Grabbed a quick breakfast here and had a great experience. They have indoor seating as well as a few tables outdoors. I visited in early November, and it was warm enough to sit outside. I tried: + Cinnamon bun + Flat white + Nordic smoked salmon open sandwich + Curried chicken open sandwich The sandwiches were both tasty, and I loved the cinnamon bun. Would recommend for an easy meal or snacks. read more

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We have been using Scandi Kitchen for some time now and have been able to obtain nearly all the Swedish and Danish products with a few Norwegian ones thrown in that we previously found at the Swedish shop in Paris Its relatively easy to use the website though it doesn't like to take foreign cards Delivery always seems to take an inordinate amount of time (hence only 4 *s) but its worth it...secret tip...if you want it next day add something frozen, as once all your order has arrived, they guarantee next day service at that point... Good service read more

I've been following Scandikitchen for several years on Instagram and couldn't wait for our trip to London so I could finally visit. Today was the day and it was even better than I imagined! The customer service was so kind and helpful. The food was amazing. And my whole family was mesmerized by the options in the shop. Brontë Aurell's recipes are some of our favorite recipes in our home and it was such a wonderful experience to get to try them in person, leave with some yummy treats, and another Brontë cookbook to add to my collection! read more

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Having spent much of the past two years touring around Scandinavia, I was happy to see this place today when walking down Great Titchfield Street. Memories of my last visit to Copenhagen flashed by me...I ate the most wonderful: rye bread topped off with meatballs and beetroot. (By the way, the Smørrebrød literally stands for bread with butter.) I went inside and saw a nice selection of Smørrebrød in the counter, along with some tasty-looking salads. I went for their 3-piece option for £5.95 (take-away). As 1 piece counts a Smørrebrød or a side salad. I took two Smørrebrød and one side salad, which I enjoyed very much sitting back at my desk and watching photos of Copenhagen on my screen ;-) In the back of the shop they have plenty of seating as well as a miniature grocery shop, where you can buy Scandinavian goodies. read more

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Think of Ikea, but on steroids. This establishment serves both as a sit-down restaurant, coffee bar, and a mini grocery store that specializes in Scandinavian consumables. You have your option of dining in, taking out, or just browsing their interesting grocery selection. FOOD: I ordered the meatball dish with three sides of salads for about 7 GBP (or $11.61 USD) take-out. Not a bad price, especially with this amount of food! The meatballs were warm and delicious and went well with some of the salads I got. I opt for the beets and apple, sweet potato, and bean salad. All of them had different and unique flavors, however my favorite would be the beets because of the subtle natural sweetness of apple and beets. I wasn't a big fan of the sweet potatos because of one of the spices in the salad, but I can appreciate the cultural difference in people's taste pallets. The bean salad was just a healthy mix of beans and (I believe) lentils that really added a nice balance from the higher notes of flavor in the other salads. I also tried their Punsch-roll, which is a dessert pastrie made with marzipan dipped in chocolate on each side. The inside filling is something I can't quite point out, but it's delicious! Don't be fooled by the size of it either. Although it's small, it really packs a "Punsch". I would split it with another person if you never had it before. SERVICE: The staff was very nice and friendly. Even the person stocking the groceries said hi and made small talk. A little goes a long way. read more

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I'm in love with this place. It only took me about ten years to actually get here, but it finally happened for lunch (and baking supplies shopping). It's clean and uncluttered but cosy, with big pendant lamps with loops and loops of thick red wire, with prints on the walls of art, products and of course, an elk sign. There are options for gravadlax, herring, hotdogs (Nordes eat the most of those, you know) and of course meatballs - which run rings around Ikea's and you can have them with mash or prepped salads, and of course gravy. The staff are wonderful, with catchy Scandi jokes printed on the back of their shirts. For me, the best bit, is the cakes and the shop. Of course there are cinnamon buns, but of course there are also Daim bar related puds, and dreamlike- which is just gorgeous, and a total throwback to one of my Nanna's bakes with sticky sweet coconut on top. There's a really good range of salty liquorice, flours, pearl sugar, chocolate bars, jams, pickles, and, moomin biscuits- I could quite easily do 80% of my shop in here. Definitely recommend. read more

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Fantastic and quick home delivery to another country! The items were kept cold, even meat and fish (sill, ansjovis, skagenröra, falukorv) thanks to great packaging with ice packs. I placed a large order of Swedish items which they shipped to Ireland, the delivery man came with the package to my door. I will defo order from here again, I had a tiny issue with placing the order on the website but I called them and they helped me in a minute and were very nice. Huge thanks. Regards, Nathalie read more

I can't believe I haven't been here before! On our quest to find good places to eat in London for less than £10, fellow Yelper Steve B and I drew up a short list of places that were either recommended or we just fancied the look of. Having a few Scandinavian friends who often come here, it's been on my list for quite a while. Scandinavian Kitchen has a small frontage and could easily be missed. In fact we both had to check on Yelp where it was, as we both thought we had walked too far down Great Titchfield Street, and must have passed it. It was very busy when we entered (well it was 1pm), and we were not sure if we would even get a table. You have to order you food at the counter to the front of the store, canteen style. The dining area is in the centre of the building, with a small Scandinavian supermarket to the rear. We both went for the meatball platter. For £6.95, you got 5 meatballs and a choice of any three salads. The salad portions were huge and actually filled the plate. I went for the traditional beetroot and apple salad, raw cauliflower with rye and almonds and mixed beans with mint salad. The salad choices are seasonal, so can vary. We were lucky that a couple of tables had been vacated whilst we waited for our lunch. We both really enjoyed the food, although I think I would give the raw cauliflower a miss next time, as there was too much of it and it was getting a bit too samey. For £6.95 we both thought the place was a bargain, and will definitely come back. They also offer a Scandi hot dog with all the trimmings for £3.00. In fact all the food displayed looked good, from the salads, open sandwiches, wraps, and pastries Highly recommend! read more

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You're familiar with my last name, yes? Well, though my people can't claim Scandinavian heritage (as Finland is technically Nordic...), it's the closest I may get in central London. There's another Scandinavian restaurant in shoreditch, but it looked quite pricey, so I thought I'd give this one a shot first. Nice little shop, great salads, and nice prices. I'm quite tempted to stop in again for some Swedish meatballs and some scandi-chic groceries. You should too if you're in the Fitzrovia area.. Also, if you're looking for a Swedish copy of Harry Potter while you're munching on your smoked salmon, there happens to be one among the Scandinavian books on the shelves/tables to peruse. They're nothing if not committed to the theme! read more

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I've been coming here for a while now - every Sunday around 11:15, grabbing a cinnamon bun or coffee while we wait for them to bring out lunch. I don't know much (anything) about Scandinavian food but YESSSSSSS! Their beetroot salad and sweet potato salad are ace. Not to mention the little bits of fried onion and dollop of mustard on their roast beef / salami on rye things (I don't even know what they're called, sozz, but they taste real good). Big yes on the Smørrebrød and kladdkaka! I've had better cinnamon buns but these aren't too far off. Although for coffee it's probably best heading to Kaffeine across the road - not a fan of super milky coffee! Popped in last week and they've recently schnazzed up the place! The counter's all done up now - in super slick black and salads in big wood bowls. Also noticed that they sell violet liquorice!! A box for 75p maybe? Not even a liquorice fan but trust me, these'll win you over too. read more

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A wonderful aspect about this restaurant is that you can eat ASAP! The food was fresh tasting and the people behind the counter were very friendly. I had a selection of three sandwiches and a cinnamon roll. The cinnamon roll or bullar is reminiscent of what I ate while I lived in Sweden. If there is one thing I would change about the restaurant is to serve hot dishes in addition to the sandwiches. The inclusion of Scandinavian goodies was a complete bonus - I got to pick up some of my favourite snacks which I have not seen available in England. read more

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I love this place ... I used to live outside Stockholm as a kid but then I've spent the last 30 years in sunny California ... Not many Scandinavian places over there unless you count IKEA ( and I don't ) So I was very happy to find this little oasis with all my childhood favorites ... ... Unfortunately due to high blood pressure I could not have any Extra salted licorice or Kalles Caviar ... BUT... there was plenty of healthy food I could try... I had some different salads and the beers salad was my favorite although everything was great !! read more

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Lovely place esp in winter. Not much outdoor space otherwise. The Fitzrovia Women Writers' Group met here for years till it got so popular that we couldn't hear ourselves speak. The staff are charming, the food is wonderful & the shop is great too. A lovely introduction to Scandanavia : it motivated me to visit Stockholm, which I really enjoyed also. read more

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This is a cool little spot to grab coffee or lunch. The smorgasbord lunch option allows you to choose 5 mini open-faced sandwiches, with options like smoked salmon, Swedish meatballs, Danish salami, crayfish tails, and other tasty things, for a reasonable £7. They've also got Scandinavian groceries, so it's perfect for people who are really into Scandinavian groceries. On top of all that, everyone working there seems to be genuinely pleasant and friendly, even when busy. read more

I like big buns, and I cannot lie. Scandinavian Kitchen had buns of a cinnamon variety a-plenty. And they flirted with me from their prominent place on the counter that I just had to have one*. My eyes may have glazed over as I ate it. Overall, I was impressed with the space, atmosphere and service here. The café was cool without being Fizrovia-trendy. Sure, the flat white I got wasn't even in the same playing field as the one I'd've got at Kaffeine just down the road.** But I wasn't here for coffee. The grocery area at the back had a pretty impressively Scandinavian spread of items and not just in the 'I got meatballs from Ikea!' way. I was a fan. Buns. ______________________________________________ * I left the 'stud muffin' ordering to my male companion. It was pretty damn tasty. ** I went to Kaffeine later... read more

There is not too many places serving Scandinavian food in London and this one beats them all with the atmosphere. It is busy cafe that also sells traditional, mostly Swedish, sweets and groceries, anything from bread to jam. The selection is very random, but maybe the Swedish people understand it better than I do? The staff is just great and always so happy and friendly. As a big fan of the Scandinavian food I ofter go here for lunch that consist from a sandwich buffet, and you can choose either three or five small filled bread from a wide selection that is mostly about seafood and rye bread. Also the cakes are great, my ultimate favorite is the Daim chocolate cake that is made from Daim sweets they also sell. If you are up for a adventure try some liquorice sweets ( very very salty). Coffee is also good and the design of the mugs wicked! read more

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This welcoming little spot has become a regular lunch hangout. They offer three salads or open-face sandwiches for £5.95 and make delicious cakes, coffees and pastries. There's a folding blackboard out on the sidewalk that always sports a smartass quote of the day playing off of their Scandinavian theme or cuisine. Last time I went it said 'Happiness is a warm bun,' and the employees' black t-shirts said 'Please speak up. I'm hard of herring.' But my fave is the sign on their counter that says, 'All unattended children will be given a double espresso and a free kitten.' You gotta love a sense of humor! In the front there are stools by a low window counter, a 2-seater sofa and some comfy chairs and coffee tables where there's always someone on a laptop just enjoying the day. In the back there are several tables and more seating, including a large table that people sometimes share communally when it's busy. And downstairs there's even more seating and it's more quiet. If you like Scandinavian food, this is the place for you because in addition to the fresh foods they serve, they stock the shelves in the back of the restaurant with all manner of things Scandi! Beer, biscuits, pickled herring, gingerbread house kits (at Christmas), lingonberry jams, liqueurs, gummies, etc. They offer a frequency card that you get stamped after each order for a future discount. Super nice people and reasonably priced for the area north of Oxford, east of Great Portland Street. read more

Scandi kitchen was one of my favourite places to make a trip to to indulge in Scandinavian food, coffee and loads of other yum. Being Swedish, I always search out the Scandinavian/Nordic/Swedish places whenever I move to a new place and this is way, way better than IKEA. To be fair, though, it's more of a lunch/fika place than a dinner place as the food you have to choose from is usually a variety of the smaller Danish-style smørrebrød. And if you are not familiar with the fika experience, which is incredibly Scandinavian, you should certainly visit Scandinavian Kitchen. Hint: starting with a coffee and cinnamon bun (kaffe och bulle) is good, but anything goes! Scandis are fond of their smörgåsbord, and that goes for lunch, afternoon coffee (at least four of those a day, please) and in between snacks. The only thing is that the shop is really small and it can become very crowded. But don't forget there's another fika room downstairs! For people who like specialized deli food, this is also the place to go. They have not only Scandinavian food stuff, but they have famous brands from all the countries, so you can find Swedish smoked roe (Kalles kaviar) as well as Norwegian and Danish provided all countries eat it. Since it's imported, it's fairly expensive so be careful, you might end up selling your children to get another one of those yummy bags of salty liquorice! (No? Just me? Guess that's what makes us Scandinavians stand out and alone.) Also, whatever you do: sign up for their email newsletters! I don't live in London anymore but I still subscribe to it because it cracks me up every single time. If you're not into emails, follow their twitter handle @scanditwitchen. Guaranteed laughs. Also, guaranteed cinnamon buns on October 4th on the annual Swedish cinnamon bun day! Enjoy. read more

When you're feeling blue, or just want to get you through the day, Scandinavian Kitchen and those Nordics really know how to do a cake right. Their infamous apple and cinnamon slice to be precise was a delight and service was really friendly and relaxed. Will defo pop back if passing for a bun and coffee next time. read more

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Variety over bulk is the name of the game here. Eat lots of small things, attain satiety, and relax into a pool of flavours. You order either three or five sandwiches (£5.95 or £8.95, respectively), from which you can choose from varieties as lovely and basic as egg and tomato, through liver paté with bacon and on to three different pickled herrings with rye bread. The food is solid, simple, a little adventurous, and beautiful. It's a deli counter which is unfortunately held up by the variety on offer-- the sandwich selection changes regularly so you may have to queue while the people ahead of you aren't yet waited on as they gaze and drool at the glass display case. I had a spiced herring, a double portion of a smoked salmon wrap-like thing, liver and bacon, and smoked salmon on rye. I must highly recommend the liver paté and bacon. Coffees were solid-- and came in beautiful and functional scandi-style cups with slightly sexualised protuberances for handles. Staff were friendly and patient in the rush that's come to them with increased popularity (we arrived at 1400 and the place was still heaving) The place was perhaps a bit on the noisy/clattery side, but it fits with the simplicity and the deli style. read more

Scandinavia's finest! I come here for their cute little open sandwiches, that each look like a piece of art. As a pescetarian it is so easy to find something mouth-watering for brunch. They serve this amazing little suckers from about 11 onwards to please do not go there too early. There is also a little supermarket inside which sells typical Scandinavian things such as haring in mustard sauce, which I would really recommend - happy fishing ya'll read more

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So close to my work, I've been here for a lunch date twice, both times opting to have the meatball and double salad offer. Both times delicious. We bought a gingerbread house here too, and I'm yet to make it - but that's besides the point. I love a place that sells deli-style specialities relevant to the cuisine they serve, and all kinds of produce is packed into every spare nook & cranny. The people are lovely, the place has a hint of kitschy cool, and the food is great. Happy days. read more

This is one of my top 3 places in London. No lying. TRUTHSAY SUPREME. I don't mean this statement to necessarily mean that Scandianavian Kitchen is one of the top 3 places I'd recommend to others if they were visiting, or new to, London. However, Scandinavian Kitchen is one of *my* very top places in the city: it tastes like my childhood, and I could not be happier to have found it. Scandinavian Kitchen is low-key, simple, bright, smartly designed, good value, tasty, and and and... I love it here. Wanna meet for lunch? Under a bright red awning is Scandianvian Kitchen: part cafe/deli, part mini-grocery store. I was impressed by how many Scandi-favourites the back part of the store held: canned fish balls and herring, Norwegian cheese studded with caraway seeds, salted liquorice, dill potato chips (yes) and a clear case of penny candies so you can fill your bag up yourself. Having a picnic? Come here first for spreads and pre-packaged salads. But really, actually, what I'm here for is held in the front half of the store. Amazing cinnamon buns, cakes and brownies. My go-to lunch option is the either "pick 3" or "pick 5", entitling the lucky luncher to a selection of flat breads, wraps or salads. The flat breads are the typical 'smorrebrod' - open-faced on dark rye and sourdough and crisp bread, and topped with things like salami, pate, egg and prawn, and mini meatballs. The salads are Swedish-inspired classics like beet, shaved courgette, cauliflower and potato. Feeling like something more substantial? Forget the IKEA meatballs you once devoured (it's fine, it's fine; they are my guilty pleasure, too) and turn to the meatball plate here - delicious and moist balls (why does this feel off-colour to be typing? Oy!) with a selection of salads. Eat in (there's outside and window seating, as well as seating at the back and in the basement) or out, either way you can get through a delicious lunch made with care for under a tenner. Swedish chef says: BORK, BORK, BORK! Yelp note: great website, too, with some items available to order/ship. read more

When I arrived they were playing "Little bit" by Swedish singer-songwriter Lykke Li. The first time I listened to this song was when a friend posted a link to the video Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se4ZyybnCxU somewhere, where Lykke Li performs "Little bit" in Södermalm in Stockholm - while I was actually studying in Stockholm. And as I love Stockholm, that was definitely one of the best welcome songs they could have chosen, if they would have known that I'm coming ;) I took prinskorv with scrambled eggs and toast - sort of a Swedish version of an English breakfast. As dessert, I had to get a kanelbulle and a cappucino. It would not be fair to compare the cappucino to the one you get at nearby Kaffeine, but it was okay. And you won't get real kanelbullar at Kaffeine! ;) Furthermore, in Scandinavian Kitchen you cannot just eat great Swedish or more general Scandinavian food, you can also buy other Scandinavian stuff, like Swedish Marabou chocolate and the like. So for everyone, who likes Sweden or any other Scandinavian country, stopping at Scandinavian Kitchen can never be wrong. The only problem for me: now I want to visit Stockholm again. As soon as possible ... :) read more

Heja Sverige! Scandinavian Kitchen is an absolute must for all Scandi's living in London. Also it's a great place for local Londoner's to get a little taste of the North. Not only can you satisfy your hunger over coffee with some delicious Nordic cuisine like gravadlax (cured salmon) on dark rye bread, pickled herring, swedish meatballs or the classic cinnamon bun, but you can also do some grocery shopping while your at it. There is a wide array of Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish delicacies for example "Salmiakki" (salty liquorice), rye bread and chips, knäckebröd (crispbread), herring, salmon, pickles etc. You can also shop online trough their website. Being a Finn living in London myself, it's great to have a little taste of home every now and again. read more

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They have lots of things rolled in chocolate and coconut here. Zing. I also got some lingering Scandavian eye contact over my Americano this morning. Double zing. They also have lots of amusingly named products here. Chocolate plopps anyone? It's cute, it's central, it'll save you from Starbucks. read more

Great little place to grab a yummy flat white. Although the coffee was pretty top notch, my favorite part was the service. Always a smiley, happy person to give me my morning caffeine, and best of all, the reward for one of their full punch cards is a hug! There's also loads of interesting Scandy groceries to check out while you waiting for you order! read more

Summary: + Great salad selection + Friendly and helpful staff + Desserts are good too + A charming little grocery section at the back (Read dill crisps and fish paste) + Seating is a little small Overall: This is a very charming place that serves a wide range of Scandinavian food. I particularly like their selection of salad. Scandinavian food is not something I eat everyday. So I enjoy tasting different kinds of salad to get an inspiration for my cooking. They also have very tasty cakes. They have a little grocery section at the back where you get your hands on exquisite import goods like dill crisps or fish paste. The seating area is a little small, unfortunately. If they had spacious seating, this place would have been PERFECT. read more

I wandered into this cafe on a wonderful, warm Friday afternoon and found the place crowded, but not overly so. As it was after 1 pm, some of the sandwiches were sold out (or so I thought, I later saw they brought up some new stock from downstairs) and proceeded to order a Scanwich smorgasbord of three open-faced sandwiches. I couldn't quite say it with a straight face, but, bless the male server, he didn't take any offence. I took two salmon and one Swedish mature cheese, and I've got to say that I absolutely loved the flavour of the cheese. Good stuff! I also tried a cappuccino which came served in a rather cute white cup with protruding handle and noticed that the sugar was kept in a smaller version of that. A nice touch. The coffee wasn't bad, although I found it a little too strong, requiring sugar (which is not how I usually take coffee). The decor was typically Scandinavian (very Ikea-esque) and cheerful, and I just loved that there's a little grocery in the store as well. It just made the whole cafe look so cosy! One last comment: the signboard outside, I'm told, usually has some humourous comment. The day I went, it was, Spring's here: Go topless! Heh. read more

Came here twice to grab quick breakfast and coffee. Food was good and quick, coffee was delicious!!! Wished they serve meatballs in the morning, they only serve after 11:30am... Sigh and not open for dinner. Next time. read more

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Visited this place almost everyday when I was visiting the city earlier this year. Awesome food (fresh salads and sandwiches) and some hot food to order, and a lovely little store area that stocks Scandinavian food products. The beetroot and apple salad is my handsdown favourite. Lots of seating, friendly service, just an all around wonderful place. read more

I went here while on vacation this past May as a favor to my friend to get some items for her. This is a really cute place that is part restaurant/part store. Although it's tiny, they put a lot of goodies in a shop that size. I first had the lunch which was an open sandwich with a side of potatoes. Yum! I also bought two jars of my favorite lingonberry jam, some crackers, and as much stuff as TSA could allow me. Nearby the British Museum, this is a very cute store and I highly recommend it! read more

Great place if you love scandinavian food. I used to go very often to Sweden !! So I was pleased to find this place. Good food very fresh and cheap. It is a bit of Sweden in London, love it! read more

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I became enchanted with this cute little place over the summer, visiting regularly for a few weeks to sip delicious soya lattes and make serious conversation among the Swedish groceries. It's a curious feeling, surrounded by boxes of unpronounceable produce, the airy ambience and clean lines making you forget the time. I kept staying too late and having to cycle-sprint through North Soho back to rehearsal, jacked up on caffeine. Nothing on the food menu is vaguely vegan but it all looks great and I'll still return for coffee. read more

Huuuuuuge variety of lovely Scandanavian food. There are so many great reviews I don't know what I could poddibly add! The staff behind the counter were super friendly when I was trying to understand what I was ordering and patient. They are really helpful to us newbies. The lunch itself filled me up but I somehow found room for dessert which was fantastic! mind you, this is a place for MEAT - no veggie bits here so don't bring any vegitarian friends with you! read more

I was recommended this place very recently by a good friend who knows his way around things Swedish. All I have tried so far is the cinnamon bun (delicious) and the coffee. The latter was good not great, but comes in big white china mugs with funky handles - so is fine by me. The tables are good with a decent amount of space, so I look forward to being more adventurous with my choices next time. And there will definitely be a next time! read more

My friend took me there and I absolutely loved it. It is very quiet place in the middle of city centre of London. It is a proper hidden secret place! I got a cuppa and cinnamon roll! It is rather sweet and big so is nice to share with friend. The deco is very nice and you can buy some of Scandinavian foods too. Piccadilly Circus is such a tourist place and many cafe or restaurants are so packed and not really good for what you pay for .But this one is really really nice and you feel very comfortable to stay. It is a bit hard to find ! read more

I stopped by mid-afternoon after a shopping trip. Super cute restaurant and good service, but definitely go during a normal meal time! They were out of soup and running low on the smorgasbord options. Coffee was good, food was interesting. I've never had Scandinavian food before. I adore tiny restaurants with character so overall this was a pretty good experience that would have been great had I just gone a couple of hours earlier. They also have a few groceries- didn't buy anything, but those jams looked delicious! read more

Such a lovely spot! The food is healthy and delicious and it's great that you get to try a variety of things. The staff are friendly and helpful, there's a good amount of seating (there's a downstairs as well as the main area) and the place has a nice casual but trendy vibe. The shop at the back full of Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish products is great fun to browse - we bought some random candy and chocolate but they have lots of savoury items such as cheese, crispbreads, pickled fish and baking/cooking ingredients too. I can't wait to go back. :) read more

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I come here for 'popping out of the office' meetings during mornings and afternoons always found them to be brilliantly friendly, welcoming and serve very nice coffee and cakes. Not really sure about the scandinavian-ness of it though; I live near Denmark and go there a lot as well as Stockholm. If they wanted the true Scandinavian experience they just need to double the prizes and turn the heat up a lot Only joking, a very nice place and well worth visiting read more