A very fitting city for having coffee with desserts and snacks - 2 of 2…read more Fazer, or Karl Fazer, is one of the best known coffeehouse and dessert places in the Finnish capital. It appears there might be more than one location, with a few being almost too close to each other. I was trying to figure out which one is the main location. Once you find it, you will know that this is the feather in the cap of the Fazer brand. This Fazer coffeehouse is not just about getting something warm to drink and eat. It's an experience. This is a large Art Deco cafe' where they didn't skimp on decking out the exterior and the interior to be true to the genre and, of the places to sit, I wound up seating under a slightly domed glass ceiling that was beautiful, so it was no wonder I gravitated toward that part of the interior. They sell coffee, tea, and cakes, but also have sandwiches, chocolate, candy, and more. There are more bins and shelves with goods than you'd expect in a coffeehouse. They were slightly crowded a little later in the evening, but not excessively so. The service here was a little more curt than that at Roasberg, but they got the job done. I had a slice of berry flavored cake and a cup of decaf coffee since it was a little later in the evening. As soon as I saw Fazer's exterior and went inside, I knew that it would be a little more expensive. It's your job to restrain yourself and not treat it like a restaurant with a series of courses, instead opting for a hot drink and something sweet or savory. If the service was a little more upbeat and the prices were slightly more reasonable, it would get 5 stars from me. However, with what I drank and ate being good and with this being such a unique experience, it easily gets 4 stars. I'd gladly return if in this city again and I recommend visiting this landmark coffeehouse.

Very cute and modern looking cafe. Seating inside and outdoors available…read more Only a short walk from Hotel Arthur, Scandic Red, and the subway station. When you walk in you are greeted by a display case that shows an array of parties and cake slices. Staff was very friendly. I didn't spend much time browsing as I only had my eye on the prize- passion fruit cheesecake! Unlike an American style cheesecake, this had the texture of a mousse with a thin crust. The passion fruit flavor was lovely and a real treat. Can't wait to go back and try more items.

It's a cute cafe and chocolate shop in Helsinki. They offer a variety of Belgium chocolates and…read morecoffees. We stopped in here to grab some coffee and hot chocolate after our hop on hop off tour. The hot chocolate was good. I wished that it had been hotter. It was served to us lukewarm and the chocolate that they used in it was cold.

Café Neuhaus is a tiny café on Unioninkatu right around the corner from Senatintori. You probably…read morepassed by this place several times already most likely not even being aware it is a café. But it's definitely worth to stop and try their nice pastry and good coffee. Neuhaus is a coin collector's shop at the same time. Take a look at their collection if you are interested. It anyway gives the place a quite unique atmosphere and appearance. But the main reason to come here is of course to try the amazing Belgian Neuhaus pralines. Neuhaus is one of the most renowned producers of Belgian chocolate and pralines.

Good coffee and desserts. They also sell sandwiches but I only had an espresso and dessert…read more If you come in with more than 3 people and want espresso based coffees it will take a while since they appear to have a single-serve espresso machine (commercial but like something you would have at home). Recommend if you are in the area and want a sweet treat.

Chjoko in Kruunuhaka is THE place for chocolate lovers. The small shop offers a pretty impressive…read moreselection of classic and extraordinary chocolate products. And almost all of it is self-made. Try their heavenly pralines, cakes and petit fours. And don't miss out on their macarons! They are some of the best I've ever had. Of course there is also chocolate ice cream. You're saying chocolate ice cream is boring? Then you haven't tried the ones at Chjoko. They have several different versions all based on either white, milk or dark chocolate combined with some spicy or fruity flavors. Oh, and if you are a real chocolate fan you might want to come to their Saturday Chocolate Brunch where you can try and eat as much as you can for just 16 €.

From the owner: Kahvi-, tee- ja makeistuotteiden erikosliike Töölössä. Tuomme itse monia maistuvia merkkejä maahan…read more- mm. Hattesenin ja Mon Drageen lakritsituotteita.