Supa Geysir

Very overpriced and expensive food. £20 British pounds for a sandwich OR soup... Not for both! The worst hot chocolate we tried was from here (tasted of pure water even though it was supposed to be from a proper machine). Bottles of water were 3 x the price of the local supermarket. Just a typical tourist trap set up unfortunately.

I tried tomato soup and vegetarian sandwich. The food was yummy and also filling. There were several other options of lunch meal, coffee and cakes. I highly recommend this place for lunch halts.

We had a great experience with the barrista man. The coffee machine fot fresh coffee was broke, and we got the opportunity to buy coffee from the 'cheap machine / not fresh coffee'. But that coffee was not really what we would like. Because of that experience we got a few slices of the IKEA chocolate tarta ... which tasted great!! Tx for this great gesture!!

OMG!!! The most incredible soup I have ever eaten... Don’t miss eating here when in Iceland 🇮🇸😋❤️💙. Both Supa locations I went to... the Geysir location as well as in Reykjavik downtown were both super clean with friendly staff & prices were very reasonable.. you get a HUGE bowl of soup with homemade bread.... they even let you sample the various soups they are serving... again I say.. EAT HERE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

All four soups taste great and have different characters. Tex Mex tastes like Mexican food. Kenya tastes like south east Asian with coconut milk. Tomato and basil is also great, but tastes unlike normal tomato soup.

Delicious soups at about $15 USD a bowl. It’s located inside a food court center near the Geyser. It’s a great place to stop for lunch while on the Golden Circle tour. Very friendly and speedy service. The food court is clean and has plenty of seats.

That cup of soup is one of the best in the area. They have a couple of variety with really good ingredients which bring out the best of flavors. Definitely worth a visit if you are around.

I did not expect Supa to be this good at all. For a roadside cafe in a tourist attraction, it still manages to keep a high standard. The Kenya soup came at a good price and was tasty, filling, warming, and exactly what I needed after a long day of sightseeing. If I ever come back to Iceland, it will be to eat this soup.