Went to this Arabic Restuarang / shisha (vattenpipa) café tonight and had the best time. Really…read morefriendly staff and a cozy atmosphere. If you wanna try shisha this is a really nice place, you can either sit Inside or outside. Some of the flavors the offerd were peppermint, orange, liqurice, apple and strawberry/vanilla. The staff comes by your table to swap out the coal on the shisha for you several times during your stay. We didn't eat anything this time but we are surely going to come back soon. The food looked so good !

Excellent coffee, lunch, and pastries in a cozy gardenesque patio setting…read more Not sure but the pastries seem very similar to those at St. Jakobs bakery -- they may come from there, or else these just are equivalently good. Cozy wool blankets available to use to keep you warm if the weather turns chilly. Best cup of coffee we've had in Malmö so far.

Coffee was amazing and a great assortment Of…read morepastries/sandwiches. Great environment and friendly staff.

There's nothing quite like a freshly baked cardamom bun. The one here was very soft and heavenly…read more Couldn't say the same about the cappuccino, though -- seems like the espresso was burnt, bitter, and gritty. Nevertheless, it was great to have the option to grab a quick pastry and inhale it instantaneously while switching trains.

Loved. Every. Bite…read more I needed a quick snack when I got off the train so we popped in for a pastry. Even my husband wanted a cinnamon roll when he saw the fresh options in the case. We ordered at the counter and found a cozy couch in the corner. The place is so cute, much more inviting than your basic train station coffee shop. Wish we got a few to go on the way out of town.

Laid back place with super friendly staff. Breakfast buffet at a very reasonable price (and you…read moremake your own pancakes!). Plus, their bathroom is funky ;) Only downside is the music can be way too loud. Oh, and they have outdoor sitting out back, should you catch the a sunny day in Malmo.

Coffee at Djäkne Kaffebar was great.This is the place to find filter coffee in the city and enjoy…read morea cuppa in a beautiful all white coffee bar. What is neat is Djakne Kaffebar serves a rotating line up of coffee from a handful of Scandinavian roasters such as Coffee Collective, Per Nordby, Kersh and Hedstrom, Koppi, and Tim Wendelboe. Quite the line-up of tasting potentials if you are into niche coffee roasters and a filter experience.

One of Malmö's nicest invierments. I could just sit here for hours and enjoy my exellent cup of…read morecoffee and feel the atmosfear. Malmö's best coffee in my opinion.

Konditori Katrina is a beautiful cafe and pastry shop located in Malmo, a few blocks from the city…read morecenter in a very walkable and scenic street. They offer house made pastries and cakes which are absolutely gorgeous to look at and delicious to eat. They also have plenty of coffee options to choose from and enjoy Fika in a cozy modern setting. Plenty of seating available upstairs as well. The berry tart and the chocolate croissant were freshly made and amazing.

Fantastic bakery in downtown Malmo. We had the cafe latte, fruit tart, and pain au chocolat. All of…read moreit was delicious, though the fruit tart was the highlight - absolutely wonderful. Service was very friendly and the cafe is nice and quiet, a really good way to start your morning. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Tepid owner, but good coffee. Was attracted to an article we…read moreread about the owner, but she barely smiled. Small shop. A couple of gluten free options. Only pastries and coffee so it is a simple place where she can concentrate on providing good coffee. I respect that.

Love the decore. Love the atmosphere…read more Good coffee Good location Good crowd New York style greetings from the barista ;)

What a cute little cafe!! We came here during our travels and really enjoyed the experience. First…read moreoff, it's an all you can eat buffet. It's mainly vegan and vegetarian. All things to note, because we definitely did not know that going in. Nonetheless the food was very good and the server was such a sweetheart. The cafe itself is super colorful and vibrant! Highly recommend stopping here.

In a city dotted with excellent cafes, this one stands out. Rather than sleek, neutral…read moreScandinavian design, this cafe is not shy about the use of color, pillows, or cramming the walls with art. Even the toilet walls are covered with cartoons. The living room atmosphere is so welcoming that it's easy to stay a long while, remembering to leave only because the wifi limit is 2 hours. The coffee is rich and smooth, strong enough to easily mix with hot chocolate and still remain a coffee drink. There are snacks sweet or savory to enjoy, most made in house.

According to reviews, the coffee looked promising. There…read moreare better coffee places a further walk from this city centre but if your are carrying too many shopping bags or want to stick close to the train station, Noir is a good choice. There are more tables to sit outside than inside. As you can tell by the photo, the menu is simple so they can concentrate on the quality of the coffee. Unfortunately we were unimpressed by the cappuccino drinks. The service is friendly and efficient. It seems to be a popular place as noted by the full inside and growing cue out the door. Pastry selection is cute with one gluten free option. I enjoy that the pastries are not too big. Just the right size to accompany the coffee.

Most delicious brunch we've ever had! Would recommend the French toast and the poached egg and…read moreavocado toast. Super friendly staff and good vibes too

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.