Nice staff. Can eat inside or outside. There are umbrellas at the tables. Good variety of food and…read morebeverage. Relaxing environment. They have GREAT Swedish meatballs.

Normally one can see why a place is pricey by either the good food, service or setting, this place…read moredoes not have good quality offerings, service can not be complemented either. It is situated in a lovely park area. The only reason for the price must be that it is right next to Drottningholms Slott. One attraction after walking the park grounds of the castle would be the clean toilet facilities although I doubt the establishment maintains these toilets.

We live right across the street from this little café, so we pop in often for a quick latte or to…read moregrab some sweet bread for fika. Their sweet breads are sinfully delicious. They are worth every kronor and never fail to draw a bunch of compliments. If you try one thing, I would recommend the cardamom roll... Wow! Excellent flavor and super moist. You can thank me later. Enjoy! *Couldn't give them 5 stars because their espresso is just OK.

Without competition, the best bullar in Bromma! The bread is also excellent; as are the sandwiches…read moreproduced for lunch. Others might not, but I really enjoy drinking my coffee (when it's good) from a paper cup so this place gets a thumbs up for this too.

I would highly recommend Gateau for their delicious bread and pastries, not to mention their…read morefriendly and welcoming staff!

Goda bakelser och dessutom perfekta croissanter. Bra service men ganska lång väntetid. Näst bästa…read morebageriet på Ekerö :)

The only place to get a good coffee and a 'bulle' in Ekerö centrum. Nice ambience and friendly…read moreowners. The Ekeröbulle is simple but one of my favorites. If the weather allows it they open a terrace where you can sit and have a nice time (if the smokers don't get there first).

This is one of my favorite cafés when I come to Stockholm. The food is always fresh and delicious…read more They have some of the best brewed Lavazza. Very pleasant and hospitable staff and have very cool light jazz in the background. A nice warm vibe with seating outside in the summer.

Best cardamom buns in Stockholm! They're incredibly soft and have a bottom similar to a muffin. The…read morewoman at the counter was very helpful, as my Swedish definitely has room to improve! The atmosphere is very cute and there are lots of places to read or work. Would recommend to anyone in the area!

Otroligt goda enkla frukostmackor. Jätte trevlig tjej i kassan. Inte så mysigt cafe. Hellre take…read moreaway.

I came here on a Friday morning at 9:30 and there was a long line of people waiting. I waited about…read more20 minutes, as the staff were taking orders and serving, then on to the next order (instead of taking multiple orders at once). This made sense though since this place is TINY. They just seemed so stressed out and I felt bad for them. I ordered a sandwich, coffee, and apple tosca pastry. The sandwich was super fresh, but I felt the bread was a bit too hard for a sandwich. That being said, the bread was very tasty. The pastry was probably the best thing I've ever eaten in my life. This might sound like I'm exaggerating (I am), but it was honestly incredible. Soft, gooey, not too sweet, and just the right amount of crispness on top. Definitely recommended- just make sure you're not in a rush!

This is an amazing place!! Must visit in solna. The sandwiches and the coffee were amazing!read more

Really cute and cozy mom and pop atmosphere at this bakery. Good range and selection of breads,…read morepastries, and sweet treats. Got their levain loaf, which had a great crust on the outside and a really lovely springy crumb on the inside. Flavor wise was pretty good. Overall, everything we had was good, but not outstanding.

Could this be the most brunch-bang for your buck in Stockholm? Perhaps so! Bönan och Prinsen is the…read morebest thing since Mississippi Inn, I'd say. I absolutely adore Mississippi's brunch, but if you're looking for something a bit cheaper but still absolutely delish, I highly recommend this cosy little café. It's tiny but quiet and personal and downright adorable. The mismatched décor is delightfully vintage, with old couches, chairs, random paintings, and tons of colourful fringed ceiling lamps. The staff are super-duper friendly, and always have recommendations. The menu is kind of a hodge-podge - and I love it! Where can you get a takeway Ceasar sald, Thai chicken noodles, or a steak braised in wine sauce? Here! They also recently got an alcohol serving license so you can settle into an old sofa for a drink, too! And the brunch - what a deal! You can build your own breakfast, taking whatever components you want - smoothie, musli and yogurt, pancakes, etc. We ordered pancakes, eggs and bacon, fresh juice, and coffee for two people, and it was just over 250kr. No complaints there! And it was all delicious. You could tell that the eggs were real - they weren't that fake bright yellow color, they looked like the kind oy make at home - but they were fantastic. The bacon was some special type and way tastier than what I usually pick up at the supermarket. The pancakes were also fantastic and the fresh orange juice, pressed from blood oranges that day, was unbeatable. It's a bit of a trek to get out there to Kristineberg if you don't live in the area - but if you're somewhat nearby and want a cosy intimate dining experience in a relaxed but decadent environment, try it!

Super cozy hipster café serving stews, soups and sandwiches at very reasonable prices, considering…read moreStockholm's inflated café prices. With decor straight out of a 60s vintage shop, this family owned hideaway is the perfect place to get have a quiet lunch or just grab a coffee.

A fun little excursion outside of Stockholm. And well connected by transit / ferry so it's pretty…read moreconvenient. I took the palace tour which really added to the experience- I think without the tour it would be a lot less enjoyable. The palace itself is large but the open parts don't take that long to go through, so getting a detailed verbal history helped a lot. The palace interior is beautiful and has a lot of interesting history, and the palace gardens and grounds are nice for a nature walk. Entering the palace and getting the tour aren't super expensive and are worth the price, but I around to a little annoying that there's so many little add on charges to see the other parts - specifically the Chinese pavilion and the theater.

Drottningholm Palace, one of Sweden's royal palaces, is where King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia…read morehave resided since 1981. We took a Stromma boat tour that took us from Stockholm out to the palace and back (with a two-hour block for exploring the palace and its grounds). The interior and the grounds are beautiful, and we enjoyed our two hours of exploring. The tour is self-guided, so you can wander at your own pace. With a charming cafe at the palace, I wish we'd had a little more than two hours, so we didn't have to choose between time at the cafe and continuing to explore the grounds! I recommend getting a guide book to the palace or using the audio guide, because there aren't many signs explaining about the history or architecture of the palace, but the rooms you can tour are beautiful, and the grounds are lovely, too. Overall, I highly recommend visiting the palace, whether by boat or by car if you have one while you're visiting Stockholm!