Terrible place! All candy and chocolate is old and as a result is hard and tasteless and that's for…read moreboth, the wrapped as well as the unwrapped stuff. When wrapped chocolate is about to exceed its expiration date, it's being opened and sold as by the weight among the rest. The pricing may appear cheap, but for such bad quality, it's too expensive. Avoid 4 Gott and buy your sweets elsewhere.

Lots of candy! Of incredibly poor quality. No matter what…read moreyou pick from the open litter it all tastes the same since it's all consistently exposed to the open air. It tastes like it's old, or maybe all the candy they take in for so cheap has already expired. The candy choices are also of poor choices and typically the variation of taste is just "sugar with chemical X" or "sugar with chemical Y". There is some good stuff here, but you can practically find that anywhere else nearby.

When you initially walk by this grocery store, it just looks like a corner store, gas station kind…read moreof place however, the escalators take you downstairs to a decent size grocery store. We came here multiple times to stock up on treats and snacks for our hotel room. all the fruit we bought, tasted incredibly fresh, sweet and ripe. They have multiple areas for you to pick up premade individual meals as well as there is a to go salad bar.and they have an insane candy wall. I couldn't quite figure out how to use it as there is no English instructions. They have a self check out area and they also have a clerk check out area always opened. This grocery store is perfect. If you are intimidating by going to restaurants when you don't speak the language. You'll definitely not starve. They have a massive selection of everything.

This place is centrally located and that makes it really accessible, it's got long open hours and a…read morereally extensive bakery and sushi bar. Otherwise, it's a bit of a maze to get through, and the produce is not always as fresh as some other markets in the city. The best part is how extensive the products are, and the sushi bar that has fresh sushi made by sushi chefs right there. They have a lot of self check out kiosks which makes it quite fast to check out. But it is hard to find what you're looking for if you haven't been there very often, the layout isn't super straight forward.

I don't know if this is heaven for an expat Brit or American? But for me, being a Swede with taste…read morefor anything American found in a supermarket - it is! I love to just browse everything unusual not to be found in an ordinary Swedish store. Even if I would never buy it - who cannot love having the possibility to buy caramel covered popcorn? Or black icing? And they have jelly beans - just pick and mix! It is indeed pricey and I do not know if it is worth it, but it is definitely fun to shop here! They do not accept AMEX.

It is of the smaller kind but still OK for a quick stop for candy, soda, magazines or tobacco. They…read morehave a small selection of sandwiches as well. They accept AMEX.

We bought Mjolkchoklad Hallon from a candy shop on one of the islands in Stockholm. The shop was…read morefilled with delicious looking chocolate and the owner was exceptionally nice and helpful with our beginners Swedish. The chocolate is absolutely delicious and it has been hard not to eat the entire bar in one sitting. If you get a chance, buy Pralinehuset, Swedish made chocolate. Your taste buds will thank you. Bruce and Gina

I use this shop as my local spot to pick up postal deliveries when I order online…read more It is perfect located for me and they do their job. They also provide news papers, magazines, candy, betting and ATG.