Even though we had stopped at another location earlier for gifts, this was another stop on a food…read moretour. It seems like this is the "main" location, as there is a kitchen and dining area here. This location also seemed to have different goodies that the other location didn't carry. My biggest reason for not leaving 5 stars is the space here. The area to actually purchase in is quite cramped up against restaurant seating and difficulty to maneuver in the seating area as well.

On a cold, rainy day, it's best to hop on a number 2 bus to Sofia from Slussen and jump off at the…read morefirst stop. Here you'll find chokladfabriken- the clue being in the name, this place is a haven for chocolate fans (although they do have some pastries). We found ourselves on their super cosy platform of stairs in the cafe, you can take your shoes off, stretch out and read a book (though climbing down again can be a bit awkward!). The hot chocolate with marshmallow and jordgubbb meringue petit fours was a real treat, just right for a small fika and long conversation with friends. You can choose between white, milk and dark hot chocolate and they also do beautifully illustrated chocolate advent calendars at this time of year, By the end we were so comfy we had to force ourselves to leave!

A Swedish chocolate shop that made most of their sweets in house. The other packaged items were…read moremade in another facility. They had quite a large selection and got there before they closed and was too rushed to make more photos. Something you would never think about Sweden is that they rock for great tasting chocolates, pastries, and licorice.

They have very tasty pralins with many to chose from. Wide international range and they usually…read morehave Charbonbel et Walker truffles which i adore. But really be aware of their prices for Anthon Bery Gold Boxes! They are 299kr instead of 99kr or 69kr at some grocery stores! O_o

The chocolates were not quite as good as the service or the presentation. The milk chocolate and…read morewhite chocolate were excellent, but the girl talked me into lime and champagne, which were a little odd tasting. They were really attractive chocolates, but just average on the palate.

What a fun sweet shop! I was tasked with bringing home…read moreSwedish chocolate and Chokladfabriken came up on my search and was close enough to walk. I am glad this won my search! The shop itself is fairly small, but LOTS of options. There were the standard truffles, buy also pastries and other chocolate bars and goodies. The person working was very kind and helpful - and patient! I was picking up a lot of gifts and definitely took up a bit of her time, but she packed everything nicely and even wrote everyone's name on the boxes so I didn't have to try to remember which box went with which person. Would definitely recommend a stop here to satisfy your sweet tooth.

I came with my sister and we split an ice cream with three flavors including tiramisu, kaffeglass,…read moreand manjariglass. I asked the guy who worked there what his favorite ice cream flavors were and he recommended the manjariglass which has chocolate chunks from Madagascar and the tiramisu. The manjariglass was good but my sister and I both liked the tiramisu better. My sister wanted the kaffeglass because she likes coffee ice cream but there were chocolate chips in it which she wasn't expecting. I'm giving this place five stars because I can't think of any way that this chocolate shop could be improved. They serve desserts, chocolates, ice cream, and drinks. There's also a webcam of the kitchen that shows them preparing the chocolates. Prices are very reasonable and the people who work here are some of the nicest strangers I've met in Sweden. The shop itself is adorable as well. I'll have to try the truffles next time because they're supposed to be good!

Right in the heart of the old town is Chokladkoppen, which makes for a great place to stop and rest…read moreafter lots of walking through Stockholm's Gamla Stan (Old Town). Sometimes you just need somewhere to catch your breath, catch up, and plan for the rest of the day. Chokladkoppen did that for me. I had the Hot Chocolate and a cinnamon bun, and leisurely sat at my table for at least 30 minutes. There was never pressure to move on, which is so common, at least in the US ("Are you finished working on that? Can I bring you something else? Can I bring you a box?). The hot chocolate was dark, very much tasted like quality chocolate, and like a warm massage. I also ate one of their cinnamon buns, which are very popular in Stockholm. It also hit the spot. The cost of the hot chocolate was $6 USD and the cinnamon bun was a few cents less. The view from the table and people watching alone was worth the total $12 cost, but so was the hot chocolate and cinnamon bun.

This place had really great service and a cute interior which is why I am sad to have to give it…read moreless than five stars. Unfortunately, the broccoli soup I ordered was just not good, and my boyfriend got the chicken curry baked potato, only to receive a chicken salad potato. Perhaps a translation error, but it was not the best culinary experience.

Oh man the pistachio and coffee ice cream here is so damn good. It's cold outside, overcast. But…read moreyou know what they say, comfort food satisfies no matter what. Oh yeah they make all sorts of chocolate too but i never even got to that part.

My last day in Sweden and I hadn't really gotten much in the way of souvenirs for friends and…read morefamily. From the shop window, it appeared Indus should do the trick. I entered the small shop and scanned the various offerings for the perfect little knick-knacks to take home. The shop keeper was ok with me touching and moving things around in my attempts. Prices were fair and the selection was plentiful. So, if you need to get a few gifts, Indus is probably worth checking out.