This was our first experience with a Swedish grocery store. We purchased a number of preserves and…read morejellies plus some chocolates and cookies. The store looked like it carried a wide range of products. They've even had Ben & Jerry's ice cream but the cost was considerably higher than in Vermont, about US$10 per small container. I noticed that the beer in Swedish grocery stores is all 3.2 to 3.8 percent alcohol. You can buy higher percentage beverages but you need to go to a separate type of store. You need to bring your own grocery bags or buy theirs. You bag your own groceries.

Just when I think Lund can't get any better, I go into this grocery store and I find an insane…read moreselection of vegan products. Rivaled only by Astrid och Aporna in Malmo and Goodstore in Stockholm, despite just being a general grocery store. pretty big organic section as well.

Many Asian grocery goods. We especially love that there's different type of noodles, but also…read morefrozen squid and many hot sauces. The prices are not at all cheap but you pay for the convenience and availability. The store is on a main street, a three minute walk south of the cathedral, so it's easy to find. You can see the many items they carry at their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/01verb01

Willys is a great place to buy groceries at a decent price. They have a good selection and their…read moreproduce is fresh. It's not a high end grocery store, but it has all the staples you'll need. The check out lines can get long, but the self-serve lines usually move quickly.

Willis is a great grocery store to get the thing you need and not break the bank in the process…read more The staff are super helpful speak English and there is a wide verity.

The grocery store is comparable to a mini-mart in the USA. But most grocery stores in Lund are that…read moresmall. Prices are slightly higher than what a box of goods would cost in the USA. The only issue I experienced is the fruit and vegetables aren't as fresh as could be. They are on the 'going bad' side of the fresh spectrum. The cashiers do not bag your groceries, that is the norm in Lund. You bring your own bag or pay about 2SEK for a plastic bag.