10-11 Convenience Stores In Iceland

Okay, so all these monkeys on Reddit will tell you never go to 1011. I'm going to tell you, it's not the store of Satan. It's not that bad. It's nice to have a convenient store where you can pick up what you need quickly. Same as 7-Eleven, Wawa, or anything you find in the States. It's ridiculous. A large assortment of candies from all over the world. Very, very well appointed, and it's not all that much more than you pay in the States. Obviously, there's a little bit of a markup because they have to ship everything to Iceland. You get your Pepsi on. You get your Coke on. They have beer here. You can't drink beer on the streets. You can take it back to your hotel or wherever you can hide in a dark alley somewhere. But a really nice selection of stuff. And check this out. Capri Sun. Apparently, they didn't have the mold problems they had in the States. And the water. Everybody says, don't buy the water. It's so expensive. It's $2.15. That's exactly what we would pay. I think it's actually $2.99 in the States. And look at this. They have paprika flavor. More flavors of chips and Doritos than we have in the States. And also, you can get your sandwich on, get your hot dog, and I think pizza in here, too. So, it's not the den of Satan. 1011 is a great place to pick up some stuff. And they even have paper bags, too. I thought that was pretty incredible. They will charge you. I think it's 70 krona, which is, I don't know, like 50 cents or something, maybe 20 cents for a bag. So, do that, too, and you'll help the environment. Great store. Highly approved. Don't be afraid of it. It is not that expensive. Enjoy.