Food is amazing!! Pastry and coffee too!! In from the United States and was looking for a good cup…read moreof coffee. It may have been the best latte I've ever had. Ordered the spinach quiche (paj) and that was the best quiche I've had. Service was friendly and fantastic. If you're in this area, I highly recommend a visit.

We just happened to walk by this place, and the pastries looked beautiful so we had to walk in. So…read moreglad we did! The coffee was amazing, the Paj was delicious, and we didn't even have time to try the gelato. We will be back here for breakfast tomorrow for sure.

Well, I really enjoy their breakfast buffet…read more But I must lower the rating after having "fika" (coffee and cake) at Kanold's, due to the insanely pricing! OMFG! 55 SEK for a piece of cake. What is that?? Does not accept AMEX.

I love this cafe and I come here often. The chocolate is amazing!! Its even ok to go to their main…read moreboutique 50m away to buy your chocolate truffels and bring it in to eat. The atmosphere is like a book and the interiors is elegant to say the least. Always friendly staff, good prices. Come here for breakfast, coffice or fika, the coffe has got high standard. Read the story about "Flickorna Kanolds" in their book that you can find in the cafe. Its cute. Only thing that I can comment on is their music if you come often, they play the same music.

As the name implies they have a wide selection of cakes…read more We came here for breakfast and I must say I was not disappointed. For SEK69 you get full Swedish breakfast - decent bread, good amount of spreads, sour milk+müsli, freshly boiled egg, OJ and coffee/tea. No "kaviar". Morning paper GP to read. I m so going back to this place. They serve breakfast everyday of the week between 9 and 11.30. Don't accept AMEX

This is a really cute coffee shop with very nice customer service!…read more They have a huge array of bread and bakery items and they were all prepared early by 8am. We came in, got some self serve brew coffee and a sandwich to share. We ordered the mozzarella pesto sandwich and it was super decadent. You can heat it up yourself on their panini press. There weren't a huge amount of non bakery item breakfast food, but that's probably because it is a bakery :) There's tables and chairs to sit inside and outside.

The layout of the bakery is very nice. You can see the dough, oven, fresh bread and pastry filling…read moreup the place. Very eye catching and you can't help but go inside and see what they got. It smells heavenly too, like a bakery should. I didn't know there was a new bakery in the mall, but I could smell it from 10-20 meters away. There are two tables from what I saw if you would like to sit down, but it's more a bakery than a coffee shop.

I really like this place for breakfast!…read more They open early and serve breakfast till 11. You get to choose from a wide selection of homebaked bread, juice, coffee/tea and yoghurt at 59 SEK. Add extra sandwich for only SEK 10! Even take out at a smaller cost (no yoghurt incl). Saturdays they have this excellent breakfast buffet at 79 SEK. As good as any family hotel buffet! Eggs are freshly boiled and they have "kaviar" for those Swedes who crave. The interior is nice and warm, robust. One copy of GP news paper to read. Free wifi. Does not accept AMEX.

Breakfast "set": Homemade sandwich+ yogurt+juice+tea/coffee for 69 sek…read more Pretty good considering everything is so expensive here. The food is yummy and fresh! Frozen berries and some seeds. I was already full after the bowl of yogurt. Cozy and the lady is nice!

Nice and City Little Café with delicious pastry and coffee. Fair prices. Would def come back!read more

I am going to give a 5 star because it is consistently pleasant here and...when I forgot my cap in…read moreminus weather this winter, I came back and there is a rack at the door where kind patrons hang up stuff other people like me forget. There was an umbrella, a pair of gloves, a scarf and my cap I bought last year in Osaka during sakura season. This little cafe is in the Haga neighborhood, which is written about in every tourist brochure and online review, and a favorite of locals like myself to walk through the cobblestone streets and browse through the antique stores, specialty shops, and cafes. The name is also true to Gothenberg's famous sense of humor and play on words in the Gothenberg dialect. Like (P)arken. Don't worry, if you don't speak Swedish or Göteborgska you will still enjoy this place as a tourist or a local. The breakfast is what brings me in all seasons--when it is chilly to warm I sit outside to watch the people pass by. The street is officially closed to traffic, but there are still trucks and cars that pass through, although not as busy as the Avenyn district. For 70kr you get either the oatmeal or yogurt breakfast, I prefer the yogurt which gives you a hearty bowl of yogurt, homemade muesli, and your choice of raspberry jam or applesauce, a cheese sandwich, and a glass of apple or orange juice and cup of coffee or tea. Tea is refillable for free and coffee is just about 1 dollar. The cheese sandwich is on either a whole wheat or white bread that is always fluffy, moist and filled with nuts and poppyseed on the top. I often wrap it up to take with me when I leave for a little snack later as I go about my day. It holds its texture all day,not drying up to a crouton as many breads will. The decor is a little dark and with muted greens and greys and they have a shelf on the far end with local artists work that rotate and the wall on the left or entrance side is one long bulletin board that they are very open and happy to let whoever wants to post their flyers. Artists shows, yoga teachers classes and retreats, book releases, dog walking services, it is all there in a friendly chaos. They also offer the standard fare of salad, sandwiches and Swedish fika sweets so it is a nice place to take a break if you are a tourist or visitor to experience the Swedish fika. During the winter, it is very warm...so you feel at home and can really take off all your coats, scarves, sweaters, etc. and relax there. The women who work there are always friendly and the food, as I said, is always consistent and tasty. It is a place to take a book to read, meet and linger with a friend to catch up, work on your novel. Friendly staff, and consistently friendly is for some reason a rare thing for me to find in Gothenberg, so this bumps it up to a 5 in my yelp book. Ö+=

I found this place upon recommendation of my hostel…read more What i liked: -nice room -reasonable priced breakfast buffet. However, not impressed by the customer service by the staff when inquiring about allergies. I am used to better customer service in sweden.

I was here for breakfast and I am totally satisfied!…read more Their omelett is odd but super delish! Too small size though. You get a choice of yoghurt or rice porridge (Swedish Style) and boiled egg or omelette. Your choice of hot and cold beverage (smoothie). On a late Sunday morning it was crowded. Breakfast is served all week.