The bakery chain Gateau has undertaken a rapid expansion since being acquired by Nordic…read morebakery/confectionery giants Fazer some time ago. So far it has not really had a negative impact on the quality and they do have some great sourdough bread and other freshly baked goods and nice pastries. I am myself not huge on bread and pastries but often stop by this place to pick up some pastries and Swedish cinnamon buns for meetings as these are often appreciated by other meeting participants. This location is very handy next to the new Triangeln station in Malmö.

I've visited a few of the local Espresso houses and they are the local/regional cafe chain…read more This one is located on the top floor of the Emporia mall. Been here both weekdays and weekend and as you would expect weekends are busy. I like the sitting/dining area (which is part of the mall) next to their stand. You have an atrium feel with a variety of seating options. Tasty espresso beverages with a good variety of the sweetened coffee drinks. They also have Oatly as an option. A wide array of desserts/pastries as well some sandwiches. Servers were friendly. A good option for a quick refuel while visiting the mall.

On a rainy Sunday it was time for some coffee and possible dessert so as I've passed it a few times…read moredecided to give Hollandia a try. It has a nice atmosphere and is decorated with a throwback approach. You feel like you are hanging out at someone's house. Plenty of cakes, pastries and sandwiches to chose from. It's almost overwhelming. I received some great help sorting it out from the lady that took my order. I settled on the Sachertorte which is also available in a vegan version. I've had the original in Vienna and this one comes very close. Very dense and rich with an amazing & complex chocolate flavor. Paired it with a Cappuccino which was also excellent! It was busy and I would imagine there would be a wait for seating at certain times. They have a ticket/number system for ordering so this gives a sense. Local flavor with excellent service, smiling people behind the counter and tasty desserts in a laid back atmosphere.

Very nice and smell wonderful of baked goods. Raining in the city therefore stopped by here for a…read moreglass of wine and sweet cake and some to go. Very clean, and great services with both inside and outside seating. Plenty of wonderful, eye catching beautiful bake goods. Ordered at the counter and received the goods then you choose your seating. Got a great seat at the window overlooking the street. Very bright, clean, spacious, well decor and well lighting. This is self serves therefore you clean your area or table after you finished. Very nice with great vibe.

Excellent coffee, lunch, and pastries in a cozy gardenesque patio setting…read more Not sure but the pastries seem very similar to those at St. Jakobs bakery -- they may come from there, or else these just are equivalently good. Cozy wool blankets available to use to keep you warm if the weather turns chilly. Best cup of coffee we've had in Malmö so far.

Coffee was amazing and a great assortment Of…read morepastries/sandwiches. Great environment and friendly staff.

My favorite meal in Sweden and the BEST cheesecake I've ever had…read more This place is AWESOME. Get a hot chocolate (they're gigantic and come with tons of colored marshmallows). The cheesecakes are amazing, and there are tons to choose from. The location is cozy and a great place to spend some time if you're looking for a cafe.

Meh, not sure why this place gets raves. Maybe I went at the wrong time? The employees were bored…read moreand distracted. The cheesecake was good, but expensive. The people-watching outside was pretty good. They have a bathroom upstairs, so that helps. But the soap dispenser was empty...

I decided to take a detour (on the way to a much less worthy dinner) & give Le Gourmet a try. I…read moremissed them a couple of times before (closed Sunday & close at 20:00 on Tue.) It is a small & cozy restaurant with a mini store in the middle selling French cuisine-everything from Foie Gras to Chocolates, cheese, Jams, Rilletes & sausage to name a few. I arrived on a Wednesday (one of the evenings they close at 8) & there were only a couple of tables full so had my choice of seating. Seems like weekends are when reservations are recommended. I wasn't sure what to order so based on my server's recommendation I started with the Salad de Chèvre. Before that came out I was served some bread, green olives & sausage which were a great start (& turned out to be complimentary). The salad was excellent with the creamy goat cheese on toast surrounded by greens. For main, although I haven't had good luck with Duck in other restaurants (overcooked, dry, no flavor, etc.), I took a chance based on recommendation and ordered the Confit de Canard with seasoned potatoes & Foie Gras. The Duck leg was exquisite! So rich & decadent! I was offered some flavored salts but didn't need them as the Canard was seasoned perfectly. The potatoes were also excellent! The Foie Gras was a seared piece topping & very good. I didn't want this meal to end! Paired it with a Matten (French) Cuvée beer which had an Amber color & was light & refreshing. I really didn't need dessert but who can resist a Chocolate Fondant? It was amazing! Luscious Chocolate middle with vanilla ice cream side. Yes! My server was attentive & took great care of me. I sent my compliments to the Chef for my unforgettable dining experience. So happy I took the detour.

To be honest, I can't really write bad things about chocolate shops, can I?…read more I mean it's chocolates, what's not to like? This small chocolate shop not far from Triangeln station is actually quite nice. They have various imported chocolates from all over Europe, some candies (mostly liquorice, brrr!) and also handmade chocolate truffles behind the display, so you could pick what you want. But the shop is really really small and it's hard to move around, and it is stocked with way too many goods but the service is also very nice so I'm very torn about the whole review and ends up at three. Now, can please someone drag me out of here?????

an affordable ice cream spot in malmö. a variety of flavors -- i sampled a few and they were a hit…read moreor miss but hard to beat the price (i was excited about the vioglass but it personally lacked flavor for me). i got the "taste of sicily" which was an ice cream with apricot jam and pistachios in a waffle cone. enjoyed it outside the shop in the sun!

This is the review of the ice cream shop pop up that they set up near Gustav Adolfs Torg, right by…read morethe canal. It was sunny at that time and naturally there was a long line of people wanting to buy ice cream. The girl behind the counter announced that the credit card machine was dead at that time so we had to pay by cash. Fortunately I was carrying Swedish money around (I usually never did, so I was meant to have ice cream that day) and got myself raspberry (hallon) and melon sorbet. They were super good! Mina K chose smultron (That turned out to be wild strawberries instead of some stuff related to Voltron) and Viol (that smelled like perfume) and both flavors were really good. They also have the classic ice cream flavors like chocolate, mocca and the likes but we chose the fruity ones because they were more refreshing. All in all very recommended ice cream. Watch for the little blue shop when you're walking in Malmö!