I remember coming here on my trip to Sweden. I remember…read moregetting a cheese danish here. It was later at night and mom and I wanted pastries with our coffee in the morning. I believe this was also the place we got a few sugar-free pastries as well! We went to so many little bakeries in Sweden! I do remember this location because the shopkeeper was extremely sweet! If this is the location, we got the sugar-free then she was more than sweet and also helped us with the language barrier!

Quite a few goodies in this small space with a few seats. Mostly it's a to-go place since it's…read moreliterally on the way to/from the T-Centralen station. Bread, cookies, small various refrigerated sweets, sandwiches, wraps, and more. Coffee, tea, soda. They do cakes, too. I was there in the early evening and they were wiped out of many products.

A really fantastic place! Perfectly blending French skill and tradition with (good) Swedish…read moreproducts. Damien, the owner, is a very kind and skillful French patissier who felt in love with Sweden and wanted to bring the refined taste of French food, and from my point of view really achieved it :) One of the nicest frenchy place in Stockholm

The croissant!, the soups!, the sandwiches!, the coffee!, not really sure where to start!! Go there…read moreduring the day, for lunch, or to recharge! Make it your life style, go there every weekend, go there with Grandma, with friends, or solo. Enjoy the magic of when France and Sweden got together in a love story that will bring your tongue and soul peace and happiness.

Loved the croissants from here. They have kanelbullar and many other pastries that are fresh daily.read more

This was a fantastic find while walking around the city near the Nobis Hotel. I later found out…read morethere are multiple locations throughout the city. My party of 3 stopped in for an afternoon snack and ended up with hot chocolate, matcha latte, coffee, kanelbullar (cinnamon bun), kardemummabullar (cardamon bun), and croque monsieur. Service was friendly and quick. There isn't much seating - tiny tables that fit a drink and a small plate but it was just right for us. Love the decor with the candles at the table. Keep in mind that you need to walk a couple of steps down into the bakery.

Was this the best Coop? Who knows, but it served the purpose with a quick and efficient stop in to…read moreget the basics. Not a huge store and therefore not much selection, so if you are looking for something specific I'm not sure you'd find it here. Clean enough, not super busy during mid day.

Interesting visit to a grocery store. Well stocked, clean and half the time we weren't sure what…read morewe were looking at. I saw the array of fruit smoothies. They sounded good so we tried that. Next to find yogurt. We found what appeared to be yogurt except that it was for cooking. We asked a staff worker who directed us to the correct section. All the staff were super nice. This is a cashless store. The register language can be changed to English. Bags for groceries costs extra so it is prudent to hand carry or have your own tote. The yogurt was great as were the smoothies! Yum! Good stop for a snack.

Nice cardamom bun. They have both chai latte and matcha…read morelatte on the menu, which is great for a non coffee drinker. The chai latte was so sweet that it was sickening. I sipped a little bit as a form of courtesy, but I couldn't finish a half of it. This is what chai latte from Starbucks tasted like 10 years ago. Even Starbucks, the big American corporation has started to cut down on sugar in their chai latte these days. It's small-ish but they have seats inside.

We came here when it had just opened and there were plenty of seating. The smell of pastries here…read moreis intoxicating; you can't not get pasties here! Stop by for a quiet moment to enjoy the coffee and a delectable breakfast pastry. Their signatures are the saffron, cardamom, and cinnamon Swedish buns.

Did not go here in person, but had their semlor catered at the office. They had regular, gluten…read morefree, and vegan options. I really enjoyed their semlor. They did not have large chunks of nuts or cardamom in the filling, which I'm personally not a huge fan of. And the gluten free option was also very good, dare I say better than the regular one.

5 out of 5 for amazing traditional Swedish pastries and customer service. Found this place by…read morechance while browsing around the area (first time in Stockholm and wanted a traditional bakery item) and this bakery had amazing baked goods, from cakes to pastries. Thelins Konditori did not disappoint! There is spacious seating indoors and outdoors and this bakery had a classy, quiet atmosphere, which I very much love. I had tried the traditional Kanelbulle pastry bread which is kind of like an American cinnamon roll, except that this one had some kind of cardamom spice, cinnamon, and some sugar sprinkled on top. I had imagined this bread to be extremely sweet, but it was not too sweet at all and was perfect for an afternoon "Fika" break. This would have paired well with the coffee and espresso items that this bakery also offers. My husband ordered a mixed nut tartlet and it was extremely flavorful and had a buttery texture. The customer service here was phenomenal and the person taking care of my order was extremely kind and sweet. She spent time explaining to me which pastries were recommended. I highly recommend this place for both tourists and locals alike!

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!

They have the best cupcake in Stockholm in my opinion, in fact I think they actually are the only…read morecupcake store in Stockholm. The concept is a little bit like the Magnolia bakery from "sex & the city". I have visited that one too & the store is nothing like that but their cupcakes remind me of NY. They are always very tasty & fresh & I like that they have these really tiny cupcakes ( mini) as well cause I like to taste different flavors. The only negative they get from me is the service! Every time I was there,they either messed up my payment ( I mean how complicated can working with a card reader be?!) or they had some trainee on the job that they were showing her how things work without any concern to the customer & wether I'm in hurry or got the whole day to stand there & watch them!!!

These aren't your typical cupcakes! These are Stockholm style cupcakes! They have Swedish centric…read moreflavors and a fun "shabby chic" or "rustic" texture to the design style that seems very popular in the food styling/photography here. I also really love that they have brought the trend of Naked Cakes to Stockholm! They are both pretty and delicious. Talk about a crowd pleaser! Everyone was going crazy for them at a party we just had. Just a warning, I would order them for pick up the day of your party because they need to be refrigerated. The regular cupcakes are pretty good too! I wasn't a fan of the mini cupcakes though, they were so tiny and did not have the typical fluffiness that you expect in a good cupcake. In case you haven't already figured it out...I would go with the Naked Cakes 100%! =)

Good desserts and good coffee. The people working there are also nice. Got a couple desserts on my…read morevisit and a cappuccino. The vibe isn't anything too special, but has a nice atmosphere nonetheless. It's a good place to stop in as you explore the city.

With Chef Mattias Ljungberg garnering all sorts of notoriety for Mr. Cake one might think…read moreTössebageriet Konditori may have suffered, but based on back-to-back visits it seems as though both spaces have maintained high standards, the former obviously more novel while "Tösse" focuses on traditional Fika served in a classically decorated room. Originally founded in 1920 by Helga Södermark, another Konditori like Vete-Katten built by a female that has grown into an institution with time, Tössebageriet resides at Karlavägen 77 where it has served locals for nearly one hundred years, the menu rare to change save for seasonal items such as the supposed best-in-Stockholm Semla served during the holidays. Open weekdays at 7am and two hours later Saturday or Sunday, seating areas inside and out rarely with an open space during early hours and around lunch, it was shortly after entry that a two-top against the far wall became free, six items plated by a young lady at costs lower than Mr. Cake joined by freely-refillable Coffee and tasting started off by a Cardamom Bun indistinguishable from the one Ljungberg offers at his newer Bakery. Further showing evidence of connections to Mr. Cake with a Doughnut served upright, the name Manadens Bulle used to describe Dough centered by Strawberry Jam, it was only in Tössebageriet's Katalan that quality dropped off, the base too dense and dry beneath only a bit of Raspberries and Frosting. Returning to form with a traditional Tosca, Sugar- shellacked Almonds sliced thin atop buttery Cake, it was in a Budapest Cake packed with Raspberries that Tössebageriet shined brightest, each bite of airy Cream and Meringue slightly different from the one prior while a round Chokladboll was equally heterogenous but densely packed in Oats and Coconut Flakes.

Sundbergs Konditori is a must for anyone craving a classic Swedish fika in a truly historic…read moresetting. Sundberg's is Stockholm's oldest café, dating back to 1785. The semla, princess cake, and lemon cheesecake are standouts, and coffee refills are free. It's a cozy, old-world spot in Gamla Stan with limited seating, so come early or off-peak. Prices match the quality and location. Service varies, but the charm and tradition make it worth the visit. We had a sandwich, as well as coffee and dessert, and enjoyed sitting in the square, and the best people watching. If you want to enjoy a traditional "old Sweden" fika, this is the place!

The Sundberg's bakery was founded in 1785 and is located in one of the Old Town Stockholm's Main…read morestreets. The place is always full and expect some waiting to be seated. So wait, is worth it. The menu is comprehensive but at the end of the day, this is a bakery, skip everything else. The Coffee and hot chocolate are highly recommended. Try a tables outside, so to its location, is great for people watching.