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Supermarket · Njardvik ·

Bónus

Supermarket · Njardvik ·

Discount grocer offering affordable local foods, snacks, and essentials

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Fitjar, 260 Njarðvík, Iceland Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Fitjar, 260 Njarðvík, Iceland Get directions

+354 527 9000
bonus.is
@bonus.is

Features

•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Jan 23, 2026

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Go to the Local Grocery Store When You’re on Vacation | Eater

"A discount-market chain in Iceland that’s perfect for budget-conscious travelers looking to sample everyday local food: during a Golden Circle road trip it was the source for generic crackers, Icelandic cheese spread, and potato chips emblazoned with the word “Snakk” and a deranged-looking piggy bank on the bag. Its low prices and ordinary-stocked shelves offer a revealing, thriftier window into how locals shop and eat." - Brenna Houck

https://www.eater.com/2020/1/28/21110910/grocery-stores-must-visit-travel-destinations
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Ju P.

Google
One of the first supermarkets you pass when leaving the airport and entering Iceland. Not too expensive. great place to get your snacks, drinks, candy for affordable prices

SAM A.

Google
The least expensive place to purchase groceries in Iceland-full of American tourists. However, pass on Iceland; if you haven’t made plans skip this place!

Alan C.

Google
Always come here as first stop when leaving airport, decent sized store with a good range of produce at competitive prices. There's also a krónan next door if for some reason you can't find what you want in here. Also pizza shop outside. Free parking.

James

Google
Well stocked supermarket can buy essentials convenient checkout and parking

J

Google
Nice grocery store, near our Airbnb with decent selections.

Marty H.

Google
Good selection of groceries at reasonable prices

Jenny W.

Google
Great place to grab reasonably priced snacks!

Neema Y.

Google
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.