Iceland Food Court Menu

Yes, there's a Costco in Iceland. One warehouse in Garðabær, just south of Reykjavík, serving a nation of 380,000 people who have embraced bulk shopping with startling enthusiasm. The food court swaps soft serve for proper gelato (four flavors, waffle cone), keeps the iconic hot dog but makes it Icelandic, and generally operates as one of the most charming small-market Costcos on the planet. Everything costs a bit more here — this is Iceland, where a gas station sandwich can run you $12 — but by local standards, the food court is a genuine bargain.

Locations: 1 warehouse (Garðabær, near Reykjavík)

Iceland-Exclusive Items

Item	Price (ISK)	Price (~USD)	Description
Gelato (Waffle Cone)	399 ISK	~$2.90	Four rotating flavors: chocolate (rich and dark), mint chocolate chip, stracciatella (vanilla studded with chocolate shards), and Amarena cherry (the sleeper hit — tart cherry swirl through creamy gelato). Served in a proper waffle cone, not a cup. Replaces soft serve entirely, which feels like an upgrade.
Icelandic Hot Dog (Pylsa)	299 ISK	~$2.20	The Icelandic pylsa is not your standard Costco dog — it's made from a blend of Icelandic lamb, pork, and beef, giving it a distinctive flavor you won't find anywhere else. Topped with raw white onion, crispy fried onion (the crunchy golden bits are essential), ketchup, sweet brown mustard (pylsusinnep), and remúlaði (a mayo-based sauce with relish). The fried onion situation alone is worth the price.
Burger	599 ISK	~$4.40	A proper burger available alongside the hot dog — solid, no-frills, and a relative rarity in Costco food courts worldwide
Four Cheese Pizza	600 ISK/slice	~$4.44	A unique Iceland pizza variety — four cheese blend on the standard Costco base
BBQ Chicken Pizza	600 ISK/slice	~$4.44	Another Iceland-specific topping — smoky BBQ sauce with chicken. Neither of these pizza varieties are available in the US.

Shared Items (ISK pricing)

Item	Price (ISK)	Notes
Hot Dog Combo	299 ISK	Slightly more than $1.50 due to Iceland's high costs
Whole Pizza	2,200 ISK	~$16.27 — everything is expensive in Iceland
Mango Smoothie	~399 ISK	Same as other international locations
Coffee	~199 ISK	Basic drip coffee

Notes

• Iceland has one of the highest costs of living in the world, so even Costco prices are notably higher than other markets — but by Reykjavík standards, the food court is a steal
• The gelato replaces soft serve — same as Sweden and UK. Nobody seems to miss the soft serve.
• Icelandic hot dogs (pylsur) are a genuine national obsession. The most famous hot dog stand in the country, Bæjarins Beztu, has served everyone from Bill Clinton to random tourists who waited 45 minutes in the rain. Costco's version is a credible pylsa at a great price.
• This is the smallest Costco market in the world by warehouse count — one warehouse, one island, 380,000 people, and membership penetration rates that would make other countries blush
• The Garðabær location is small by Costco standards but perfectly sized for the market. On weekends, the parking lot functions as an unofficial community gathering space.