The cream cheese bagel keeps me afloat for the early morning trains. My drink of choice is the iced…read moresalt and caramel latte. Always stop by here before riding into Copenhagen. Also shout out to Mikkel very cool and chill barista

I can't even count the number of Espresso Houses we stopped in while in Sweden because my dad had a…read morething for their blended coffee 'drinks.' Anyway, Espresso House is a chain with very mediocre bitter coffee and ridiculous blended coffee drinks a la Starbucks. I bought a cinnamon bun at this location and it was super stale and sad. If you like real coffee, this is not your spot.... if you like Starbucks, you'll probably like E.H.

What a find in Malmo. Small but packed with love. The baristas were wonderful. Our coffee was…read moregreat. The croissant was a bit to moist and buttery for my taste. The vibe and hygge here, is wonderful. A must stop in Malmo.

Nice local authentic coffee and fresh pastry; great cappuccino and very friendly service. Nice…read morequiet place

After taking the train to Malmö, the first thing my Swedish friend suggested was coffee. He said…read morethey drink lots of it there, and there was a good spot right in the city center square. We walked in and I noticed it was really cool, date I say Swedish hipster. Small in space, but with ample room to sit (as well as outdoor seating), it was also very clean and crowded. Once I saw the menu I knew what I needed. Not just from curiosity, but because nowhere else have I ever been that a place had a drink called a Biggie Smalls (an espresso along side a latte)! Not only am I fan of his music, but so was the coffeeshop owner. He had some great music playing in the coffeeshop (soul, funk and breaks). A steal at $5, i was surprised to see instantly how much more affordable Sweden was than its neighbor Denmark, only 15 miles away. It was quite drastic. The coffee was delicious, and the barista is serious about his craft. He wears an apron, but clearly knows and cares about what he is doing- not like a lot of people you see just dressing the part. I will be back to Malmö again someday, and I have a feeling I will be back to drink another coffee here.

Delicious small breakfast items - avocado toast and pastries, for example. High end, delicious…read morecoffee.

The place is good. The coffee is decent and the pastries are tasty. Nothing above average though…read more You get what you pay for, but it has a nice atmosphere. Very warm and cozy inside.

One of my favourite places to chill and have a nice cuppa with friends. Prices are okay and the…read moreatmosphere is good to relax and also to study. Recommended!

One of the numerous Espresso House locations on this small stretch of the shopping street in Malmö…read more(three within 100 meters or so and they have a further two within a few blocks). This one has been around the longest but it is still popular. The selection is the same as in other Espresso House locations so expect pretty decent filter coffee, espresso that will vary in quality depending on who is making it (but beans are pretty good) and cafe food that is better than most chains but still not great. I often end up going to this place when in Malmö since they open earlier than the others in the area and is choose to our office. As it is popular the coffee is usually freshly made as well. Service is friendly and they work fast so a good option for a caffeine fix in the morning (before the really good places have opened).

The original Espresso House in Malmö…read more One of a chain of coffee shops in southern Sweden. Same menu at every place. Lattes and sandwiches. Great cakes. A bit pricey but always great service. Rather unaccessible with a pushchair - unless you prefer to sit outside. Can be quite crowded on movie nights since the movie theater is just around the corner.

Small coffee shop serving up a nice espresso next to spoonery…read more They take over part of the square with outdoor seating in the summer and have a few bar seats indoor during winter.