Shukran Laziza. We arrived in Malmo on a Sunday afternoon. After checking into our hotel we…read morerealized we were quite hungry, but unfortunately a lot of food establishments we looked up were showing up closed until we saw Laziza was near our hotel and showing up as open. I personally am not a fan of buffets but my husband is Lebanese-Armenian & doesn't mind buffets & always wants Lebanese food when it's an option. I was a little apprehensive when we walked in because the hostess & waitresses were Swedish, but then I heard Arabic music & noticed the staff coming in/out of the kitchen to stock the food was speaking Arabic so I knew the food would be ok. My favorite items were the wrapped grape leaves & mini desserts. My grandmother & aunts used to make a lot of the same desserts so the flavors were very nostalgic & comforting. I can also appreciate how they had managed to make tiny delicate bite sized portions of each. I was impressed by that because these desserts are so intricate & difficult to make so making them into tinier pieces can't be easy. We had a lovely meal at Laziza and enjoyed our visit.

I often dine at Laziza Baltzarsgatan and Dockan because they have great food. Today (20th May 2022)…read moreat Dockan, I brought 2 guests with me from abroad and we came in at 11:08 Table 25. One of the guests was finishing food at 12:10 when we were approached by the waitress telling that the restaurant has 1 hr dine-in policy. Then the same waitress came back after 2 minutes telling me that "I have guests waiting outside." I was never aware of this policy and if this is a new one, no one told us at the cashier (By the way, the lady at the cashier was more accommodating). I was embarrassed that we were the only table and customers treated that way. This is frustrating that the waitress at Dockan branch was mainly targetting us and I was embarassed by this attitude with other customers looking at us. Also, we found that seats outside were available. I hope that the restaurant can look into this and train the staff to communicate properly with guests. Your food is no doubt highly recommended and other staff were warm and polite. However, this waitress telling us customers (who were obviously chewing last spoonful of food and the other having coffee) to leave the place twice in a span of 2 minutes was very rude. We left the place around 12:15.

Food was kind of gross here not sure how they even have so many stars. And to top it off the guy at…read morethe register was super rude. Won't be returning here and I'm only visiting from out of town.

Bester den ich je gegessen habe…read more Da können sich die Jungs in berlin was abschauen! Es gibt leider nix Vergleichbares in Deutschland!

If you love a good shawarma kebob, head to Kosk Kebab. My friend and I stopped in for a late lunch…read morearound 3pm on an October Thursday and there was no line. We paid 40 krone for a beef shawarma and it came out within five minutes. It's a large kebob and hit the spot. The spiced meat (it tasted like Christmas) with the onions, tomatoes and cabbage was a refreshing combo. The dining room is spacious and there are bathrooms in the basement. They also sell drinks, including Coca-Cola fountain drinks. (Remember no refills!)

Great food, great presentation. A nice place to go with friends for an incredible price in…read moreCopenhagen. I recommend the shawarma durum with a yogurt drink!

We came here because I bought tipster coupon for dinner for two here…read more This place is not a restaurant, more like a cafe. It is very cozy with Moroccan style decoration, lots of candles, pillows on sofas and everything. The food was great, but there wasn't much choice for the warm food, we got the samosa (I got beef, and my boyfriend got vegetarian, since the server claimed they ran out of beef (at 6pm, really?)) on a plate with couscous, chickpeas, red beets and some yoghurt salad. Apart from that it was cold (I am not used to eating cold dinner), everything was actually quite delicious. Since I only paid for the drinks, I wouldn't know if the price is worth the dinner, but then again, don't expect full menu of warm food like in other "Arabic" place, but still it's a cozy place to hang out if you're into these kind of food.

We walked in to get breakfast on a Saturday morning in late February, no one else was inthere,…read moreexcept for the waitress. We asked her if we should just seat ourselves, to which she nodded yes in reply. We sat and waited for her to come and provide us with a menu but she had turned to her phone and lost all interest in us. We waited for about five minutes and just couldn't be bothered anymore. Instead we went to a cute little café across the street. One star because I couldn't give none!

Excellent coffee, lunch, and pastries in a cozy gardenesque patio setting…read more Not sure but the pastries seem very similar to those at St. Jakobs bakery -- they may come from there, or else these just are equivalently good. Cozy wool blankets available to use to keep you warm if the weather turns chilly. Best cup of coffee we've had in Malmö so far.

Coffee was amazing and a great assortment Of…read morepastries/sandwiches. Great environment and friendly staff.

There's nothing quite like a freshly baked cardamom bun. The one here was very soft and heavenly…read more Couldn't say the same about the cappuccino, though -- seems like the espresso was burnt, bitter, and gritty. Nevertheless, it was great to have the option to grab a quick pastry and inhale it instantaneously while switching trains.

Loved. Every. Bite…read more I needed a quick snack when I got off the train so we popped in for a pastry. Even my husband wanted a cinnamon roll when he saw the fresh options in the case. We ordered at the counter and found a cozy couch in the corner. The place is so cute, much more inviting than your basic train station coffee shop. Wish we got a few to go on the way out of town.

Laid back place with super friendly staff. Breakfast buffet at a very reasonable price (and you…read moremake your own pancakes!). Plus, their bathroom is funky ;) Only downside is the music can be way too loud. Oh, and they have outdoor sitting out back, should you catch the a sunny day in Malmo.

Coffee at Djäkne Kaffebar was great.This is the place to find filter coffee in the city and enjoy…read morea cuppa in a beautiful all white coffee bar. What is neat is Djakne Kaffebar serves a rotating line up of coffee from a handful of Scandinavian roasters such as Coffee Collective, Per Nordby, Kersh and Hedstrom, Koppi, and Tim Wendelboe. Quite the line-up of tasting potentials if you are into niche coffee roasters and a filter experience.

One of Malmö's nicest invierments. I could just sit here for hours and enjoy my exellent cup of…read morecoffee and feel the atmosfear. Malmö's best coffee in my opinion.

Konditori Katrina is a beautiful cafe and pastry shop located in Malmo, a few blocks from the city…read morecenter in a very walkable and scenic street. They offer house made pastries and cakes which are absolutely gorgeous to look at and delicious to eat. They also have plenty of coffee options to choose from and enjoy Fika in a cozy modern setting. Plenty of seating available upstairs as well. The berry tart and the chocolate croissant were freshly made and amazing.

Fantastic bakery in downtown Malmo. We had the cafe latte, fruit tart, and pain au chocolat. All of…read moreit was delicious, though the fruit tart was the highlight - absolutely wonderful. Service was very friendly and the cafe is nice and quiet, a really good way to start your morning. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!