They bake some of the best bread in Stockholm. The coffee shop itself is not very impressive. I…read moreusually buy stuff to go & they never disappoint!

A really nice small café with lunch & breakfast menus. Good service with attentive personnel. I…read morepaid 109 SEK for a grilled tuna sandwich and a cappuccino for lunch, so it is a bit on the pricy side of things. That seems OK though, considering the quality of the meal. Really good sandwich and coffee. Next time I'll try one of their small selections of sweet breads. Also a plus that they serve beer, even though I didn't have one at this time.

A really nice coffee place with good coffee as well. Simple and clean place no fuzz. Black n white…read moredecor. A hole in the wall really. They do serve some lighter meals, sandwiches and cinnamon buns etc. Relaxed staff and great atmosphere!

Can someone tell me how I would pronounce the name of this place? From the outside it shows…read more'dubbelw' which is even more confusing. Then I read it to myself and I want to say Café Dubbel Double-Yoo or if it's like the French would, Café Dubbel Double-Vay. But I know that can't be right because it sounds stupid with the 'double' twice. Then I realize that the Swedes may pronounce their letter 'W' as 'Veh' or 'Vee' or whatever they would say, which means it would work. However, this confuses me further because how would they pronounce their letter 'V'. Minus one star for confusing the fuck out of me. Just kidding. This place is right down the street from Non Solo Bar (previously reviewed), and if Non Solo's single flaw is that they don't have enough seating, then this place is a great second choice. Came here today, weather was beautiful. Inside the place is a true testament to Swedish interior design. I felt like I was in the movie Sleeper (Woody Allenif you haven't seen it, go rent itfreaking hilarious). Lots of white. Minimalist. Very Euro. A little cold. Reminds me more of a club and I felt like I should've been in my Prada sunglasses and high-end Guess jeans and FCUK shirt with a huge hole down the side, and high on e. But alas I wasn't. I was wearing Lucky Brand jeans. What an American turd I am. So anyway, I opted to go outside where there were about 25 tables outside capitalizing on the massive width of the sidewalk. Although nearly every table was taken, I took a cappuccino and a piece of cheesecake in the early afternoon and just sat there. The cheesecake was kinda meh. It tasted like the pre-made boxed kind. The cappuccino was good though. Definitely a great place for coffee.

Love is in the details. The food was amazing. I could tell a lot of work went into making it. Don't…read morelet the small menu discourage you. You will not be disappointed whatever you get. I went there two days in a row. It was THAT good. The staff were friendly and helpful. I went there alone and they made me feel welcome as I walked into the door. There are so many combination of taste you can have in the dishes I ordered. I was transferred into another dimension when I was eating, and I forgot everything else in my life for a moment except for this taste orgy in front of me. This is my favorite restaurant in Sweden as of now. Btw, it is not called Oscars Café anymore but it is Oscars Bistro. The picture on Yelp showing a typical coffee shop counter is old (it is not there anymore). The restaurant looks classier now with a bar to your left as you walk in.

Happened to dine here on their first night of dinner service. Had an excellent slow cooked and…read moregrilled beef shoulder. Will be back.

A friend just took me here for lunch. He works in the area and knows it. We had braised lamb shank…read morewith cauliflower puree and an excellent brown sauce. I had a fennel salad dressing. Everything was incredibly tasty !

A lovely setting, but be warned: the food here is extremely salty, to the point where it was…read moreinedible. My appetizer was so salty it literally puckered my tongue. I mentioned this to our delightful waitress, who later said there had been a mistake with my dish and took it off our bill. However, the main course was almost just as over salted. For the cost of this meal, I should not have gone home hungry. But the food was nearly inedible and a few hours later I still feel sick. Perhaps it was a difference in taste, as I am used to California cuisine, but I can't imagine anyone anywhere liking that much salt in their food. Be safe and pick another of the many restaurants in this beautiful city.

A nice, quiet, and peaceful place. The cottage blends perfectly with nature - no concrete, no music…read morefrom speakers, and no unnecessary elements - just nature, and that's great. The menu is small and simple, and that's also nice - a shrimp sandwich, non-alcoholic beer, and silence make a good combination. I was surprised that in this café you can get a cake that is sugar-free, lactose-free, and gluten-free, and it's made right there! The cake I had was absolutely delicious! The young owners are eager to talk about their ideas for cakes and answer every question - it's rare to find such dedicated people. If I'm in the area again, I will definitely visit them.