My review is only for the actual bagels, as in the baked dough, not the sandwiches. Note that fresh…read moreyou can only by plain, but you can buy poppy, sesame, whole wheat, and a few other flavors frozen for take-out. Northern Europe is known for its smoked fish, and as an American, I find smoked fish (especially salmon) to call for a bagel to put it on. But, these parts of Europe aren't known for their bagels. So, I ventured down to Sodermalm in search of a bagel from one of the few places in Stockholm that makes them, and took it home to put some fish on it. And, it really wasn't bad! Not the best bagel I've had ever, but it had a nice flavor, particularly when toasted. Bit on the squishy side, which is normal in Europe. Certainly meets the need for a bagel.

I grew up in New York, so consider my palate to be a bit more particular than normal when it comes…read moreto bagels. That being said, these are not bagels, but rather bagel-shaped rolls. The bagel is reminiscent of a Thomas' Breads bagel that they sell in supermarkets in the States. They were oddly sweet and lacking texture differences between the outside and inside of the bagel (bagels are supposed to be a bit tough on the outside, and these were just soft and squishy). The inside wasn't bad, but also wasn't great. I got the Stockholm bagel, and the eggs and caviar were nice together, but the eggs weren't super fresh. It was a bit messy to eat, and every time you took a bite, the filling would fall out of the other end. It's probably because the bagel itself wasn't capable of holding contents in. I guess it's decent for a bagel in Stockholm, but people from the States might as well just wait for their next visit home, and handle their bagel-fixes then.

where I'm from, bagels are a staple food, are cherished by many, and come easily accessible through…read morethe local coffee chain with a high selection! That being said, I craved a bagel and travelled all the way to frihemsplan to get it! It was definitely worth it. For 59 kr i got a deeeelicious poppy seed bagel with a chicken cesar fill. A gem! Definitely satisfied, will return...

Living abroad can be hard work some days and Charles' store is just what this expat ordered! I have…read morehad the pleasure of getting to know Charles from his store and he is an incredible entrepreneur and has become my friend through all of this. If you find this review favorable towards Charles - it should be. He encompasses all of the favorite fixings from home and has the incredible customer service attitude to go with it and when leaving his establishment you'll have a friend for life. Not to mention that entering the store you meet other warm and friendly people all curious to see what treasure they can find and other friendships have been known to happen. Thanks Charles for setting up a shop in Stockholm! It was long overdue! Ps. Keep the Quakers oatmeal stacked high as that's one of my favorites and I can't wait till you have bagels in!!

I mean, this is an american junk food store, what's not to like? Good selection of various kinds of…read moreitems. Flaming hot cheetos AND funyuns, so that's a plus. Very, very expensive. Can you blame 'em? Probably not.

Excellent food. I loved the cold smoked lax and great cafe lattes. Highly recommend for those…read moreseeking quality.

A cozy small place besides the big espresso house. But the barista doesn't has to hide. Excellent…read morecoffee and kind staff... one of the small places valuable to stay during a visit in kungsholmen! Thx

Went to MoS for the first time today. It was mega crowded - duh, it was a holiday today. Since I am…read moreof turkish heritage I couldn't resist going to Simit Sarayi (engl. Bagel Palace). So the turkish bagel, simit, is nothing special actually. If you havent eaten it before dont worry if you do eat it, you'll recognize the taste. Two things I noticed: 1. They europeanized/swedenized a lot of food - no like. 2. That place is packed with turks. haha Anyways if you have 20kr spare and want a quick bite try a simit at simit sararyi.