obviously an extremely popular spot because the seating area was full. good selection of pastries…read more(not too many, not too few). great breakfast spot

When I asked local students the best place to find cardamom buns, they didn't hesitate--Broder…read moreJakobs was the top of the list. They were right, too. These were so good that I had to take one of the cream and marzipan buns home for later. Don't expect a wide variety of baked goods as there were only three on offer (but stacks and stacks of those). There's a full hot drinks menu as well but a bit pricy for me. The plain cardamom bun was 26 kr and the stuffed on 48 kr. Lots of atmospheric seating, lots of people wanting to sit--be prepared to wait if you want to sit in. Worth it, though!

They have had a bit of an update to the cafe the past year and the place is still a very popular…read morespot for fika. Their pastries and drinks offerings are pretty solid. I've met up with friends here for fika over the years. The location is right in the center and perfect spot to meet up.

Don't go to Patisseriet if you don't want to spend too much money, but do go here whenever else…read more It's a lovely place with the most fancy looking and special cakes I have had. They taste very well, too. It's not the coziest place, but that chocolate/caramel cake I had simply was too good to not give them 4 stars. So yes. Go here if you feel for a little quality fika in Lund.

This was a great little bakery in Lund, Sweden. We sampled a number of their pastries and had…read morecoffee with our pastries. The taste was very good and the place was clean. We are happy with our visit to this bakery.

This bakery was such a treat! It was our first time visiting Lund and we wanted to try something…read moretraditionally Swedish. The gal recommended Princess Cake! It was delicious. Highly recommend a stop here.

When they ask if you want vanilla cream, you say yes! This was my first cafe experience in all of…read moreEurope and might I say, it was amazing! The quality of everything was super. The blueberry tart was definitely one of the best pastries I have ever had! It was sooo delicious, I'm definitely going to try to recreate it now that I am back in the states. The coffee was also equally tasty. It had just the right amount of bitterness and sweetness. If you're looking for a spot to chat or study, I definitely recommend this small, quaint, coffee shop near the Lund Cathedral.

Needed a quick lunch while passing through Lund. Delicious sandwiches - the focaccia is springy and…read moretastes freshly baked. I chose the olive and feta filling, which came with a generous amount of high quality feta. The latte I ordered was pretty good. Seems like a cute spot to read a book, chat, or study (although do note the "screen free" hours - a good spot for old school paper reading). FYI: the Yelp directions point you to the parking garage across the street from this cafe.

Looking for macaroons to take away? Then look NOT elsewhere and let me assure you; Abrick Macaronn…read moreis the macaroon heaven of Lund. In my book the provided superb and friendly service together with the superb products leave no room for anything other than the highest grade. Abrick is not like many other bakeries it is instead a macaroons showcase. This minimalistic shop, or ratter space, painted entirely in white wants to lead your immediate attention to a counter where these gluten free light and fluffy cream-filled sandwich cookies are the stars. Sometimes they are accompanied by cupcakes and occasionally by éclairs but mostly and mainly what are on display here are macaroons. All the bake gods are delish in fact so much so unless you are early all other except the macaroons are gone! But don't worry the macaroons aren't in any way consolation prizes! Abrick offers, to name just a few, classical flavored macaroons such as dark chocolate, lemon or pistachio as well as innovative and unexpected flavors such as champagne, rose water or fudge and sea salt. And if you are willing to buy larger batches then the list of flavors become ridiculously and deliciously long; how about pomegranate, cardamom or lavender!?

From the owner: Blogg, macarons, butik, recept, öppettider & mycket mer...read more

There is a lot to love. I stopped by twice during my stay to relax with a cup of coffee after a…read morelong day of exploring, and twice enjoyed the experience immensely. One day I tried the latte and the other I ordered plain black coffee because I'm one of those weirdos who does enjoy how coffee tastes by itself, especially if it is quality. Love Coffee Roasters is definitely quality coffee. My mood switches between desiring real coffee (black) and what I call foofoolala coffee (various sugar), and I appreciate a place that can do both well. Thank you, Love Coffee Roasters! Once I stepped into the shop, I was immediately greeted and given time to peruse the menu before making up my mind. The barista had me taken care of in no time, and I headed out onto the beautiful patio to savor the aromas of freshly ground coffee. Mmmm. One time I was even out there alone, much to my personal enjoyment. Just me and the many hanging plants. Neither time did I purchase a snack, as I had been elsewhere for a meal, snacks, or a pastry. (Speaking of pastries, try the cardamom twist at St. Jacob's bakery!) Of course, by the time of my visit each day the baked goods were slim pickings. Much expected. I loved this coffee shop and it's quaint little patio, and will definitely come back next time I visit. Centrally located, catching a coffee here on your way to the Cathedral, University, or the Botanical Gardens is mighty convenient.

Great coffee, really mild and tasty. Croissant was good…read moretoo, but maybe a bit pricey with 32KR. It's nice for a coffee in between sightseeing, but the seating is not encouraging you to stay longer than that one coffee. But definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a great coffee. One of the best ones I've had in Sweden.