Krónan

“Due to minimal customer service, a raw industrial interior, and the size of the conglomerates market share, Bónus can underbid all of their competitors and surveys almost always find it to be Iceland's cheapest grocery store. Bónus stores are open on weekdays and weekends and operate under a yellow banner showing an obese cheeky piggy bank that is probably meant to symbolise the overgrown monopoly happily taking all your hard earned money away. Good price, a large variety of basic food items, accessibility.”

“When it comes to public transportation (called Strætó in Icelandic) Mjódd is one of the largest hubs for Strætó, with regular services to and from all the city’s surrounding towns and attractions. The easiest way to get around the greater Reykjavik area is to use the public bus system. For information and access to their convenient destination planner. We recommend using the Strætó App which is available on Android and Apple For more information, please visit www.bus.is ”

“This swimming pool also close by and bigger pool , it is great pool in reykjavik”

“Very good grocery store, open 24 hours. Go to Mjódd, and you see it right away, 5.minutes drive ;-) ”

“You find all maine stores there -i prefer Kringlan mall more than Smáralind mall - Smáralind is in Kopavogur”