Bónus

Good prices, excellent location very close to the airport. This was one of our first stops once we arrived to buy supplies for snack and lunch. Great way to eat more affordable.

Bónus is cheapest grocery store in Iceland. When you buy fresh food look up the date it was packed.

Good, the staff is friendly, the problem with this place is that the prices are based on people with normal income As for people whose income is low, they suffer like me when I visit it to shop. The prices of imported items are very high, and I do not know how things are with the local product.I suggest: finding a way to make discounts that are announced in advance on items that are important for people to live with less, as a way to help and attract all segments. Thank you.

Simply the only supermarket you should visit in Iceland. Not only does it have an awsome pig mascot for what seems like no other reason than its just cool! Not sure why he has black eye!

Tou will find all the food you need at a reasonable (icelandic price). Staff nice, always visit when we in Iceland to purchase the cinnamon shortbread biscuits!

During our trip to Iceland, we decided not to dine out at any restaurants to save money for activities. Instead, we opted for a more budget-friendly approach. We purchased ingredients from the supermarket called Bonus, which is known for its affordability, and made our own sandwiches and quick meals for the day. We also cooked our own meals at our Airbnb to save even more money. Additionally, we highly recommend buying alcohol from the duty-free shop, as it is much cheaper than purchasing it from Vinbudin, the only alcohol store in Iceland. In fact, Vinbudin is three times more expensive than the duty-free shop. By stocking up on groceries from Bonus and buying alcohol from the duty-free shop, we were able to save a significant amount of money and allocate it towards exciting activities instead.

In the video is a Bonus with 8 Tesla superchargers in Akureyri.

No matter how prepared you are and how much research you have done, the first shock upon your arrival in Iceland is the cost of food. Bonus grocery was a life and $$$ saver, they have some amazing sandwiches, pastries and food for very reasonable prices.

We were in Reykjavík for just over 18 days and on several occasions, we utilized Bonus food for our dinner meals. Don't miss this grocery store, it will save you money, you have a great selection of food and you will save on your food cost.

Is the best prices you can find, is like Lidl in London so fare.

Stocked up here for my week long expedition. They have everything you need on the road for reasonable prices

This is Iceland's version of a less expensive grocery store chain. Of course it's still expensive since it's in Iceland and most things need to be imported.
The selection is good, the stores are clean and the staff is helpful

Cheapest supermarket in Iceland. Don’t forget to buy your sports for the road-trip.

My go-to first stop whenever I visit Iceland and rent a campervan.

This past trip, from June 13 - June 20, I bought $69 USD worth of groceries at this Bonus which lasted me the entire trip. They have a huge selection and great prices. I brought strawberries and blueberries from this Bonus to the climbing crag in the southeast of Iceland, and two local Icelandic friends I made there were shocked that the fruits were from Bonus because they were so fresh and tasty.

In addition to these groceries, I went out to eat once (Fish and Chips in Húsavík for $23). That was my entire food cost for the trip. I also packed about 9 lbs of food in my checked bag to help save money :)

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Organized and clean store with all the necessities at competitive prices, compared to their competitors

Best supermarket. We loved the piggy crisps and Icelandic wafer chocco lumps. Neither of those are their actual names, so this review will be 0 help. Enjoy your time in Iceland!

Cheap food, cute cashiers <18+

Food overall is VERY expensive in Iceland, but prices here were very reasonable! Stores was very clean and the staff were very friendly!

Cost effective grocer essential to the backpacking traveller. Thank you Bonus for making our trip a success. 👍

As a tourist, this is a grocery store for all your basic needs at good prices. And you can get one of their signature reusable bags with the happy pig.

These foods are the best of any grocery store in the country. Prices are reasonable as far as Iceland is considered. Unless you are shopping at a N1 you would be hard pressed to find a more convenient option.

A little bit further to the exit of Keflavik then the other store they have in downtown but it's easy to access and also to find. The price of their groceries are quite fair compared to other Icelandic supermarkets. You can buy almost everything you need.

Great store with a great logo!