Had a great experience here on a Saturday afternoon. Associates were so nice and helpful. Selection…read morewas excellent- some staple pieces and some unique ones as well.

Worth the trip!…read more It's a little bit out of the way from the main, central parts of Stockholm, but it's easily accessibly by subway and the Acne Archiye is worth an hour of your time. It's a small store and you won't necessarily go in and "find" what you're looking for but instead, a unique piece or two might "find" you. The store has a whole range of Acne clothes and accessories, usually from older collections. It has a totally, totally different vibe from the other Acne stores in the city and feels almost a bit like thrifting. Great organization and emphasis on color coding and I'm always impressed by the range of different textiles and fabrics they have for sale.

I like this mall. It's easy to get here with a car and they have a lot of different stores so you…read morecan get everything in one place and even sit down in the food court and eat if you so wish.

Heron City has everything. EVERYTHING…read more But I hate these crowded buzy shopping malls. They are not for me, but if you are a fan - you could stay here for the entire day without getting bored. You can eat, drink, play, shop, go to the movies. have fun with arcade games...you name it. You can do it.

Heron city is such a little funny spot out in the suburbs of Stockholm. Immediately on the drive up…read moreyou see this super 1980's space age looking sign welcoming you in. It feels like your driving up to a mall in the movie Waynes World or Weird Science. In the US, most large shopping malls are either closed or on the decline. Americans have been gravitating towards more time efficient methods of shopping for the past 10-20 years and malls are now considered time consuming with their large parking lots and extensive landscape of stores to navigate. However, Sweden is a much slower paced culture that likes to enjoy a more leisurely quality of life. That, and Sweden's love of American consumer culture is why I think that larger and larger malls have been popping up everywhere around Stockholm the past few years. Heron City actually has been around much longer than a lot of the others and is a bit smaller, but if your from the US will feel a little like stepping back in time. They have a food court, a water fountain, a restaurant called "Amazone" that mimics "The Rain Forest Cafe," a play place for children, a movie theater and a few large and small stores. The only thing It's missing is a large midwestern clothing store like a Macy's or a Dillard's! HA! Usually, we come here for the movies, bowling, arcade games and dinner (in either Pizza Hut, O'leary's, or the food court). Somehow, we usually end up going in Mio or Media Markt when there's time to kill before a film and I end up purchasing something (movie days can get get a little expensive when i'm waiting surrounded by home decor, electronics and sportswear) $$$$!!!! =) =) =) TIP: This is a great place to bring your kids. They have these funny large (fake) animals that kids can "ride" and that large play place upstairs that I mentioned. The arcade inside of O'leary's and the movie theater are also pretty kid friendly. TIP: There's a funny little booth where you can buy a cup of prepared fresh (not popped) corn. Yes, I said CORN! haha.

This food hall stands on two levels - street level and an underground. There is a lift and…read moreescalators. And I was here twice! Once on my own to the fabulous Kajsas Fisk https://www.yelp.com/biz/kajsas-fisk-stockholm?hrid=9xGPfC0y4NiRGvYtNbGuDQ and again as a stop on our food tour. The food hall has just about everything you might need to satisfy your cravings - kebabs, deli, cheesemonger, gelato, wine and spirits, coffee, candy, sushi, mochi, fruits and veggies, ramen and more. Just wow! The aisles aren't too wide but there's enough room to walk around and take in the sights as you finalize what you're going to have to eat! Prices seemed okay to me, but I'm benefiting from an extremely strong US Dollar these days. [Review 18118 overall - 19 in Sweden - 1640 of 2022.]

Lunchtime was quite busy when we stopped by. There were 30 restaurants split between two floors…read moreand a few had their own seating areas. There were lots of different cuisines offered but we ended up at Ankara Kebab. After placing our order we were given a tag with our order number. One of the staff helped us find a shared table and she later delivered our meal. Friendly and quick. We shared the Ankara mix plate with rice and a a mixture of lettuce, tomato and sliced onions. The kebabs had a different taste with the seasoning used but meats were moist and tender. Reasonable prices and good tasting food.

Very limited selection. Prices comparable to Adidas brand clothing in a regular retail store…read more Maybe you could get lucky and find something you need for a good price. Random selection, but large range of size options for what they did have.

The modest exterior and unexpected location almost made me miss this outlet gem…read more I'm really happy I turned in my step, as I found a variety of high end, mostly Scandinavian, brands at 50-80% off from what seemed to be recent collections - and walked out with two V-ave s/s13 pieces at 60% off each. The store itself is not as considered retail space as the Acne outlet or The Whyred outlet, but the variety of brands makes up for it. The helpful staff doesn't hurt either!