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!

Excellent brunch option in Gothenburg! I've been here a few times, and you must make a…read morereservation, we've tried walk ins but it's always packed. They have indoor and outdoor seating, inside is cozy with lots of two and four people tables, outside are larger park benches. The eggs Benedict is epic, with super fresh bread and really tasty hollandaise sauce. My partner has gotten the burger, and it's HUGE but really well done. Also recommend the mimosas, the Bloody Mary was good, but not as spicy and fresh as I was expecting. Service was very fast and friendly!

From the owner: Breakfast Society är ett Sydney inspirerat frukostkoncept som vi kör varje lördag, söndag och…read moreutvalda helgdagar, en à la carte frukost helt enkelt. Det går att få delar av menyn laktosfri, glutenfri eller vegansk. Starta helgen på bästa sätt med en frukost hos oss på Breakfast Society. Om onlinebokningen är full så har vi alltid några lediga bord för drop-in gäster ;-)

This doesn't look like a fantastic place neither from the outside nor when you step inside, but I…read morejust tried their brunch today - and I must say I finally found the place where you can get the complete breakfast/brunch for a cheap price. SEK99 full buffet. This place has everything you can possible ask for - hot dishes like sausage, eggs, bacon, waffles/pancakes, potato in one way or the other, oat meal and cold dishes like cheese, ham, yoghurt, vegetables, fruit and - the bread is good! Hot and cold beverages. They have it all! And it's goooood! I don't know if it is common practice, but today they actually brought the waffles to the table for every one - freshly made. That I like! Their waffles are really good! They are so good they even worked with lingonberry and whipped cream! (which I never have) There is one downside though and that is the many tables and chairs in a small area. It gets really crowded and annoying to get to your table and back. They do not accept AMEX.

I visited my friend in Gothenburg and at his suggestion we checked out the breakfast buffet. It…read morewas great! I had some delicious eggs (sort of a custard dish), fresh waffles, bread, rolls, potato pancakes, and fresh coffee. They also had an assortment of fruit juices. For SEK99 it was a good deal.

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.

I really like this place for breakfast!…read more They open early and serve breakfast till 11. You get to choose from a wide selection of homebaked bread, juice, coffee/tea and yoghurt at 59 SEK. Add extra sandwich for only SEK 10! Even take out at a smaller cost (no yoghurt incl). Saturdays they have this excellent breakfast buffet at 79 SEK. As good as any family hotel buffet! Eggs are freshly boiled and they have "kaviar" for those Swedes who crave. The interior is nice and warm, robust. One copy of GP news paper to read. Free wifi. Does not accept AMEX.

Breakfast "set": Homemade sandwich+ yogurt+juice+tea/coffee for 69 sek…read more Pretty good considering everything is so expensive here. The food is yummy and fresh! Frozen berries and some seeds. I was already full after the bowl of yogurt. Cozy and the lady is nice!

CT24 used to be Cafe TinTin for many years. It changed in I believe early 2011…read more This café is opened 24 hrs. They have a few different breakfast offers that are pretty decent. You can get "kaviar" to the egg. Oatmeal or rice pudding with jam. Milk is served out of the container so fill a glass of milk to bring to your table for the porridge. On weekends you can get American pancakes. But as always - fake maple syrup. Also no butter. You can order whipped cream (out of a can type that shrinks) or jam to an extra charge though.

I came to Café Tintin on the suggestion of my husband, who logged a lot of time in this 24 hour…read morecafe when he was a student in Göteborg. Posters from the famous Tintin graphic novel series adorn the walls. Free wifi, a large selection of decent-looking pastries, sandwiches, and brunch items, and strong coffee. My cappuccino did not disappoint. Not a destination in itself, but Tintin made for a good place to sit and read for several hours.

An excellent idea that absolutely did not execute…read more I'm pretty sure I understand the angle that they were getting at, but they just didn't quite get it. The interior needs to be redone, it's just plain dirty and old. Grimey is the word that comes to mind. You order up front, get a beeper and come back when your food is ready. They stash the water and silverware near the front but it's not managed and is dirty. The food selection is reminiscent of the us diner feel, but it's still not quite right, yes they have pancakes but where are then blueberry pancakes? Or the eggs Benedict? Or the BEC sandwich.... the bagels were the absolute best part. They were great. The omelette I got was close to inedible, it was just riddled with oil and salt. The people who worked there looked absolutely miserable and I felt almost bad being there. I would definitely not recommend this place to anyone, especially an excited American who thought they'd get a little taste of home. But I appreciate the representation?

I am giving a low three star review and judging from the other reviews, both high and low ratings,…read moreit all boils down to 2 things. If you are an American or not and what your expectations of an American breakfast place is. It is consistent in that it is as mediocre as when I first went years ago, but they earned another star for their consistency, which I think partially accounts for the lines. To Expats I know the homesickey feeling and the desperation and hope when we want a taste of home. I moved to Sweden in 2002, back when you couldnt buy turkey, cranberries and Libbys canned pumpkin at Ica Maxi. I had to go to the English shop to their American shelf way in the back corner to buy my peanut butter and Spam. Thank God those days are over, even if it's too bad the English shop closed. Their offering of pancakes with maple syrup, over fried and cold eggs and greasy bacon and the bagel offering is a comfort to expats who are desperate and can't cook. Thanks in large part to this place I learned to make pancakes, muffins, scones, poached eggs and omelettes and overcome my fear of frying food to make crispy bacon. I lived in Sweden till 2014 but I still gladly spend my vacations there. We hardly go out on weekends for breakfast anymore. Never got the bagel thing, but I just suffer till I get back home to the US. For American tourists, don't waste your time or money, nothing to see here folks, if you live in the US, there are MANY better choices at home. Instead try a Swedish style breakfast, buffet or cafe. For Swedes who think they are trying something exotic, I think one word says it all IHOP. This place is not American style breakfast place and not very good. Also, if that is the concept, maybe some American style cheerful or sassy service. Research YouTube videos of Alice and you may get the idea. The decor is more Happy Days, diner but not as cheerful. But I think the appeal can be that it isnt the typical boring (to you) Swedish breakfast. It also is a great location, near Linnèplatsen, Haga, etc and on the sunny side of the street. When I do walk up that way for a breakfast, I continue to the French boulangerie across the street. It's not really French, I know that, but it is tasty and the decor and ambience is much better.

We went here with an international tour group and one desert was part of the tour for free. They…read moreonly had one person working there but she was terrific at getting everyone served quickly and answered their questions in perfect English. My daughter and I are gluten free and thought we would not have an option or if we did it would be average. Well, it was terrific, we had a coconut pastry and a sesame seed pastry. Both hit the spot. Got back to the bus and talked with the group and I couldn't remember the name of this place and other tourists had gone back to get additional deserts from her. Everyone enjoyed it very much, great job. We sat on a bench outside and enjoyed the deserts.

We stopped in late in the day for a treat. Not much left so sampled an orange cup cake which was…read moresimple but nice. My iced mocha latte was perfectly made. I recommend visiting early in the day to have a wide variety of treats.

What a gem. Unassuming hotel on the outside, an exquisite ambiance and beautifully decorated…read moreinside. So welcoming and relaxing. The service was superb and food even more so. I visit from the states for work and will return!

After a long day of walking and shopping in the area - wanted a sweet break…read more Jumped on Yelp and found this spot. So unassuming from the outside - looks closed but definitely make your way in! Lavish inside - you will feel like royalty throughout your time there. The velvet booth was private and a wonderful nook to settle in for a bit while enjoying some bubbly and confection. Desserts take awhile - compiled and composed to order. Our selections were excellent - rhubarb and passion fruit Lovely service - welcoming and gave us just enough attention. Highly recommend this spot and was one of our highlights while in the area!

Great bagels in Gothenburg!! We ordered takeaway and got the tuna bagel and a bagel that had…read morechicken. Both were warm and had a good balance of bread to fixings. The bagels themselves were actually quite good and reminiscent of deli bagels in the US. They were chewy and soft and tasted fresh. They had fresh squeezed juices on the menu and coffee drinks. The inside is a bit crowded during the autumn or winter when you can't sit outside, and you typically can not get a seat - even when waiting it's very hard to find where to stand. There are about 3-4 tables that if you're lucky enough to get, seat about 2-4 on each. The service was friendly however, and pretty fast!

I love the name!…read more But considering the name I thought they would have more than four kinds of bagels. One star drops. They have several fillings for the bagels but the ultimate rite of passage is one with just cream cheese. It came hot with lots of cream cheese and was really good! I don't understand the crisps/potato chips though...? The plain black coffee was also really really good! Inside is only five tables and pretty small. It gets cold when the door is kept open. The interior is red and pretty nice and clean. OK, Egg & Milk has got a competitor in Bönor & Bagels regarding the best bagels in town. E&M leads due to more flavors to choose from. Do not accept AMEX.