Lovely store with an impressively curated collection. I didn't know there were so many useful and…read morebeautiful bristle brushes! There's a small garden section, kitchen and home supplies, art work, and lots of textiles in the back. The prices didn't seem too high for the obvious quality of the pieces. No one helped me though. : (

I came here before some time ago but yesterday was one of these days where I found a couple of…read morethings and I thought "Oh I can need this" or "Oh I can buy this as a birthday present". They have a lot of Scandinavian design home accessorize. I especially like the room at the back where they sell blankets/pläd (from the brand Klippan) and pillows. I recommend everyone to browse through the store I am sure you will find something to buy for yourself or as a gift.

Worth the trip!…read more It's a little bit out of the way from the main, central parts of Stockholm, but it's easily accessibly by subway and the Acne Archiye is worth an hour of your time. It's a small store and you won't necessarily go in and "find" what you're looking for but instead, a unique piece or two might "find" you. The store has a whole range of Acne clothes and accessories, usually from older collections. It has a totally, totally different vibe from the other Acne stores in the city and feels almost a bit like thrifting. Great organization and emphasis on color coding and I'm always impressed by the range of different textiles and fabrics they have for sale.

The best place to get geared up in Acne Studios. There's decent selection of items across the last…read morefew seasons of Acne. The best is that everything is priced like a used Acne item in the states, but it is new! Despite the decent selection, they do not have everything from the last seasons, so if you're looking for something in particular, then you might be disappointed. Having said that: If you find a pair of last season's pink drihannas in a size 37, DM me :) PS. If you're also hitting up the Acne Archive in Copenhagen. The Stockholm one has less stock but better prices.

Inconsistent service with better-than-you attitude. My husband is a very loyal Hugo Boss customer,…read morebut after they treated us like we were incompetent when trying to make a simple return for unworn pants, we will not be coming back. They would rather lose a customer than realize the err of their ways.

My favorite store. I love Boss clothes but they can be found all over Stockholm. The personal here…read moreare exceptional. They are always happy, personable and go that extra mile I so appreciate and miss here in Sweden.

I've been shopping at Hermes for years: London, Dubai, NY, Paris, Shanghai, you name it. None of…read morethose stores (flagship ones, not like this dinky one) make you wait outside behind a line. And certainly not for 30 mins & counting... while 6 associates inside serve 2 people. An absolute farce... And i'm sure the glowering security guard staring us down must be to impart even more exclusivity. One last note: this store is a franchise, NOT an Hermes-owned store. So...NO REFUNDS! STORE CREDIT ONLY. Do not waste your time here: buy at a different store, or go around the corner to Louis Vuitton (btw, their stock here is very limited, mostly perfumes)

Very extensive collection; helpful staff; great product pickup turnaround!…read moreThey even have a bar (AlphaBar) around the corner!

Perfect place to game, eat, or both at the same time!…read more Super good prices for bar style food; think burgers, chorizo toast, onion rings, but with plenty of good vegetarian and vegan options too! They have bottled beer or beer on tap, both of which are surprisingly well priced for Stockholm. It can get a bit rowdy on Friday evenings thanks to all the magic the gathering players, but there's always plenty of tables and private rooms to rent if you're feeling less than social. Massive wall of board games to choose from too, it's a great way to test out a game before buying it upstairs. Employees are all super polite and aren't weird or pushy at all if you have any questions about the food or games upstairs. Overall, it's a great place that keeps getting better. I started going about a year back and hardly a week goes by that I don't swing by to snag some nachos or a burger.

Fairly large store. Lots of vinyl. It's a somewhat confusing layout for me, especially when your…read moreartist is versatile. I was looking for a specific Swedish artist. I looked through each CD display. Alas, it looks like Amazon for me.

Looks like vinyl, books, cd's and dvd's arent dead even in a hip contemporary town like Stockholm…read more Bengans has a very large shop which seems to span two storefronts. Got a kick at looking how much American hard rock and metal they have. Of course Scandinavia is on the forefront of metal so it was cool to see that too. A retro store for those of us who like the old hand held things in our music, film, and literature