We got a Princess Cake to go. Service was great. Shop was clean and cozy from what we could see…read more Most importantly the cake was yummy - marzipan outer layer, soft sponge cake layers and a whipped cream filling, all with the green color we expected. Advertised as 6 servings and that seemed right to us. 10/10!

We wandered into this little bakery on the way back to our hotel and were happy we did. I am always…read morea sucker for great baked goods, and Europe never disappoints. This little spot reminded me a bit of the 24/7 diners back home in New Jersey. Kind of just a clean, no-frills place to grab a decent bite and a coffee. They have glass cases full of the most delicious looking pastries in the front by the cash register, just like diners do. My husband and I had already eaten so we just got a bunch of pastries to take back to our room. Boy they had a rather stunning variety. My personal favorite look like horseshoes that are encrusted with sliced almonds and covered in honey. Then the two ends of the horseshoe are dipped in chocolate. I have no idea what they are called. But holy Charlie Bucket, go get yourself one or three. I could've been very happy with a cup of coffee and one of those for breakfast a lot of mornings. One caution: the baked goods here are VERY sweet. They use a lot of honey and other gooey sweet sticky stuff in their baking. It's delicious. But if you need to watch your sugar intake like I do, be warned. Service was fine... not friendly and not unfriendly.

Walking to dinner on Friday evening one could not help but notice the scene at Wienercaféet, a…read morevisit for Breakfast five days later finding things far more sedate at a space opened in 1904 that continues to serve as an all-day rendezvous seven days a week. Operated as a Champagne Bar and Café at Biblioteksgatan 6, nearby shopping and local businesses supplying an endless supply of foot traffic that has made the Restaurant as successful with tourists as it is with locals, guests arriving at one of the Restaurant's two entrances during morning hours will find themselves free to waltz right in and explore, table service eschewed in favor of a Bakery where items are laid out with prices a bit higher than other places less well appointed in terms of décor. Maintaining much of its old wood and granite, the kitchen clearly upgraded at some point since Wienercafeet was taken over by a local group managing at least a half-dozen additional Bars and Eateries, it was with several guests already enjoying Fika and Coffee that six items were selected from a line-up for approximately 240 SEK, first bites of the Cardamom Bun seeing caramelized outsides give way to a dense interior rich in Butter but low in Spices. Improving henceforth in terms of Food, the lone waiter in charge of Water refills spending most of time kibitzing with two middle-aged women seated outside, it was setting aside more than half of Roll one that attention turned instead to another topped in Nuts, the base similar but deeply penetrated by Sugar though in terms of taste the more traditional Tosca Tart proved better thanks to less Bread and more notable flavor from an array of Seeds and Nuts. Next investing in previously unheard of "Wienerbrod," a laminated ring of Pastry surrounding Vanilla Custard and lightly drizzled with Icing, it was here that Wienercaféet again showed well, the Budapest at first appearing dry but in reality delicate and light with smooth Cream supporting Orange segments while the Chokladbol was dark and rich but spared from being one dimensional by an equal ratio of Cocoa to Oats and Coconut.

Decent neighborhood bistro; mix of Viennese, Swedish and French food with a small selection of…read morelocal beers. Lots of desserts to choose from and, of course, the obligatory variety of coffees

I bought a cake for work and this was the recommended place to order from. The person who suggested…read morethis place was spot on. The princess cake was delicious and a fan favorite. When I had a problem getting the online order to work, someone reached out to me right away to call and figure it out. Great customer service, get cake!

Once a well regarded café in Stockholm now in decline. Few customers, high prices, mediocre…read moreproducts and unfriendly staff. Time to call it the day?

The best service and Italian cafe food you can get outside of Napoli. The staff are extremely…read morefriendly and let you try different specialties. I had the lemon lasagna and potato and salami cake. They where both very good but lemon lasagna is not for everyone ;) make sure to have a coffee and a look at all the clothes and things they sell in the back of the cafe!

Stockholm is filled with great trendy cafes but sometimes you just crave something more genuine and…read moreauthentic. This cafe and Italian specialty store is run by an incredibly warm couple with the man coming from Naples and his wife from Sweden. They serve delicious lunch and take their coffee very seriously. They also sell a variety of items from Southern Italy that are not easy to find elsewhere. What really makes the place special, though, is the hospitality of the owners and their great homemade lunches, desserts, and coffee (try the Napulitano special coffee if you have some time). They take pride in their work and want to share their passion with their customers. When you want a break from the designer cafes all around town, head here. You won't regret it.

Fun Bistro with solid portions and great flavor on all 3 items we ordered. Nice friendly staff,…read moretasty drinks - a very enjoyable lunch!! We got the Falafel, Salmon Sashimi and the Rotisserie Grilled Chicken. Will definitely come back and try the Meatballs and would recommend for lunch!

Loved this place for dinner! They have their own rotisserie and so the rotisserie chicken dish is a…read moremust! The "potato salad" on the side is also damn good! It has fried artichokes, feta, red onion, potatoes and some other stuff together in it--I could eat it for days! You can see a little delicatessen in the front of the restaurant--where you can purchase a few items like meat, poultry, sausage, cheese, jam, marmalade, vegetables and juices. It's a little like a tiny "Urban Deli" but is tastefully quieter--without all the branding and bright graphics everywhere. All their menu items can be ordered as a take-away item and It says that you can also buy bread from their "bakery" on the website. Excited to check that out next time! The restaurant itself is a quaint little bistro with a mix of French, Mediterranean and Swedish food. Everything feels chic and cosy at the same time. Very modest european and NYC feel to the interior of the place. It's an excellent restaurant to go on a chill but nice date night with your significant other.

Absolutely delicious! Warning...the Swedish coffee tastes exactly like American, but very very…read moregood. The staff is friendly and helpful. We couldn't decide what to order, so we got three desserts! A trip to Voxholm is much improved by sitting at Boulangerie with a lovely pastry and staring at the water. It is so pleasant! Tip: you must try the Blueberry Princess Cake! It was light as a feather and absolutely scrumptious.

I thought the food was great. We tried the ham and cheese crepes and the baked potato, which came…read morewith a creamy shrimp salad on top! All surprisingly good, though very rich. We also got a merengue, a cardamom bun, and a princess cake. The princess cake was so good! I don't like marzipan but this was better than any I've ever had - very light, not too cloying or sweet, very soft - and beneath was soft fluffy cream and sponge cake. Staff spoke enough English that we could get by - certainly better than our Swedish! If you're visiting Waxholm, I recommend this as a lunch Stop or just for coffee and pastry.

Delicious crepes!! Savory and sweet!! And if you have an entree you get a discount on the dessert…read morecrepe... but you may not have room. Make room! The ambiance is very cozy. Make a reservation. A few tables there. Lovely decor and something to always look at. Cidre everywhere. Had the brut cider. The carafe was much larger than anticipated. Ask about relative sizes first.... cidre was good!! Had the salmon normande crepe. Salmon cooked to perfection. Sauce was delicious. Nothing was left. Crepe was a good texture. I MADE room for the dessert crepe. And it was well worth it!!! The mousse crepe with a white mousse and a dark mousse on top of the crepe. So good. I could have just had the mousses by themselves. Smooth and creamy. Perfect. Great taste and not overly sweet. All in all a perfect meal... very satisfied.

This crêperie is probably the best place in Stockholm to find high-quality french cider…read more Unfortunately, it is an expensive place, but the food and drinks are good and the atmosphere is cozy.

I've had kanel & kardemummabullar from Stockholm's well-frequented spots, like Fabrique, and lesser…read moreknown, like Saturnus, and Petrus takes the cake (or dare I say bread) everytime. If you are arriving from the south (i.e. arriving from Södra station), try to not get lured by Johan & Nyström's; go their for your caffeine fix at some later time, surely, but at the moment, direct all attention to Petrus. But try to not walk past it; because the café is what Swedes would refer to as "mysigt" (cozy), you could unknowingly walk past it and stride into Mariatorget. Upon entering, you will be tasked with placing an order from the all equally eye-catching buns. Reassuringly, know that you can do no wrong, but if it's your first time (and one of your first times having a fika), the Beginner's Guide to Fika (if there were one) would recommend a kanelbulle, or a cinnamon bun. It's sticky, it's doughy, it's sweet, and the cinnamon is all there, with a kick of cardamom. It's best complimented by a cup of tea, I think, because coffee might steal the spotlight from the flavor. For seasoned fika experts, a kardemummabulle will give you an even stronger kick of spice. The kanel and kardemumma "fikabrod" are like the buns, just made in a bigger quantity. The semlor (available from Jan-April) are also great, but know that they aren't the most conventional. They're a bit sweeter than normal, my hunch being that there's something in addition to the almond paste that's usually in the buns. Perhaps it's a little too sweet, but nothing that irritated me, or dare I say stopped me. Seating can be a bit tricky to find, but don't let that discourage you from coming here. Staff are always super friendly and kind. I wish I lived next door.

I wish I had more time to try Petrus, but for a quick fika on a busy day exploring Stockholm, it…read moremore than exceeded expectations. I can't tell if the multitude of American reviews are because 1) Petrus has managed to attract tourists; 2) these particular Americans have taste; 3) Swedish people don't really use Yelp; or 4) some combination thereof. Needless to say, Petrus was recommended by some other friends who had previously visited Stockholm as the go-to for buns. It is well worth the trip. As many have noted, the storefront is small and tucked away off of a fairly high traffic pedestrian thorough fare. Given how many people are obsessed with staring into their phones, surely following google maps to the address won't be tough, but I've learned to lower my expectations of people over time. ANYWAY, I was pleased to stop into a coffee shop that wasn't Espresso House or Fabrique, the latter of which I'm lucky enough to enjoy at home. I was able to grab a seat by the door which gave an interior view (through a window) to their bakery which occupies the other space on the first floor of their building. Despite the baking appearing done for the day at that time, it was neat to see the machinery behind the delectable treats we were having. Coffee was straightforward and lacking in pretension, as you served yourself from the drip coffee thermos in the restaurant. As many have suggested, I'm sure the kanelbulle would have been as tasty as the kardamummabulle and "breakfast bun" (a slightly sweet combo of various nuts and seeds) I had. Everything was quick, pleasant, and tasty, just as a coffee shop / fika place should be; in a quiet, residential area which was relaxing; and a perfect beginning to get the day jump started.