Originally Posted by gfh77665
Even the locals in ReykjavÃk acknowledge that Iceland has extremely high food prices. Eating out expect to pay about 2X to 3X what you would in the USA. So, the C-stores have the cheap hot dogs that a lot of people buy for lunch. We stayed for 3 days, and ate pastries and even Ramen soup for breakfast, the hot dogs for lunch, and ate out in for dinner. Overall it moderated the food costs by doing this.
I loved Iceland. Can't wait to go back!
That's a good plan..ðŸ‘..
Never been to Iceland I suppose it would be cool to visit. I have been to other parts of Europe. London and Paris are easily 2 of the most expensive places to eat I've visited in Europe. (HK and Tokyo beat them both as far as cost imo).. Both times I went to Europe I stayed in a rented flat so we cooked a lot. Or, we are/had dinner or lunch out of city like on our trip to Windsor castle.. London's just too ridiculously expensive. We had dinner and lunch a couple times in city just to say we did.