Where to buy groceries in Iceland?

This is the most prominent grocery store in Iceland. They have several locations throughout Iceland, and you can find several along the ring road. The vast majority of their stores and Iceland markets are in Reykjavik. Bónus is a budget supermarket in Iceland. The shops are the Icelandic equivalent of a Lidl or Aldi.

Are there grocery stores in Reykavik?

Iceland grocery stores are plentiful and dotted around the capital and surrounding cities. When you leave Reykavik, you will find that many of the supermarkets are smaller but most will offer plenty of opportunities for you to check out the best products to buy in Iceland and bring back to friends and family.

Does Iceland have a liquor store?

The State Alcohol and Tobacco Company of Iceland operate the liquor shops with a logo of three red grapes on them. These off-license stores have wines, beer, and other alcoholic drinks on offer. The stores are open from Monday to Thursday from 4 pm to 6 pm, Friday from 1 pm to 6 pm. The stores are closed on weekends.

How do you pay for food in Iceland?

Like many places in Western Europe, credit cards or contactless payments are the most typical in Iceland. When using a self-checkout at a supermarket, cash is not accepted. Most Icelandic grocery stores sell plenty of fresh fish, meat, fruit, and vegetables, but the rule of thumb is that the cheaper the store, the lesser the variety.