian recently selected the five best fast-food stands in Europe, and Reykjavik's "Bæjarins Bestu" hot dog stand was in second place. " I can't believe it! I'm speechless," said owner Guðrún Kristmundsdóttir yesterday when Fréttablaðið called her. Bæjarins bestu was beaten to the first place by a travelling Scottish porridge stand. " It's hilarious that porridge was in first place," laughed Guðrún, whose hot dog stand is the city's busiest fast-food venue, especially late at night on weekends. Guðrún added that Bill Clinton's visit to the hot dog stand two years ago really upped the reputation of the place . " Now lots of famous people stop by. All of Metallica ate hot dogs here for example. Tourists seem to love the hot dogs, I don't think they're used to hot dogs being made from quality meat." The Guardian states that the secret to the hot dogs is the remúlaði sauce which is described as "mysterious and delicious". According to Guðrún the only complaints she gets are from Danish tourists who are unable to buy a beer to go with their hot dog. "I'm not going to get a licqor licence though. There are plenty of bars all around me to cater to those needs. "
News News in English Mest lesið Vaktin: Forsetakosningar í Bandaríkjunum Erlent Flugslysið sem skók þjóðina og aldrei munu fást svör við Innlent Sakfelldur fyrir þátt í banaslysi en annar ökumaður aldrei fundist Innlent „Við erum ógeðslega sár fyrir hönd barnanna okkar“ Innlent Kosningavaktin: Íslendingar ganga að kjörborðinu Innlent Hagnast um hálfan milljarð og reiknar með þrefalt meira á næsta ári Innlent „Ég var barnið sem vildi ekki taka í höndina á kennaranum sínum“ Innlent Baráttan um Bandaríkin: Hvað gerist eiginlega í nótt? Erlent Perlan þurfi að seljast fyrir áramót svo dæmið gangi upp Innlent Engar upplýsingar fást um tengsl konunnar við barnið Innlent