Take your business elsewhere. I stood in their entrance looking in waiting for the owner/person behind the counter to notice me so I could ask if I could come in as I was carrying a small 5 months old puppy in my bag. He was serving a customer so I waited patiently. Then all of a sudden he noticed my puppy who's head was peeking out of my bag and started yelling at me pointing at my dog and the door in Swedish. I was already on the door, under the beam. I do not understand Swedish so I asked him calmly ok, I understand I couldn't bring my dog in but could I still order from where I stood and pay. He continued yelling at me. Then another customer middle age white man, shoo-ed me in the face. I had not been treated this rude ever. I was quite shocked. I tried to explain to the middle aged guy that I just wanted to order from the door. And he continued shooing me in my face. I get that dogs aren't allowed everywhere, but I was under the door's beam being respectful and was waiting for my turn to ask if I could come in and order or if I could order from there. I didn't barge in, I didn't yell, I didn't even let my puppy out of my bag. I wish I understand Swedish then maybe I could have understand or communicate better with them. But I didn't. But that's not a reason to be rude. So, save yourself the rudeness and take your business elsewhere. read more

Favourite butchers on Möllevången. Mladen (the proprietor) is a very pleasant man with a vast knowledge of meats and cuts. His family make a lot of the cold cuts available at the store. They have a big selection of eastern European foods. Their cured sausage (Bondekorv or Farmer's susage) is to die for. Excellent for getting fresh ground meat. read more