I buy a lot from this shop and sometimes there is something wrong in kvitto!…read more sometimes they forget to change the origin price with the new price on sale in the cash machine!! and you see you have paid wiyhout discount! on Friday it happened something very strange. I saw in my kvitto, grekisk youghurt , which I have not had it!! I had not between my items!! indeed they have added by means or mistake!!! please always check your kvitto with number of items you have bought, never trust to cashier!

This store has a huge variety of items compared to most Swedish supermarkets, and better prices…read morethan most. There are sections with Turkish, Polish, Asian and Spanish food. For example in the produce section they almost always have cavasa,plantains, habaneros, daicon radish, cilantro and pumpkin. They have good meat specials, especially beef, and halal sausage. They have injera. The store For is cramed to the gills with stuff, and it can get very crowded, but it is worth the effort.

This place is inside a small mall and we came here to pick up a few things for lunch the next day…read moreand dinner that evening. The best part about this grocery store is the cheese room. They have a full room dedicated to cheese. It's basically a cooler and it's incredible. We got a soft stinky French cheese and a hard Spanish cheese. Both were incredible.

I backed off of leaving 1-star over what happened here on Saturday August 24th, 2019, but it was a…read morevery enlightening experience not just in my experience in this store, but on the changes in Stockholm over the past 20 years. I was cycling on Royal Djurgarden Island earlier (everyone should do this) and rode over to Karlaplan to see if I could find a place for dinner and happened upon Sabis. Sabis has 2 parts: One a grocery store, (for people in the USA--like a Whole Foods), and a separate sit-down eating area with a few tables that has refrigerated cases of pre-prepared gourmet foods and a microwave oven you can heat it up and eat there. There was no one in the sit-down area that Sat. night--it was empty--it's Saturday Night in a grocery store. I walked around both and in the grocery store, they had this great looking pre--prepared Salmon, Rice, Vegetables. I asked one of the employees if they have a microwave I can heat it up as I am on the road, hotel not close, no home here. He says they have one in the sitting area section. I take it over to the Sabis seating area section and there is woman behind the register with the microwave. I ask her if I can heat it up in the micro? She says No! She says in order to use the micro in my section (of the same store!) you have to buy the pre-prepared dinner in my section. I explain that this meal is not available in her section or else I would. She says no again! So I explain to her that I am not from Stockholm, (you also can tell from my dialect that there is no way I am from Sweden) can't take it home to heat up, hotel is not close, there is no one in your section right now, and there is no microwave in the grocery section. Then she says, Okay, I will will heat it for you, but you cannot stay here afterwards and eat it. I said to her, there are 8 open tables, no one in her section, it's the same company (Sabis), slow Saturday night at a grocery store, can't I just stay here and eat it? She says NO! You have to buy the dinner in my section in order to eat here. So I ask her--where else close can I eat it? She says, you can sit outside on a bench. At this point, because I am a Foreigner on a Visa I am certainly not going cause a scene as I may have in the United States. I went back to the grocery section put the meal back in the refrigerator, and walked out. The only reason I gave them 2 stars over 1-star was because everyone that I talked to spoke incredible English (better than some folks in the United States) and I appreciated that. But I have to tell you, the Queen would not be happy if she found out how this business treated a tourist. The prior day I was on a Stockholm city tour, and the guide was telling us that Stockholm has changed so much over the past 20 years, it's quest to become a big diverse international A rated city. Let me tell you, I would have got a lot better treatment in a grocery store in Los Angeles, a A rated city. I think Stockholm overshot themselves. This experience at Sabis gave me a negative impression of Stockholm.

Good kale salad, clean and cute deli area. SEK is somewhat confusing. Extremely high tax.read more

Having recently moved to Gamla stan from Götgatan, I decided need of a litre of milk was a decent…read morereason to check out Munkbrohallen (as opposed to other local rather dire overpriced Coop). The website lists Väddögård as a supplier so my hopes were high for some locally sourced milk - all they seem to stock is Arla. A quick scan of the shelves revealed a decent assortment, nearly everything priced 3-15+sek higher than other supermarkets. I noticed a few interesting niche items, but prefer to treat myself to these things at Casa Warg or Urbandeli as the atmosphere reminds me of my past life in the UK and US. For the more reasonable prices and extra 10 minute walk, I will continue to due my food shopping on Söder. Having become a regular (15 min before closing!) shopper at Munkbrohallen, I have upped the 2 star rating to 4. Although not the place to purchase staple items as the prices are higher than a standard ICA/Coop, the fruit and veg specials alone are worth coming here. It is obvious they select what they buy at market so can offer better prices on what is often higher-grade produce. The in-store cooked roast-beef is the closest I have come to what the local butcher in my childhood town produced - Lean, not overcooked or salted. The staff are friendly and relaxed, and the coffee good too.

Love all the organic / Eco options this small market has to offer. One of the few places to find…read morekale. Decent selection for a small market and nice to also have choices for eco home goods, dish / laundry detergent and cleaning products.

This small market offers a pretty large selection of organic foods and household products. They…read morehave a great selection of Pukka and Yogi teas, Dr. Brommer's soap, lots of organic body care products from the UK, and tons of exotic spices and health food ingredients. It's a bit expensive, but many of these items are hard to find anywhere else in Stockholm, and from what I compared, it's a bit cheaper than Life.