Reykjavik, Iceland

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“The group had dinner at this popular spot in Vík, trying the famous 'black sand pizza' which has a black crust. The vlogger joked that the pizza was so good it inspired the surrounding landscape.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“The vloggers visit this food hall as an attempt to stay on budget in the notoriously expensive city. They mention it has a variety of options like noodle bowls, pizza, and fish and chips.”

— Lucas World Travel

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“A fine dining restaurant in Kirkjubæjarklaustur with a unique concept where guests have drinks in a vintage-style lounge before being called upstairs for their meal.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“Their final stop in Iceland was this local fish and meat shop where they bought fresh fish and chips before heading to the ferry.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“They visited this geothermal bakery to see how traditional Icelandic rye bread is baked underground for 24 hours and then enjoyed eating the freshly baked, sweet bread.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“They have dinner at this restaurant, which the vlogger describes as being like dining inside a volcano with an iconic view of the Blue Lagoon.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“The vlogger recommends this as a good vegan option. She shows the pho and veggie burger they ate, noting that for two meals and drinks, the cost was about $41.”

— Lucas World Travel

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“The vlogger mentions they stayed next to this pub and that sleeping there on a Friday night was a 'bold move' because of the noise.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“Located in the town of Vík, they try the famous Icelandic lamb soup. The vlogger enjoys the soup served in a black "lava bread" bowl and notes that you can get free refills.”

— Eren Sayar

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“They stop for ice cream as their last activity in Reykjavik, and the vlogger is shocked to find out it costs $10 per cup.”

— Lost LeBlanc

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“The vlogger tries a hot dog with lamb meat from a small food truck near the church. He finds it delicious and notes that the price (7-8 euros) is reasonable for Iceland.”

— Eren Sayar