For some reason, I thought the US had a hold on "most ginormous stores omg", but this place is…read morehuge! Like IKEA or something. It's primarily food, with a small section of department store things. To be honest, I'm not sure that it's selection is that much larger than ICA Väst. Maybe twice as many choices of jam, but a lot more of each one. It's a ways out of town, but not too far from Flogsta. From the huge parking lot, feels like a car destination. It's also close to a Systembolaget, so you can stock up on groceries and booze on the same trip.

City Gross is as good as it gets when it comes to grocery stores in Sweden. I must admit I am a…read morehuge carnivore and meat of high quality holds a special place in my heart. I can always count on their meat quality here and all their fresh meat is Swedish which for me is a mark of high quality meat that has been handled with care. They offer you double your money back if you're unhappy with your meat - which, let's face it, shows that they have tons of confidence in the quality of their meat. In other respects, it's a well stocked grocery store with all the necessities but the meat department is where city gross truly shines.

Ikea's Ikea the world over and in it's home country Sweden its no different. Decent furniture at…read morefair prices.

This thrift store is large and well sorted…read more You can find everything from glass ware and household goods to books and toys and even sunglasses. Their clothing section is huge - and nice. Children, men and women. Babies clothes are hardly used and really cute. Price tags are SEK10-20 for baby clothing and around SEK50 for adults. Winter jackets and coats are SEK100-400. Shoes are clean and nice, some never used, SEK80. The shoes are not well worn. Most glass and china are SEK10-20. It is clean and perfectly ok.