Bónus Reykjavík

Mark Haller

10 months ago

Nice range of product at good prices, some items are very cheap like Pizza, and oddly peanuts. Staples and Veg would seem pricey compared to Liddle but cheap for here. Definitely the place to go if you want to balance out your budget. Look for the pink elephant symbol.

Adam Watts

11 months ago

As a tourist in Reykjavik, this place is fantastic. Almost all groceries are significantly cheaper here than anywhere else we found - chips, cookies, bread, etc. Everything you need for easy packed lunches for day trips, and to cook your own dinners to save money too. Highly recommended!

Bhavik Padia

8 months ago

The Best grocery supermarket in Reykjavik, very conveniently located for the tourists and the locals. As tourists, we bought most of the stuff from this Bonus Store and compared it with other supermarkets/stores but this one turned out to be the cheapest. The staff here is super helpful and most of them can speak good English which is beneficial as most of the labels are in Icelandic. If you are a tourist on budget, its advisable to buy most of the essentials you would need from here as it has got a range of varieties which might not be available elsewhere easily in Iceland.

Chris Larin

10 months ago

Icleand can be an expensive place to visit. I highly recommend if you have a hotel or Airbnb that has a kitchen and cooking facilities to stock up at a place like Bonus. Comparable to a No Frills for us Canadians. Great spot to get affordable food items for breakfast or dinners if you are travelling on a budget (but remember to treat yourself here and there... the food in Reykjavik is hard to beat!)

Robbie

11 months ago

Was ok, didn’t have everything like a larger store would have. Staff wasn’t all that friendly and god forbid you should have to use the bathroom. The response I got when I asked “Is there a restroom I can use?” the guy working there abruptly without even looking at me said “No”. Rude.