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Swedish waffles! Super friendly 1950s servers! Thinner, slightly crispier waffle and comes in many fun ways to eat - especially sandwich form! The best part was I found this place here after being so cold from walking a bit too long outside and a family was leaving that lead me to peek inside. The place was super cute and a packed house meant that something has to be good. FYI - I came back 2x - it was so good! I think they do everything well here and when you're in Sweden, get Swedish waffles, get the skagen (shrimp salad), or anything here! Coffee and water is self serve. On the weekends, they have the Oatley milk which is delicious! I wish I had some stomach space for the sweet waffles, so if you have a couple of friends to share with do it! Otherwise, my fav was the waffle royal egg sandwich.
Love, love, love this place! We were looking for a swedish waffle place and Yelp led us here & per usual, Yelp didn't lead us astray! The decor here is all 1950's-esque and apparently all the owner's family's collection...down to the coffee mugs! The owner, who was a wonderfully kind lady, helped us through our indecision and questions. EVERYTHING is good here. From the lingonberry waffle to the bacon,egg & avocado waffle savory waffle to the pies, you really can't go wrong. I also had the best Kanelbullar (Swedish Cinnamon Rolls) here especially since they were fresh out of the oven.
Located conveniently in the middle of Katrina Bangatan, I'd highly suggest taking a pause in your mid-day promenade to grab a quick bite in one of Stockholm's only waffle-specializing cafés. They nail the traditional Swedish waffle flawlessly; the raspberry jam is neither lip-puckering sour nor sickeningly sweet, either of which I've experienced in prior waffle experiences elsewhere. The whipped cream is sinfully indulgent, but they dollop just the right amount to blend the jam and waffle together. The waffle itself has just the right amount of crisp on the edges, and is a bit softer on the insides. I'll be honest and say that my first impression wasn't perhaps the most alluring; I ordered one of their savory waffles and was a bit disappointed. It was a vegetarian eggs-benedict waffle wrap, and perhaps I should have known from the start that it was a bit too ambitious to be good. The avocado overpowered the waffle, and both the sauce & waffle left an oily aftertaste following the avocado. But I came back to try their sweet waffles, and I'm glad I did. Service staff is incredibly friendly, and the cozy 50s style interior design makes it a great place to sit down and do work in. Would recommend!
Yummy! The menu is all in Swedish but the cashier spoke English and helped me figure out what to get. The fresh fruit waffle was absolutely delicious. The waffle was perfectly thin and crispy just like the Bruxie in LA :) The atmosphere is a cute American style diner and the service is very quick as well.
This was the best dining experience I think I've ever had. If I could rate this place 6/5 stars, I would. People that are dairy-free, THIS is the place for you. I became lactose intolerant 2 years ago and have not had a decent milkshake since. The service was AMAZING here and made me a milkshake with dairy-free salted caramel ice cream, oat milk, and even vegan whipped cream. I have never had a dairy free milkshake that creamy and packed with flavor. Additionally- my friend and I split the Eggs Benedict Waffle and loved it. It was a bit messy but what it lacked for in cleanliness it made up for in flavor!
Nice to see that the old boring Pause cafe previously here has been replaced by some people who are enthusiastic about what they are doing and have a clear vision. The cafe Älskade Traditioner feels like a Swedish take on a classic American diner. They have a very retro decor, old brand posters on the walls, a jukebox (possible to select the music) and a mix of old furniture. They serve a lot of home made pastries and cookies (looks nice) but also different types of waffles. Both food waffles (called wraffles) and regular sweet waffles. In addition to that there are salads, smoothies, coffee and tra. The coffee is pretty decent, Johan&Nyström is the roaster but the execution is not always top notch. Still much better than in most cafes. The food is unfortunately a bit better in theory than it tastes, a lot of the stuff sounds great and I really like the idea but the execution somewhat fails. The food is decent but it does not really lift. The sweet stuff is better and perhaps that should be the focus. The staff are very friendly and helpful so easy to like the place. Free wifi and plenty of space also are strong points here. It is sort of worth a 3.5 rating but I will give it a 4 rather than a 3 as the service is good, a lot of the stuff is really nice and the food will perhaps improve a bit as well.
Very good waffles. Have both savory and sweet. The waffles are thin and a little crispy. Great place and atmosphere!
Come here with an appetite! There are both savory and sweet items here, with large portions. Delicious! If you split two dishes with a friend, they will split it for you, which is thoughtful. The coffee is served in mugs (with various designs), which is unique and sustainable. English menu and free Wi-Fi available upon request.
This coffee shop is well known for their well baked pastries along side their celebrated freakshakes and spectacular waffles. I would recommend this place if you are prepared to spend quite a bit of money on not only a coffee but for the experience. Super easy to order for locals or tourists too. This coffee shop is amazingly decorated on the interior. As it is covered in 50's posters and objects. Although the bathroom may freak you out with the dolls and traditional children's toys. I had a great time and a day I won't forget.
This is a nice, retro cafe with a wide variety in waffles and fika generally. You order and they serve it to you. The waffles are thin but big and the topping is as much as it should be. Friendly stuff is a plus and the prices that are normal I can say. The nutella waffle was 98kr. The thing that I don't like is that they close early on weekends, around 18:00. Oh and that they have a scale on the WC that shows you that you weigh 5kg more! Thanks for making me feel ashamed for eating my waffle
Where to start? From the beautifully, carefully chosen interior or super special menu?! This place is a complete heaven for café lovers! I have a hand in interior designing myself( well, more like a hobby) & I just couldn't get over how they put together an old American diner style with old countryside Swedish style & it all worked out like it was meant to be mixed! They have all sorts of vintage Swedish China cups next to a huge jukebox & traditional Swedish pastry & its all flawless! I gotta admit that it takes a whole lot of courage to decorate a place like that & I loved it! As for the breakfast/ brunch menu, they had this amazing waffles with different kinds of toppings & a breakfast menu & four kinds of milkshakes. I think there is something for everyone on that menu to choose from. At first when I looked at the menu, I thought it was a bit pricey but when I got my gigantic waffle I thought it was all worth it. I have been to many cafes in Stockholm area & usually when you order a ham & cheese sandwich you get a bread with basically ham & cheese & maybe a small piece of paprika or cucumber but they had this extra touch with some dressing & some rocket salad in their sandwich that I really appreciated. The staff were super friendly & attentive. The cafe is located in one of the oldest quarters of Stockholm that is a must-see for tourists. Last but not least, they have free Wi-fi!
16 days ago
Alskade Traditioner is a 1950s diner that serves savory waffles, sweet waffles, and milkshakes. My husband and I were tourists in Stockholm, and he found this highly rated restaurant online. The employees spoke at least some English and also had English menus. I heard American oldies music playing. Savory waffles included vegetarian, chicken, pork, and seafood. Dessert waffles had ingredients such as cloudberry, lingonberry, blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, apple, banana, Nutella, Biscoff, cinnamon bun, chocolate-cherry, and ice cream. Other menu items included salads, meatballs, freakshakes, and affogatos. We placed our order at the counter and paid. We took a number to a table of our choosing. Indoor seating and outdoor seating with blankets was available. Minutes later, an employee brought an incorrect food to us, so I pointed it out, and he later brought the correct foods. Here are my ratings for what we ordered: Nikas Honungskaka - 4.5 stars - soft, moist honey cake Eggs Royale - 4.5 stars - thick, fluffy cheddar-potato waffle with very smoked salmon, poached eggs, lemon hollandaise, dill, and horseradish Vuxen Kottbullar - 4.5 stars - traditional beef meatballs with mashed potatoes, cream sauce, lingonberries, and pickled cucumber Maja Graddnos Frasvaffla Hjortronsylt - 4.5 stars - thin, crispy waffle topped with my choice of cloudberry jam and whipped cream The total price for these four foods plus a soda and a juice was 743 Swedish Krona or about $75 USD. read more
This is such a cute homey place. Yes it is touristy, but hey that's what I am and it does have a lot of local Swedes as well. As I am a tourist, I got that crazy milkshake with a cinnamon bun on top of it just for good measure of course. The cinnamon buns in Sweden are obviously exceptional as they originated from there- crunchy on the outside and warm, melted, soft cinnamon goodness on the inside. The waffles are delicious as well, regardless of which waffle you get. All in all, this is a great place to go to if you're visiting Stockholm! read more
Super adorable little spot, furnished with thrifted furniture and decorated with vintage ads and items. The wait staff all wear vintage style outfits as well. I'm not sure what Swedish waffles and 1950s diners have in common, but this place makes it work for sure. We came in on a Sunday morning, and were able to get seated right away. My cousin and I both had the raspberry waffle with whipped cream (75 sek, approx $8USD.). The waffle was perfectly crispy and the jam was delicious, but it wasn't a particularly filling for the price, really just a treat. They had fancier offerings as well, for a bit more money, as well as savory combinations. I overheard from a neighboring table that you can order a waffle with both whipped cream and ice cream. Where was this information when I was ordering? Oh well, next time. I would visit Älskade Traditioner again, but perhaps only for dessert. Alternatively I may try one of their savory options for a full meal. read more
Swedish waffles! Super friendly 1950s servers! Thinner, slightly crispier waffle and comes in many fun ways to eat - especially sandwich form! The best part was I found this place here after being so cold from walking a bit too long outside and a family was leaving that lead me to peek inside. The place was super cute and a packed house meant that something has to be good. FYI - I came back 2x - it was so good! I think they do everything well here and when you're in Sweden, get Swedish waffles, get the skagen (shrimp salad), or anything here! Coffee and water is self serve. On the weekends, they have the Oatley milk which is delicious! I wish I had some stomach space for the sweet waffles, so if you have a couple of friends to share with do it! Otherwise, my fav was the waffle royal egg sandwich. read more
9 years ago
Love, love, love this place! We were looking for a swedish waffle place and Yelp led us here & per usual, Yelp didn't lead us astray! The decor here is all 1950's-esque and apparently all the owner's family's collection...down to the coffee mugs! The owner, who was a wonderfully kind lady, helped us through our indecision and questions. EVERYTHING is good here. From the lingonberry waffle to the bacon,egg & avocado waffle savory waffle to the pies, you really can't go wrong. I also had the best Kanelbullar (Swedish Cinnamon Rolls) here especially since they were fresh out of the oven. read more
8 years ago
Located conveniently in the middle of Katrina Bangatan, I'd highly suggest taking a pause in your mid-day promenade to grab a quick bite in one of Stockholm's only waffle-specializing cafés. They nail the traditional Swedish waffle flawlessly; the raspberry jam is neither lip-puckering sour nor sickeningly sweet, either of which I've experienced in prior waffle experiences elsewhere. The whipped cream is sinfully indulgent, but they dollop just the right amount to blend the jam and waffle together. The waffle itself has just the right amount of crisp on the edges, and is a bit softer on the insides. I'll be honest and say that my first impression wasn't perhaps the most alluring; I ordered one of their savory waffles and was a bit disappointed. It was a vegetarian eggs-benedict waffle wrap, and perhaps I should have known from the start that it was a bit too ambitious to be good. The avocado overpowered the waffle, and both the sauce & waffle left an oily aftertaste following the avocado. But I came back to try their sweet waffles, and I'm glad I did. Service staff is incredibly friendly, and the cozy 50s style interior design makes it a great place to sit down and do work in. Would recommend! read more
Yummy! The menu is all in Swedish but the cashier spoke English and helped me figure out what to get. The fresh fruit waffle was absolutely delicious. The waffle was perfectly thin and crispy just like the Bruxie in LA :) The atmosphere is a cute American style diner and the service is very quick as well. read more
7 years ago
This was the best dining experience I think I've ever had. If I could rate this place 6/5 stars, I would. People that are dairy-free, THIS is the place for you. I became lactose intolerant 2 years ago and have not had a decent milkshake since. The service was AMAZING here and made me a milkshake with dairy-free salted caramel ice cream, oat milk, and even vegan whipped cream. I have never had a dairy free milkshake that creamy and packed with flavor. Additionally- my friend and I split the Eggs Benedict Waffle and loved it. It was a bit messy but what it lacked for in cleanliness it made up for in flavor! read more
11 years ago
Nice to see that the old boring Pause cafe previously here has been replaced by some people who are enthusiastic about what they are doing and have a clear vision. The cafe Älskade Traditioner feels like a Swedish take on a classic American diner. They have a very retro decor, old brand posters on the walls, a jukebox (possible to select the music) and a mix of old furniture. They serve a lot of home made pastries and cookies (looks nice) but also different types of waffles. Both food waffles (called wraffles) and regular sweet waffles. In addition to that there are salads, smoothies, coffee and tra. The coffee is pretty decent, Johan&Nyström is the roaster but the execution is not always top notch. Still much better than in most cafes. The food is unfortunately a bit better in theory than it tastes, a lot of the stuff sounds great and I really like the idea but the execution somewhat fails. The food is decent but it does not really lift. The sweet stuff is better and perhaps that should be the focus. The staff are very friendly and helpful so easy to like the place. Free wifi and plenty of space also are strong points here. It is sort of worth a 3.5 rating but I will give it a 4 rather than a 3 as the service is good, a lot of the stuff is really nice and the food will perhaps improve a bit as well. read more
Come here with an appetite! There are both savory and sweet items here, with large portions. Delicious! If you split two dishes with a friend, they will split it for you, which is thoughtful. The coffee is served in mugs (with various designs), which is unique and sustainable. English menu and free Wi-Fi available upon request. read more
9 years ago
This coffee shop is well known for their well baked pastries along side their celebrated freakshakes and spectacular waffles. I would recommend this place if you are prepared to spend quite a bit of money on not only a coffee but for the experience. Super easy to order for locals or tourists too. This coffee shop is amazingly decorated on the interior. As it is covered in 50's posters and objects. Although the bathroom may freak you out with the dolls and traditional children's toys. I had a great time and a day I won't forget. read more
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This is a nice, retro cafe with a wide variety in waffles and fika generally. You order and they serve it to you. The waffles are thin but big and the topping is as much as it should be. Friendly stuff is a plus and the prices that are normal I can say. The nutella waffle was 98kr. The thing that I don't like is that they close early on weekends, around 18:00. Oh and that they have a scale on the WC that shows you that you weigh 5kg more! Thanks for making me feel ashamed for eating my waffle read more
10 years ago
Where to start? From the beautifully, carefully chosen interior or super special menu?! This place is a complete heaven for café lovers! I have a hand in interior designing myself( well, more like a hobby) & I just couldn't get over how they put together an old American diner style with old countryside Swedish style & it all worked out like it was meant to be mixed! They have all sorts of vintage Swedish China cups next to a huge jukebox & traditional Swedish pastry & its all flawless! I gotta admit that it takes a whole lot of courage to decorate a place like that & I loved it! As for the breakfast/ brunch menu, they had this amazing waffles with different kinds of toppings & a breakfast menu & four kinds of milkshakes. I think there is something for everyone on that menu to choose from. At first when I looked at the menu, I thought it was a bit pricey but when I got my gigantic waffle I thought it was all worth it. I have been to many cafes in Stockholm area & usually when you order a ham & cheese sandwich you get a bread with basically ham & cheese & maybe a small piece of paprika or cucumber but they had this extra touch with some dressing & some rocket salad in their sandwich that I really appreciated. The staff were super friendly & attentive. The cafe is located in one of the oldest quarters of Stockholm that is a must-see for tourists. Last but not least, they have free Wi-fi! read more
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Found this place on a reddit thread and LOVED IT!!!! We had cloudberry waffles, ligonberry waffles, blueberry waffles and the Swedish fika milkshake! HOLY YUM!!!! Would suggest to ANYONE coming to Stockholm!!! read more
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