As we were strolling through Stockholm, we went up one of those fun little alleyways that has a…read moremillion different shoppes and cafes that every other country seems to have except Amerika. There upon we stumbled our butts the Schweizerkonditoriet! This place is legititits and so cute and so cozy and oh my golly, I think we took 100+ photos here for the 'Gram. It's just THAT CUTE OH EM GEE! But on toppa all that, the food was delicious, too! I stuffed my fat face with all sorts of delicacies like Ham'n'Cheese Sammich from the Great North. Some Granola and Yoghurt from the Great South. Some Orange Juice from the Okay East. Apfelstrudel mit Vanillesoße from the Great Deutschland. Fresh Squeezed Pomegranate Juice that was Freshly Squeezed! Service was great. KThxBai! LuvYou! ^_______^

A 2 time favorite in Stockholm for a nice light lunch or snack…read more The quiche was delicious!

The food was delicious and tasty drinks. Staff were friendly…read moreand welcoming. Our first time dining with them and we were able to enjoy everything that they offer. The Ambiance was Romantic...

Great fika spot with yummy sandwiches, pastries n sweets! Lovely seating area in the back and a…read morerestroom too!!!

Right in the heart of the old town is Chokladkoppen, which makes for a great place to stop and rest…read moreafter lots of walking through Stockholm's Gamla Stan (Old Town). Sometimes you just need somewhere to catch your breath, catch up, and plan for the rest of the day. Chokladkoppen did that for me. I had the Hot Chocolate and a cinnamon bun, and leisurely sat at my table for at least 30 minutes. There was never pressure to move on, which is so common, at least in the US ("Are you finished working on that? Can I bring you something else? Can I bring you a box?). The hot chocolate was dark, very much tasted like quality chocolate, and like a warm massage. I also ate one of their cinnamon buns, which are very popular in Stockholm. It also hit the spot. The cost of the hot chocolate was $6 USD and the cinnamon bun was a few cents less. The view from the table and people watching alone was worth the total $12 cost, but so was the hot chocolate and cinnamon bun.

Service was nice. Sandwiches are massive! Easily a shared meal. The cottage cheese sandwich was a…read morebit bland but the bread was so nice...

Excellent espresso in an intimate "espresso bar" setting. I had a doppio here a couple times and…read morewas quite impressed. I stumbled on the spot while ambling around Gamla Stan one morning, but it was far better than any other espresso I'd had in Stockholm, even in the "3rd wave" coffee shops I sought out intentionally to see what Stockholms coffee scene had to offer. It's so nice to find this level of quality in a non-pretentious, sweet little shop!

The best coffee place in Old Town and in Stockholm…read more Should you take my word for it? I just happen to be someone passing by every morning although it is a little out of my way. I would order my macchiato or cappucino for take away, sometimes buying a sandwich, too, just because it is so fresh and delicious. I am always asking myself why I have been addicted to Caffelini coffee and paninni, but the answer is simple: It is so good, my day has to start with something good. I got hooked. A perfectly done macchiato for less than 1.50 EUR, with Italian coffeehouse ambience and friendly barista, I hope more people would discover this place. Definitely something I recommend to friends.

Stopped by early morning before the main square got too busy. Inside is very cozy and we really…read moreenjoyed the service and the cinnamon roll (kanelbullar) which was quite large, and enjoyed their coffee. Pastry was great for sharing.

Located in the square with the Nobel Peace Museum, this charming cafe had indoor plus great outdoor…read moreseating with blankets to people watch and enjoy the biggest mochaccino we have ever had plus trying a Semla dessert. Two mochaccinos and 1 semla was 175,00 kr or 19.44 Euros. The mochacchino came in a wide cup with lots of chocolate on top. A highlight was watching all the little birds perched beneath the table platform and seeing if the bird was going to help itself to the semla crumb or go bathing in the mochaccino. This was a wonderful place for a Fika.

Our experience was mixed at the Lady Hamilton hotel. We stayed in apartment #5 What we loved:…read more the location of the apartment- right near the Royal Palace. The Cafe in the hotel was fantastic and convenient and offered a wonderful breakfast. The staff were also very kind. What we didn't love: apartment 5 was on the first floor and was very very loud. We heard delivery trucks coming in as early as 4:30 in the morning every day. We heard Tour groups walking right by our window every day at all hours of the day. If we opened the windows, the noise was very very loud. There was also a clock from the Stockholm church that rang 24 hours a day every 15 minutes. The bed in the apartment was two small Narrow beds pushed together. Unfortunately the shower did not drain and caused a lot of flooding in the bathroom every time we bathed. Anytime we used the bathroom automatic lights would turn on which would light up the entire apartment because there was glass around the bathroom near the ceiling. There was no way to control this. The lights would stay on for five minutes. There was a smell in the apartment that was similar to kitty litter which we were told was likely from the drains in the sink. Lastly a fire alarm went off one morning time is the fire alarm go off at 4:30am---we didn't hear this initially because we had earplugs on. Once we heard it we called the front desk staff and sadly they didn't answer---prompting us to get dressed and run across the street to notify them. One of the perils of wearing earplugs so you can sleep!! If you are assigned to apartment 5 we recommend ear plugs and a sleep mask over your eyes any time you attempt to sleep, flipflops for the shower as you will be soaked in water on the floor, a candle to freshen up the smell in the unit, and fans to try and remove the smell from the unit. This unit may be ideal for someone hard of hearing or deaf. Enjoy!!

Cute hotel with a great cafe with authentic Swedish food. Great for a quick snack and glass of…read morespirits.

Cold and wet rainy day. Wanted something warm and flavorful. Had a bowl of soup, some tea, and some…read morebread. Absolutely perfect for a nasty day.

Hidden gem right in the town square! They have some pastries you can buy, but also can order lunch…read moreand sit down and they will bring it out. Their Swedish Meatballs were just OK to me (a little over cooked). The salmon locks apparently were nice. Definitely worth popping in to get warm and cozy up!

While passing my sister spotted the princess cake we've heard so much about. We had to stop and it…read morewas a pleasant visit. The princess cake was delicious, the whip cream was light and fluffy and the cake was moist. The sweetness of the marzipan was just right. The people were very nice! She gave me a very pretty and bigger piece because I love taking pictures of my food, and because my sister and I were sharing.

This is a hidden gem cafe in Gamla Stan. I was starving when I popped off the metro and weaves my…read moreway around the cobblestone streets looking for a sandwich. The owner is Italian and has owned this cafe for 52 years. It's clean, cozy and comfortable for lunch or a coffee break. There is a clean toilet and sink available. I was given these complimentary cookies along with my cappuccino. Very hospital and relaxing before hitting the stores for shopping. Look for the blue flags hanging outside to help find this cool place.

Yum, this was delicious! We stopped in to have some pastries after walking for miles. We shared a…read moreberry pie that came with a white cream sauce and a caramel cake as well as a cinnamon roll. There are spots to sit at outside. Worth a stop for tasty pastries.

My friends and I decided to stop in for a drink and chat. I ordered from the blackboard, a mixed…read moredrink that had aquavit, lime juice and ginger beer. It was served in a highball glass full of ice. It had fruit slices and tasted good. BUT I was charged 175 kronor!!! That's 17€ or $19.82 or £15 for one mixed cocktail Whatt?? Since the price was not marked and I didn't ask beforehand, there was not much I could say, but buyer beware. Down the street about one block is a bar called Sjätte Tunnan which has ginger beer for 35kr. A fancy restaurant on Djurgården called Ulla Winbladh has mixed cocktails for 140 kronor. A Swedish football jersey at a nearby shop is 120 skr and a lentil soup dinner with hummus and bread at Cafe Dox down the street is 79 skr. Spend your 175 skr other places, not on one cocktail at Lazy House. Besides feeling cheated, I enjoyed the location and pleasant company. The servers seemed nice. We go out in that neighborhood every week, and we'd not go back there... live and learn.

A really nice coffee shop in Södermalm with good offerings and solid coffee. Prices are pretty…read morestandard Stockholm prices. Quite spacious, with multiple little seating areas. Staff were friendly and knowledgable. I came here to study and it was really nice for that, except for the fact that they don't have wifi, so be aware of that before visiting.

Chic hipster coffee shop with super yummy authentic pasteries to compliment the great coffee! They…read morehave lots of offerings but I only tried the cardamom bun which was delicious!