There are 2 parts in this restaurant: 'a la carte', very expensive but very good ( so it should…read morebe), and a 'cafeteria` which offers fantastic fairly priced food, although you won't get the crayfish. Talking about the latter, they are here supposed the best in the world,no less, which may well be. If you want to try them however, just buy them at the fish shop next to the restaurant and enjoy them sitting by the water...fabulous. Back to the restaurant, we strongly recommend the cafeteria part which offers great dishes, all of them very good.My wife and I stayed in Fjällbacka for 3 reasons: Camilla Läckberg crime novels, Ingrid Bergman and the actual gorgeous little fishing village and what is said to be the most beautiful archipelago in Sweden ( could also actually be). Fairly pricey but well worth it.

I can't believe that I am the first person to review this great cafe! Aside from the delicious…read morefood, the tables outside have the best views in Fjällbacka. Great fish and chips, good schnitzel, great beer. Prices were decent (Sweden is very expensive) and the views made it worth every dollar we spent. Very busy, service can be a bit slow, but with the great views, who cares?!

Very cute small cafe with organic coffee and sandwiches made with artisanal bread. (Seats about 15…read morepeople). Decor is a mix of wood and metal. Colorful artwork covers the walls and stained glass pieces are in the windows. Blankets and throw pillows are on the benches lining the walls, and there are lots of plants of many different varieties all over the place in pots. I would describe the vibe in here South American meets "hipster without trying to be hipster". The baristas are very nice, and helpful with suggestions. We ordered a cappuccino and a 50/50 (espresso/milk, I don't remember the name) and it cost us 70 sek, so it wasn't too expensive. The coffees were very pretty, finally worth an Insta post lol. There IS wifi, see photos for password :D I would definitely recommend this place if you're a coffee nut, or if you want a quaint location for a coffee date.

I was visiting Sweden and I was on the lookout for some of the best coffee around Göteburg, so I…read morestumbled upon this place after a few google searches. Walking in, the atmosphere was pretty casual with people talking it up with one another and enjoying coffee. The baristas at the counter were super welcoming and helpful when it came to choosing which drink I wanted to get. I decided to get a latte with an espresso made from Ethiopia beans and my friend got a pourover (V60) made from the Costa Rica beans. The latte was amazing and it was super smooth with the Ethiopia espresso. I tried some of the Costa Rica pourover and it was great, it had a nice and light taste to it and I loved it so much I decided to buy a bag of the Costa Rica beans. I also loved how they serve their pourovers in an Erlenmeyer flask, it made me so happy! As I was enjoying my drink, I began to talk with one of the baristas about coffee and it was great to meet such people that were so enthusiastic about coffee living their dreams and making this amazing coffee. I know I'll be back here again whenever I'm back in Sweden. Until then, I'll be missing this place on the daily.

Ordered: Caffé Latte (44 SEK)…read moreMorotskaka (45 SEK): carrot cake Aya's take: I love the vibe here at Kafé Magasinet! Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, exposed brick walls, and tons of plants/greenery and natural light in the back covered outdoor area. In addition to being a cafe, they serve food and beer/alcohol, as well. The Caffé Latte was made well with a creamy and warm taste. The Morotskaka was dense and could have been more moist. The cream on top definitely helped with that but made each bite way too sweet. I ended up scraping off the cream and taking a little with each bite instead. Overall, great spot for fika!

What a delightful experience! My first time dining here and I loved all the cozy seating found in…read moretheir quaint ceelarium. I enjoyed a peach iced tea and the Rueben. The service was excellent and the food was delicious!

Great area and a lot of dining options! Friendly people and great for taking nice pictures.read more

The Haga District was a fun little collection of streets with shops and restaurants all very close…read moreto Skansan Kronan. We were there in winter and on a Sunday so there weren't as many shops open as we expect is normal for this area. There were a couple bakeries displaying their delicious smelling baked goods out on the street and a couple cafes open. I bet it's a great location in summer with the shops open and people outside vending their items. It's also nice that it's in walking distance to the fortress so you can combine lunch, shopping, a great view, and a historical site all in one visit.

I am not a violent man but I pity the fool who tries to stand between me and one of these…read morefresh-baked cinnamon buns. Life is too short to think about calories when pastries like this are available.

What a great place! Visiting from US and my first meal in SE and this was delicious. I had the fish…read moren chips and it was one of the best I've had. If I make another trip out here, I will keep this on the list of places to eat.

Very inviting, friendly service and a perfect place to take a break. Great cup of coffee and free…read morerefills!

We came in search of Fika. Unfortunately, Alingsas is a ghost town on Sundays. Nygren's was it so…read morewe came in for treats. Sadly, all looked wilted or over decorated. We passed and had a super strong muddy French Press.

Here in the summer, really nice salads and sandwiches. Plenty of pastry options and crepes…read more Coffees too. Very nice outdoor patio and great inside too.