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.

The re-review: Imagine a quaint little hut nestled just under the hill where Lidingö kyrka stands…read more It looks so un-assuming from the path running in front of it and potentially ordinary but you notice the soft glow of a neon cafe sign inside, and as you approach the windows you start to see someone's delicate art take shape. The old, double-set of wooden doors present the final barrier to this mysterious little enclave: one swinging out and then other letting in. It's then you realize that the little hut holds more than you imagined, or perhaps just what you dreamed might be possible if you gave it a chance. Opening in May of 2015, this now obvious gem sat abandoned for 2 years until the wonderful owner had the vision to spot a diamond in the rough. People like this are so inspiring, and this tiny little cafe feels like it was handled with so much love that it can't help but wash over you a little bit with your coffee. The woman that owns Kaptensstugan now is so kind and her years of experience in cafes shines so brightly in this little cottage. A heartful thank you to people like this, who master their chosen craft so brilliantly and can present the art of life in a way that touches the lives of those around them. Recommended.

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.

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.

Toasted Sesam Italian BMT med Pepper Jack Cheese, alla grönsaker och Sweet Onion dressing…read more.. Oslagbart gott. Just i Kurvan extra bonus med toppentrevlig personal som alltid gör rätt utan att man behöver påpeka och säga om samma sak. Glömde tom en macka där en gång men kunde hämta ut den 20 min efter stängning när jag kom på det då tjejen i kassan stannade kvar... Tackar!

From the owner: Om Subway När du köper en sub eller sallad är du alltid…read moregaranterad nybakat bröd och grönsaker. Samtliga subs och sallader från menyn görs på beställning. Service och fräschör kommer alltid i första hand.

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.

The service was good but the plating wasn't amazing. I've seen Instagram pictures where they get a…read moreLush Latte in a nice cup and it has been made nicely, unfortunately mine was really not made nicely. But it did taste good but not so "camera nice". There were many power outlets which is nice if you wanna use you laptop or phone when being there.

From the owner: It's Pleat is a friendly café where you can leave the spinning world outside for a while, have a…read morehealthy lunch or a yummy treat. Always at a great value.

From the owner: Panini Internazionale drivs av fyra bröder med ett passionerat intresse för att göra…read moreinternationella rätter och nya serveringssätt tillgängliga i Stockholm. Vi arbetar för en måltidskultur som passar in i ett hektiskt livspussel utan att kompromissa med våra gästers smakupplevelser eller hälsa. När vi startade 1990 var vi en liten delikatessbutik på Jakobsbergsgatan. Idag är vi en kedja av måltidsbutiker som finns på 27 platser i Stockholm. Men vi är fortfarande familjeägda och vi arbetar fortfarande efter samma värderingar.

There was too much rain to enjoy the late summer in the gardens designed for enjoying the…read moreconfectionary made on-site. A cold wind drove the chill of the rain straight into our bones, and we nearly piled straight back in the car to skip the stop in Trosa. We are so glad we pushed ourselves to stroll out to explore the Kutterkonfekt shop. Inside was an experience half-way between an old-style soda fountain, and a boutique coffee-shop. Artful displays of the intricate marzipans manufactured right upstairs lined almost every wall, and a table near the counter was elegantly arrayed with freshly baked confectionary. A handful of tables nestled by the large windows at the front of the shop, and most were full as we entered. We browsed the Marzipans for a moment, then wandered up to the counter to try our hands at ordering again in Swedish. The proprietress immediately picked up on my accent, however, and assisted us in English every bit as perfect as my own. We saw the selection of hot chocolates, and decided that was the best counter to the bitter morning rain. As we ordered, one table near the windows cleared, and we were able to nestle into one of the quaint tea-tables and watch as the sun finally broke out over the picturesque town of Trosa. The hot cocoa was indeed as perfect as we hoped, and the selection of Marzipans we bought for the road were every bit as pleasing to the mouth as they were to the eye. We happened in on a day of rest for the factory upstairs, but most days you can wander up the little, narrow staircase and watch the chefs and artists create the edible treasures arrayed in the shop below. The gleaming equipment was still on museum-like display, and was well worth a gander even while not in operation. All-in-all, this was a worthy stop on our way around Lake Malaren, and one we would highly recommend to anyone who gets the opportunity.