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Nally Preseault
"When your overnight flight to Iceland lands at Keflavík International Airport super early, you're both exhausted and starving at 6:00 am. Not much is open yet, though. That makes Kökulist Bakery, less than 10 minutes away, a great first stop. The bakery is in Njarðvík. It opens at 7:00 am each day. You'll know you're in the right place by the cars outside and the sweet smell in the air. Breads, cakes, cookies, and pastries fill the glass case and shelves inside. Sandwiches are already prepared, in case you need more than a quick breakfast. Cozy seating and wifi are available after you order. Note: The only thing that could be improved is the coffee, though beverages clearly aren't their focus here."
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Zeanna Griffin
"The hot chocolate here was VERY good. The bread twist with ham and cheese inside was one of our favorite items "

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