I loved this cafe so much, I stopped at it twice on my visit to Sweden even though I didn't stay in…read moreKarlstad. The prices are relatively cheap (for Sweden**); coffee is yummy with free refills and their cinnamon roll is simple but delicious. Their ham and cheese sandwich is also delicious. The staff is very friendly. There is some seating outside and plenty inside and it's very clean. Definitely stop here for fika!

We had excellent lattes here, one with oatmilk. There is a decent selection of pastries as well as…read morewraps and sandwiches. Several vegetarian options.

Well it's a coffeshop, therefor I ordered coffee. A double espresso shot, a cortado and a filter…read morebrew (too much to be able to tell the difference - you wish). Now then, the espresso is the most crucial I find. This double was a bit sour tasting and more burnt than aromatic. Sure pour some milk in it and call it a cortado and it's passable but a great shot of espresso, for me - no. The filter coffee was nothing to write home about either. Now I'll be fair, I didn't try the breads, the cookies nor the other baked delights offered (they looked tasty, but I didn't fancy anything at the time). But for me, as a lover of coffee this one didn't cut it. In a pinch, order yourself a cortado to get around the sourness.

Amazing coffee tastings and such a cute cafe. Really enjoyed my experience and I would love to go…read moreback!

Relaxed atmosphere with sofas and comfy chairs, great pastries to go with their in-store roasted…read morebeans. Perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the vibrant heart of Stockholm.

I had heard the Löfbergs' coffee brand was considered a bit "cheap" to Swede's, but I honestly…read moredidn't feel it very much at their new cafe in Östermalm! The interior was decorated so lovely you would never guess it was by a regular ole' cheap grocery store brand! I stopped in here one day as a new alternative on my way to work at the Starbucks across the street and was pleasantly surprised at how nice everything was. I was wondering what another coffee shop was thinking putting itself right next-door to the most famous giant world-dominating coffee chain, but I now see that it has quite a different attitude to the space. Where Starbucks can be a bit commercial, this place feels somewhat luxurious. I found the couches pretty comfortable and the electric outlets plentiful. The wifi was working just fine too! I think I probably would recommend them to get some more ergonomic regular cafe table seating for us laptop lovers, though. You could only choose between sitting on a tall teetery barstool or a low sinking sofa. That is really the only big complaint I have about the place. It's hard to get down to business if your not at a comfortable angle when using a laptop. The good news is that despite all of that it was still very cosy and quiet. I wasn't really overly excited by the food options. I think Starbucks and Espresso house beat the place by a mile in that department. I would think if they were going for a luxurious feel, that the food would be even more impressive than those places, but it was a bit of a let down. However, I did find a gluten free Kladdkaka and a lactose-free latte that met my needs. They had quite a few different options of bean types for you to choose from when making your coffee selection. The beans I choose for my latte were just a tiny bit bitter. Which, I think is a tell-tale sign of cheap coffee. So, maybe there was a small hint that this wasn't the highest quality coffee Sweden has to offer, but I thought it was somewhat comparable to what I've had at Starbucks (also, not the best coffee.) Overall, if your looking for somewhere to grab an ok latte and a little laptop time... swing on by! Starbucks is sometimes a madhouse filled with loud tourists so maybe this would be a nice alternative. =)