This is the local Swedish version of 7 Eleven or Circle K. It serves snacks of all types, drinks,…read more tobacco and a host of miscellaneous things. Orderly and well stocked. The staff are very friendly, smiling and wanting to assist. Sweden is basically a cashless society. Expect to use credit or debit cards just about anywhere you purchase things.

Great place to get a quick bite to eat! Nice staff and reasonably priced food! Would come here…read moreagain if in the area!

This is definitely a different 7-Eleven than I've seen anywhere else I've been in the world. You…read morewalk in and at first you think your in a candy store as you are greeted with a wall full of bulk candy containers and an ice cream freezer. The counter is half bakery ( muffins, brownies, etc.). and half deli (sandwiches, pizza, etc.). Cases of drinks and stands of candy and chips comprise the rest of the store. I credit them with knowing their audience. Being in a train station, they get passengers, tourists from the nearby hotels, and workers who need/want these particular food items. And cigarettes, snus, and such, behind the counter.

This convenient 7-eleven in downtown Stockholm has everything you'd expect of a 7-eleven anywhere…read moreand solid customer service.

Bästa mackor och pizzor som finns i Stockholm. Bra bemötande…read moreoch service. Bra kvalitet på maten och bra priser. Synd att de har öppet till 21.

Great store! Small, but had what I needed!…read more Good selection of drinks, and I was able to get water and soda! Staff was very friendly, and very helpful! Enjoyed the small ambiance of the store!

It was my first time visiting north Europe, everything seems so expensive…read more We were hungry and look for some place Asian. Ended up in this shop. The fried noodles were amazing!

After having been weaned by 7-11 in California over the past 60 years, what a treat to find this…read moreamazing store at Arlanda in Stockholm. This place has the coolest snacks and other things to eat along with amazing sweets. It is a 7-11 like an American has never seen. I've been in them in Japan, but they pale in comparison to the Swedish concept. It is like MacDonalds in France, a completely different beast with nothing in common with what we see stateside.