There is a lot to love. I stopped by twice during my stay to relax with a cup of coffee after a…read morelong day of exploring, and twice enjoyed the experience immensely. One day I tried the latte and the other I ordered plain black coffee because I'm one of those weirdos who does enjoy how coffee tastes by itself, especially if it is quality. Love Coffee Roasters is definitely quality coffee. My mood switches between desiring real coffee (black) and what I call foofoolala coffee (various sugar), and I appreciate a place that can do both well. Thank you, Love Coffee Roasters! Once I stepped into the shop, I was immediately greeted and given time to peruse the menu before making up my mind. The barista had me taken care of in no time, and I headed out onto the beautiful patio to savor the aromas of freshly ground coffee. Mmmm. One time I was even out there alone, much to my personal enjoyment. Just me and the many hanging plants. Neither time did I purchase a snack, as I had been elsewhere for a meal, snacks, or a pastry. (Speaking of pastries, try the cardamom twist at St. Jacob's bakery!) Of course, by the time of my visit each day the baked goods were slim pickings. Much expected. I loved this coffee shop and it's quaint little patio, and will definitely come back next time I visit. Centrally located, catching a coffee here on your way to the Cathedral, University, or the Botanical Gardens is mighty convenient.

Great coffee, really mild and tasty. Croissant was good…read moretoo, but maybe a bit pricey with 32KR. It's nice for a coffee in between sightseeing, but the seating is not encouraging you to stay longer than that one coffee. But definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a great coffee. One of the best ones I've had in Sweden.

Excellent coffee, lunch, and pastries in a cozy gardenesque patio setting…read more Not sure but the pastries seem very similar to those at St. Jakobs bakery -- they may come from there, or else these just are equivalently good. Cozy wool blankets available to use to keep you warm if the weather turns chilly. Best cup of coffee we've had in Malmö so far.

Kafferosteriet is one of my top coffee/dessert spots in Malmö. So much better than any of the…read morechain coffee houses. It has a rustic feel to it, quite spacious with a variety of seating options. Outside umbrella seating is available in the back and front & there are also three levels. I've tried coffee and desserts although they do have a small lunch menu with some sandwiches. The Cappuccino & Cortado are both excellent and if you like it stronger go with the lactose free milk. For dessert I've had the Kolatriangel which is more like a brownie and a good one for chocolate lovers. I've also had the Syltgrotta which is a small cookie in a mini pie shell with jam filling and a hint of almond-so tasty and pairs very well with any coffee or tea. Service is consistently excellent as well quality of the food and beverages.

Love this little cosy place in Malmö! Incredible friendly…read morestuff and the flat white was tasty.

According to reviews, the coffee looked promising. There…read moreare better coffee places a further walk from this city centre but if your are carrying too many shopping bags or want to stick close to the train station, Noir is a good choice. There are more tables to sit outside than inside. As you can tell by the photo, the menu is simple so they can concentrate on the quality of the coffee. Unfortunately we were unimpressed by the cappuccino drinks. The service is friendly and efficient. It seems to be a popular place as noted by the full inside and growing cue out the door. Pastry selection is cute with one gluten free option. I enjoy that the pastries are not too big. Just the right size to accompany the coffee.

Coffee at Djäkne Kaffebar was great.This is the place to find filter coffee in the city and enjoy…read morea cuppa in a beautiful all white coffee bar. What is neat is Djakne Kaffebar serves a rotating line up of coffee from a handful of Scandinavian roasters such as Coffee Collective, Per Nordby, Kersh and Hedstrom, Koppi, and Tim Wendelboe. Quite the line-up of tasting potentials if you are into niche coffee roasters and a filter experience.

One of Malmö's nicest invierments. I could just sit here for hours and enjoy my exellent cup of…read morecoffee and feel the atmosfear. Malmö's best coffee in my opinion.

Great place to get fine coffee. Solde knows their coffee and was able to provide a single origin…read more(this time from Kenya) that was water processed and roasted only one day ago. The staff was was very nice, friendly and displayed a great deal of passion! Solid recommendation! I was there early in the morning so I cannot really comment on the atmosphere (customers, wait times, stress, etc.).

What a find in Malmo. Small but packed with love. The baristas were wonderful. Our coffee was…read moregreat. The croissant was a bit to moist and buttery for my taste. The vibe and hygge here, is wonderful. A must stop in Malmo.

Hollandia has thought of everything! Absolutely incredible stop for Fika with cozy seating inside…read moreand out -- they even have blankets to borrow for a chilly day. Speedy counter service, delicious princess torta, and beautiful beverages. Everything available looked divine!

During our day trip to Malmö, Sweden, we were in the mood for something sweet after lunch, so we…read moredecided to stop by Hollandia Bakery while exploring the city! This place is definitely popular! There was a line when we arrived, and you could tell it was a local favorite among both residents and tourists. One thing to keep in mind is that seating is pretty limited, so you may have to wait a bit if you're hoping to sit down and enjoy your treats. We ordered the Sara Bernhardt pastry with milk chocolate and caramel, along with a hot chocolate and a hot cappuccino. The pastry was such a lovely little treat, especially if you're a chocolate lover! I also loved seeing the variety of beautiful pastries and desserts they had on display. Everything looked so tempting! The bakery itself has a charming, cozy atmosphere that makes it a nice stop for a coffee break or afternoon dessert while sightseeing. It's always fun discovering local bakeries when traveling, especially ones that offer pastries you don't typically see back home. Overall, Hollandia Bakery is worth checking out if you're spending time in Malmö! Just be prepared for a possible line and limited seating, especially during busy hours. A sweet little addition to our Sweden adventure!

Where to get the best semla in town?…read more Malmö resident Richard S quickly replied that we needed to go to Martins Konditori. Tucked in the ethnic food quarter in Malmö, this place is easy to miss, but it's actually just a short walk from Triangeln station. The decor is old fashioned, proven by the flowery curtains and the tartan patterned seatings and the marble tables but it does give the authencity feel, that you know they're making their pastry their old fashioned way, as your Scandinavian grandma would have made them. Price is on the fair side, but don't expect much of a service. The grandma that owns and serves the place can be rather grumpy as Richard S pointed out, so make sure you keep on eyes on the pastries only. Like in most places in Sweden, drinks (coffee and tea) are included, so this is definitely a good place to do your fika. As for the semla, they were good!

Great pastries & breads. Not the kindest staff but it's all about the food! Try their donuts filled…read morewith custard!!!!

My favorite meal in Sweden and the BEST cheesecake I've ever had…read more This place is AWESOME. Get a hot chocolate (they're gigantic and come with tons of colored marshmallows). The cheesecakes are amazing, and there are tons to choose from. The location is cozy and a great place to spend some time if you're looking for a cafe.

Meh, not sure why this place gets raves. Maybe I went at the wrong time? The employees were bored…read moreand distracted. The cheesecake was good, but expensive. The people-watching outside was pretty good. They have a bathroom upstairs, so that helps. But the soap dispenser was empty...

Konditori Katrina is a beautiful cafe and pastry shop located in Malmo, a few blocks from the city…read morecenter in a very walkable and scenic street. They offer house made pastries and cakes which are absolutely gorgeous to look at and delicious to eat. They also have plenty of coffee options to choose from and enjoy Fika in a cozy modern setting. Plenty of seating available upstairs as well. The berry tart and the chocolate croissant were freshly made and amazing.

Fantastic bakery in downtown Malmo. We had the cafe latte, fruit tart, and pain au chocolat. All of…read moreit was delicious, though the fruit tart was the highlight - absolutely wonderful. Service was very friendly and the cafe is nice and quiet, a really good way to start your morning. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

What a cute little cafe!! We came here during our travels and really enjoyed the experience. First…read moreoff, it's an all you can eat buffet. It's mainly vegan and vegetarian. All things to note, because we definitely did not know that going in. Nonetheless the food was very good and the server was such a sweetheart. The cafe itself is super colorful and vibrant! Highly recommend stopping here.

In a city dotted with excellent cafes, this one stands out. Rather than sleek, neutral…read moreScandinavian design, this cafe is not shy about the use of color, pillows, or cramming the walls with art. Even the toilet walls are covered with cartoons. The living room atmosphere is so welcoming that it's easy to stay a long while, remembering to leave only because the wifi limit is 2 hours. The coffee is rich and smooth, strong enough to easily mix with hot chocolate and still remain a coffee drink. There are snacks sweet or savory to enjoy, most made in house.