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Solna Centrum
171 45 Solna
Sweden
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Does Subway take credit cards?
Yes, Subway takes credit cards.
Does Subway serve alcohol?
No, Subway does not serve alcohol.
Does Subway have TVs?
Yes, Subway has TVs.
Does Subway have bike parking?
Yes, Subway has bike parking.
Does Subway have outdoor seating?
Yes, Subway has outdoor seating options.
Does Subway have parking?
Yes, Subway has parking options.
Does Subway have free WiFi?
Yes, Subway has free WiFi.
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The staff were very kind and helpful. The pastries were fresh and the espresso was good. A very…read morenice atmosphere for having breakfast and starting the day.
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Came here Saturday morning with a few friends. The location is great and it's a convenient place to…read morestop while visiting downtown Stockholm. They have pretty affordable breakfast options and everything ranging from coffee, pastries, desserts and paninis. I ended up ordering a coffee, croissant and Swedish cinnamon bun, which totally doesn't look like a typical American cinnamon bun and was flat, wavy and curly, almost looking like a Danish but like square-ish. There was a nice, relaxing relaxing vibe with a lot of minimalistic and modern design elements. We sat at a moderately large table and ate, drank our coffees and chatted in peace. If you're in town, I definitely recommend stopping by this cafe when you're in town! It wasn't too busy either!
Very friendly staff! Nice selection of sandwiches, desserts, and coffee! Very spacious and…read morecomfortable. Free wifi available. Great place to study, have breakfast, and/or hang out. Average prices compared to the rest of Stockholm - about the same as most major cities such as NYC. Spent 70 kr or about 7.50 USD for a cappuccino and sandwich.
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Apple cake, latte macchiato, prosciutto mozzarella panini
Cinnamon bun, latte
Panini
Mat ska inte slängas.
Southwest something? Not sure but it was goooood
I had a meeting on the 9th floor of the building. This was one of the restaurants recommended by…read morethe organizer. The spot is quite busy during the lunch rush at noon. They have a selection of cold prepared salads and sandwiches, sodas and juices. There is also a warm menu, which featured some Korean pork dishes on the day I visited. I opted for the Korean Pork bowl (135SEK) which consisted of pork, spicy mayo-type sauce, radish slices, bean sprouts, cilantro, and white rice. I could've used some spicier sauce, but the pork was tender and tasty and the vegetables had nice crunch. There was some confusion as to the process, since you could order at either counter, though I think most ordered hot food at the far counter and paid for the cold food at the first. The hot food is brought to your table by number. The service was fast, and most people ate and got out - no lingering.
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Panini has moved up to be my favorite lunch spot in Kista. Granted that it may say more about the…read moreother places than Panini. Don't get me wrong, Panini isn't bad but it's also not spectacular in any way. It is a chain that mainly does salads, pasta and sandwiches as well some light dishes. Food is freshly made on site and usually feels fresh. My clear favorite is the thaish salad (as they call it). Salad with chilies, noodles, beef and nuts. Fresh and just the right bit of spicy. Service at this location is friendly but at times terribly slow. I try to avoid peak hours or send a colleague to pick up the food. I have never actually eaten at the location but there are some tables but most people use it for take out. Coffee is also very affordable here so for those not that focused and quality of the coffee this is a good option.
Good lunch and breakfast food. Very wide selecion of sallads, but even "ordinary" dishes. Not…read morecheap, but worth every penny.
Panini Internazionale sounds as if they'd have a wide selection of sandwiches, which ironically…read morethey don't. There are a couple sandwiches, none of them are vegetarian. They do have a selection of salads and pasta salads (although the pasta comes from homophobic company Barilla) and the ones I've tried are good. Service is usually quick, but this is not a place where you sit down, this is more a place where you get lunch to take away.
I'm so happy about this place! Instead of doing the ICA Salad Bar, I can pick out fresher, much…read morehigher quality options and fairly quickly. The woman that is usually at the salad bar helping you through the process is so, so friendly. She's as big of a reason for liking this place as the food -- take heed other sour business owners! Fresh cut avocado with my salad, mmm. Filling, healthy, fair price. Love this place. Combo this with sitting out in the sun in Vanadis and you have the ultimate lunch break. The lightly salted low glycemic index hard bread is excellent as well and included in the lunch price. High recommended. Salad is the new hamburger.
A lot of wannabe French places in Stockholm sound fake or out of place. Trying too hard on details…read moreforgetting some basics. All of the ones I tried made me feel 'meh' after some time. All of them except this one. Food taste like when I am in French countryside, but nicely presented as Swedish standards dictates. Drinks are OK (I would have loved to have teas like mariage or betjeman). But even if the food is good, this is not why I think this place is amazing. It is because I think that they achieved to mix something utterly difficult: making French and Swedish cultures cohabitate but not mix. Taking the strong and pleasant aspect of each, at least from my French point of view, and letting them shine. The place is small, and the decoration not bragging its origin, so what I am describing will be much more found in details and behavior of the service. In one sentence, they are comforting because they know that they are doing a great job, with passion, and take pride of it without the need to play a role or brag about it. And they are caring. Overall, this place is very much approved.
This place is a little french inspired cafe in the eternally hip neighborhood of central Södermalm…read more This place is owned by the same people as the well known Hablingbo Creperie in Gotland. The interior decor is nice and the whole place has a quaint hip neighborhood feel to it. The staff was also lovely and helpful here! I adored the chicken, mayo and egg baguette that I ordered. Their other options included more sandwiches, soups, and salads. The soup that I saw ordered by a pal looked quite delightful and filling as well. The price I paid for lunch was also wonderful at 65:-. I have to wonder what the going rate for a subway sandwich is these days, because my baguette was a million times more delightful and also an economical sandwich style lunch option. I would definitely consider this place if your in the area. TIP- If you like the cups here you can buy them at the store next door. The owner's wife is the ceramist and makes them all. They are quite pricey, but absolutely beautiful!
Omelett
Latte! No soy milk, but they have lactose fee!
The food was great and great service! I had the salted caramel latte with oat milk and a saladread more
From the owner: Varmt välkommen till bageri Bröd & Salt!…read more Hos oss kan du avnjuta både söta bakelser och rustika matbröd direkt från vår stenugn, traditionellt bakade med kärlek och omtanke. Vi vill erbjuda dig färskt bröd och bakverk av högsta kvalitet, därför förenar vi det beprövade hantverket och vår bagares långa erfarenhet med nytänkande recept och engagemang - ingredienser som får dig att vilja komma tillbaka till oss, gång på gång.
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Terrible food. Only saving grace was the smoothie…read more I had the veggie burger, it had an awful texture and taste. I was given the wrong fries and they weren't good. Huge disappointment, I didn't eat 10% of my order.
One of the worst Max in Stockholm. In every Max they should…read moremake the food when it's ordered, the food was cold and tasted old. The lettuce burger was cold, the sauce was in a ball and not spread, and the cheese was not even melted. The fish burger was also cold. And the creole fries were cold and tasted very old. The fries weren't in a good order either, the sauces were all in the bottom and the onion was in big pieces instead of small pieces.
Nya vegoburgare, BBQ Sandwich, Halloumi, Green Burger. Hög nivå, fullvärdigt alternativ till köttburgarna.
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Very clean place, friendly staff. Organized and pretty fast service. Not bad prices, but also…read morecould've been a little cheaper
No, can't recommend. Had the Jalapeno burger. Bun sorts mushy and grew in your mouth eating…read more Tasteless mayo which sorta killed the whole thing. The meat (double-puck) overcooked and undersalted. Not much grill-taste. This aint the worse I had but sorta meh...
I have eaten at Prime Burger Company's other restaurant on Birger Jarlsgatan in Stockholm and…read moreenjoyed it quite a bit. The visit to this new location was, however, not giving me the same level of enjoyment. We were five guys. The entire table ordered milkshakes as starters while we waited for two more guys to show up. The milkshakes took forever to come and when they did come they were lukewarm and melted - like they had been ready for 20 minutes standing in room temperature while the waitress was busy forgetting about them - they didn't have that thickness you want milkshake to have. A real disappointment. Then we ordered burgers. I wanted to try something different so I chose a pulled pork sandwich. It wasn't so much a sandwich since it came in burger buns. The bottom bun was soaked in pork juice and within minutes the paper that it rested on was too. I started to get wet paper shreds stuck in the food as I cut my sagging mess of a pork sandwich apart with fork and knife. Yuck. Then it was time to pay. I paid more than my share because we all wanted to chip in and cover for the fellow in our company who was the birthday boy. The friend next to me did the same thing before the waitress explained that anything we paid in excess of our share of the bill was automatically registered as tip and there was NO way to get that money to become payment for the bill. What an utterly useless system. If someone complains about the food, the restaurant can say the food is on the house - so why not just give the birthday boy the food without us having to pay for it and then later transfer money from the "tip account" to cover for it? Well apparently there was nothing anyone could do - I had involuntarily paid a rather hefty tip for a dinner experience that didn't even deserve any tip. Boo.