Bought a French hot dog, asked to make sure if it's French dressing on it. "Yes" the guy says…read more Leaves and proceeds to eat my hot dog...no dressing in it. Went for a cappuccino another time, the coffee beans was empty in the machine, asked to be refilled and the girl working had no idea how to do it so I had to show her. (I just assumed how to do it because I have a machine at work). Pleaser hire competent people.

Not a big 7 Eleven by any means, but it does have small trinkets and snacks you may need.read more

This is definitely a different 7-Eleven than I've seen anywhere else I've been in the world. You…read morewalk in and at first you think your in a candy store as you are greeted with a wall full of bulk candy containers and an ice cream freezer. The counter is half bakery ( muffins, brownies, etc.). and half deli (sandwiches, pizza, etc.). Cases of drinks and stands of candy and chips comprise the rest of the store. I credit them with knowing their audience. Being in a train station, they get passengers, tourists from the nearby hotels, and workers who need/want these particular food items. And cigarettes, snus, and such, behind the counter.

This convenient 7-eleven in downtown Stockholm has everything you'd expect of a 7-eleven anywhere…read moreand solid customer service.

This is the local Swedish version of 7 Eleven or Circle K. It serves snacks of all types, drinks,…read more tobacco and a host of miscellaneous things. Orderly and well stocked. The staff are very friendly, smiling and wanting to assist. Sweden is basically a cashless society. Expect to use credit or debit cards just about anywhere you purchase things.

Great place to get a quick bite to eat! Nice staff and reasonably priced food! Would come here…read moreagain if in the area!

You're a tourist in a tourist area of Stockholm and you're looking for something like a grocery…read morestore. It's close by, has a lot of stuff. It's pricey but here you are. Give it a try. You'll be fine.

Not impressed with this market, people seem very unpleasant especially the cashiers. Or is it part…read moreof the Swedish identity to be a bit crabby? I'm not sure, so far my experiences in Sweden is that customer service is non existent add well as a smile on most days. I find the layout of the market to also be quite confusing. You see several "entrances" but only one can be used as the others are not functional. So keep an eye out for the main entrance door which is to the left of the London pub.

I am kostas from Athens Greece. I am an Orthodoxe…read moretheologian. I really miss the days that i was in Stockholm. The people on Ica were very helpful and kind. I wish i had a chance to work on Ica, in Stockholm. Please contact with me on email knikolaou44@gmail.com.