Stopped in several times a week to sample the varying restaurants and bakes. Not to be missed!…read moreHasselssons Matluka was my fave- amazing mortadella on Persian bread was wonderful.

I was here for work for a week…read more Naturally my curiosity took me around the city and I stumbled upon this market. It doesn't look like much from the inside but it's inside is filled with many different vendors and purveyors of meats, produce, and an array of grocery items. Good thing they had items on display since I didn't know what the Swedish words were for the food items. It's a bustling market and it's where the locals go to buy their ingredients for the day or next day. I don't see huge shopping carts in these parts like at home. Meat and veggies look the same here in the market, so easy to distinguish what you are buying. Many Swedes do speak English and probably better than I would be attempting to speak any lick of Swedish I have learned from my expat friends in Germany.

Nice little spot for a quick cup of Italian (named) coffee. Small but perfectly fine selection of…read moresweets to go with the coffee. Salads and open sandwiches perfect for lunch. Breakfast served Mo-Fr and between 09-10 on Saturdays. Superfriendly staff. They do not accept AMEX.

This is the only coffee bar actually worth visiting in town. The range of edibles leaves nothing to…read morebe desired, everything fully authentic Italiano. The baristas are very competent and will not leave you hanging with anything less than perfection (you'll get a perfectly made frappe and espresso without any compromises). They also carry a very interesting range of beers currently not found anywhere else in town, ie. Tabachéra and more. Very decent prices, top notch service, excellent craftsmanship... these are only some of the reasons that I'm a regular here.

I like buying flowers here, the small store makes it feel like a flowers-market and the flowers…read morealways seems fresh!

This bakery os just a few years old and must be one of the best (at least most exciting) bakeries…read moreto buy your sour dough bread from. It's like coming in to someones kitchen where they bake the bread right in front of you. All bread is organic and they bake different bread different days. Some of them are very popular and sells out early (like Gotlandsbröd). This is really not the place to go to for a "fika" (coffee and a sandwich) but it IS actually possible. There are room for one party of 2 or 3 in the windowsill. You get to choose whichever bread you like and they actually make it while you wait. Not the fancy ones you get at many cafes but it is like the one you make yourself at home and it tastes SO good!