The grand daddy of all remaining Tobacco stores in Stockholm. Recommended, but expensive.read more

Run by people who are passionate about the finer things in life. They have a walk-in humidified…read moreroom where you can look at the cigars. The people who work there can recommend which cigars you might like. I don't shop anywhere else for my cigars.

Don't you just love a place where you're treated as royalty and the storekeeper remembers your…read morebuying preferences even though you only visit the place every few years or so? This is certainly the case with Mr. Robert and with his superior knowledge and stock this is only one of the reasons why I will continue to buy my cigars here for years to come.

I stumbled on this wonderful shop / cafe by accident while on a trip to Stockholm. Being a…read morerelatively large fan of snus, I was bewildered by seeing this boutique-like shop centered on smokeless tobacco products. Along with their main product, snus, they sell a large variety of everyday items, including pepper shakers, coats, decanters etc. The cupcakes and cookies are delicious. Definitely worth checking out!

Disappointing. I…read morewent out of my way to go here to see, as a snusser. Staff not very friendly, coffee was poor, lots of stuff with snus brand tags stiched on for twice the price as usual. Just disappointing. And more expensive for snus than in other stores.

Tons of fresh items including cookies, muffins, sausage, salads. Loved the Swedish candy bar! So…read morecool

7-Eleven is a Japanese-American brand I hear is huge in parts of the Americas and Asia - but with…read morethe stores having a little presence in Western Europe I've never visited a branch until now (The only stores they have in Europe are in the Nordic countries including Sweden)- this store is located on Humlegårdsgatan, Stockholm and it provides access from the metro station into Stureplan. The store is pretty large it does also have some outdoor seating for what seemed like a deli counter however my main problem was the actions with the staff. Throughout my time in Stockholm, the staff seemed to dump their rubbish right on the pavement outside the store instead of putting it in another place, perhaps next to the outdoor seating or in bins (the bags were so big they'd put them here) they would put them outside instead - this would block off access for the entire pavement which forced me onto the road for a short distance - wheelchair users would have to go the whole length of a busy road to get back on due to a lack of a curb which the rubbish seems to block. I mentioned this to a staff member who admitted they leave the rubbish there but refused to help anyone passing or do anything about it - it remained there without being picked up by anyone for a couple of days. The staff member seemed careless and disinterested. A store is supposed to have a positive impact on the local community and offer a good or service which is good - from blocking off pavements carelessly with littler and then staff refusing to apologise and seem shocked and rude towards me for even mentioning it - for me that is a negative store with negative employees performing negative actions - it makes no sense. 1*