Small grocery store w all the essentials! They had everything from fresh fruit to oat milk. And a…read morehuge sweets /chocolate section. Got everything we needed and more.

This no longer seems to be a "Coop Nära" and is instead just "Coop." Inside is an urban grocery…read morestore with food, cleaners, snacks, some kitchenware and prepared foods. I was coming back from a long evening walking tour and needed a snack on the way to the hotel. Lots of options here for snacks, I ended up choosing a small sandwich and a bottle of sparkling water. Extremely inexpensive and the fact that I speak no Swedish didn't matter. Watch the register and have your cash ready. And "sack" is easy enough to decline since they aren't free in most of Europe. [Review 18703 overall - 38 in Sweden - 2226 of 2022.]

I truly enjoy this place because it reminds me of my favorite grocery store in the US whole foods!…read more great centrally located lunch place, with fresh and organic ingredients! I tried the salads and the poke bowl, and both are great! I especially enjoy the salads, so good! Been here about five times and will go again!

This place is like the whole foods ( U.S) but considerably cheaper! Specially their lunch offers…read morethat costs only 85 kr & you get a proper portion of salad & salmon. This quality with this price is unbeatable in the city, I'd say! I only like to see them improving the dressings they offer which is mostly like a paste & I don't find them very tasty & they don't go very well with salad either. One more thing: here you can get fresh peanut butter just like in Whole Foods :)

I have to say that this store rocks for the plant based person! Everything is vegan friendly and…read morethe variety is amazing! It has pretty much everything a person could want who eats plant based from coffee, baked goods, sweet treats to cheeses and beyond. The place itself is very clean, organized, well lit, and the coffee area has a chill vibe. I spoke with a couple of the employees and they were both very friendly and helpful. If I lived in this area this place would be a regular stop for me! So, if you are looking for a complete vegan friendly place and you are in this neighborhood this is the place for you.

Verkar som Goodstore inte har förtroende för sina kunder. De har infört självskanning men tillåter…read moresamtidigt inte att kunderna scannar själva. Det blir en konstig kö då man får vänta på att personal kommer och scannar. Som kund känner man sig som en kriminell. Det sitter lappar som påminner att man inte ska stoppa grejer son man ska köpa i egen väska.

Don't let the slightly boring interior of this newly planted British heath market fool you into not…read morecoming in here! In Stockholm's new Mall of Scandinavia they have set up the first Swedish location of what sounds like many to come in the next year or so. I love heathy products for both the inside and outside of the body--so this place was like a new playground for me! They carried a ton of organic and eco-friendly skincare, supplements, healthy food, snacks and drinks. Since this is a British store, it has actually brought a lot of products that I recognize from the states (and some that I don't!) I was excited to see a few familiar brands like Burts Bees, Pacifica, Avalon organics, Yes to carrots (tomatoes, cucumbers..,) A'kin and Lavera on their shelves! I also really liked all the variety of the Holland & Barrett supplements. Their large jar of acai powder, raspberry ketones, chewable berry flavored acidophilus and apple cider vinegar (in pill form! so good for your health... but pretty nasty to drink!) were all real stand outs to me. The high quality and variety of supplements were the real star of the show here! Some other things to take note of in here are the large variety of teas, the mix-your-own dried fruit and nut bins, the mix-your-own dressing wall and the natural weight management and sports nutrition stuff for you healthy gym nuts out there. You've got to love it when a new foreign chain store pops up with all their new fun stuff! Check it out! =)

Tons of fresh items including cookies, muffins, sausage, salads. Loved the Swedish candy bar! So…read morecool

7-Eleven is a Japanese-American brand I hear is huge in parts of the Americas and Asia - but with…read morethe stores having a little presence in Western Europe I've never visited a branch until now (The only stores they have in Europe are in the Nordic countries including Sweden)- this store is located on Humlegårdsgatan, Stockholm and it provides access from the metro station into Stureplan. The store is pretty large it does also have some outdoor seating for what seemed like a deli counter however my main problem was the actions with the staff. Throughout my time in Stockholm, the staff seemed to dump their rubbish right on the pavement outside the store instead of putting it in another place, perhaps next to the outdoor seating or in bins (the bags were so big they'd put them here) they would put them outside instead - this would block off access for the entire pavement which forced me onto the road for a short distance - wheelchair users would have to go the whole length of a busy road to get back on due to a lack of a curb which the rubbish seems to block. I mentioned this to a staff member who admitted they leave the rubbish there but refused to help anyone passing or do anything about it - it remained there without being picked up by anyone for a couple of days. The staff member seemed careless and disinterested. A store is supposed to have a positive impact on the local community and offer a good or service which is good - from blocking off pavements carelessly with littler and then staff refusing to apologise and seem shocked and rude towards me for even mentioning it - for me that is a negative store with negative employees performing negative actions - it makes no sense. 1*

This is the only grocery store that sells licorice ice cream. It was pricey compared to other…read morebrands, cheap compared to the ice cream code place in Gamla Stan. Definitely tastes like black licorice. I like it but don't love it. I'm really glad to try something I have never seen except in Sweden.

The Swedes love their licorice! Every nook and cranny of this store is filled with many varieties…read moreof licorice. Great place for gifts. This outpost is on a main shopping street on Gamla Stan. It can get very crowded. Like many of the little shops and restaurants on beautiful old Gamla Stan, there is a step up to get into and out of the business.

I noticed 2 years ago that different ICAs have different pricing, even within a few blocks. This…read moreis not the cheapest one but it isn't the most expensive either. It is clean, fairly well layed out. Packaging can be confusing for instance whole bean coffee feels like ground coffee. I like their bakery, particularly the bread that has dried cranberries. And get the French butter. I love the ICA fruit Museli and will take several package home. I wish the US sold filmolk but kevir is almost as good on the Museli. . I did not find Felix mango curry sauce. That has a mayonnaise consistency and is delicious on sandwiches or to dip in. Had to go to Hemkoff for that. Some stores require that you scan your receipt to exit. This store does not. That is a plus when you are either just looking or didn't find what you want. You likely will find nearly anything you want here. And checkout their bakery doughnuts. What a neat way of displaying them.

One of my great pleasures when traveling is exploring grocery stores in other countries. First. I…read moream generally hungry and I like getting cool snacks you can't get in the US. The ICA Supermarket was large and nicer than some of the other options in the area. I really enjoyed poking around and found it to be a really nicely organized and well-stocked grocery store. The staff was friendly to the foreigners and paying with a touchless card was easy peasy.