Located in the busy Odenplan district, you will find Café Pascal in the quietest corner. In January, it was awarded the prestigious Golden Dragon Award for the best café in Stockholm. Besides serving exceptional coffee, this shop is known for its delicious prawn sandwiches.
Flickorna Helin Cafe
This café is hidden in a secluded area surrounded by greenery, and its specialty is a variety of baked goods that are popular with the locals. Flickorna Helin Voltaire is located on a pedestrian street on the Zoo Island, and its exterior resembles a castle, making it a perfect place to have lunch or take a rest while visiting nearby attractions such as the Skansen Open-Air Museum and the Vasa Museum.
This creative bakery is run by two famous chefs, Mathias Dahlgren and Martin Berg, with the core concept of using organic ingredients and focusing on environmental protection. In addition to bread and baked goods, Green Rabbit also offers breakfast, traditional Danish pastry, and a variety of soup for lunch. Playful and innovative standards have been established for food in this shop, allowing customers to not only enjoy a delicious meal but also a visual feast. Swedish bread culture is promoted here, giving more and more customers a unique culinary experience.
Vetekatten is one of the best-preserved traditional cafes in central Stockholm, where you can taste high-quality traditional Swedish pastries.
Saturn
People go to Saturnus to enjoy large cups of hot latte and legendary cinnamon buns. The cinnamon buns here are the largest and are described by local media as "the preferred choice in the city." This is both a café and a good place for lunch. The interior decoration is warm and exudes French charm. It is only a stone's throw away from Stureplan, and it is also convenient to travel to cultural attractions such as the Zita cinema and the Swedish National Library from here.
Drop Coffeehouse
Drop Coffee is the favorite café of locals in Stockholm. If you miss it when you visit the city, you will surely miss out on the purest coffee culture in Stockholm. It was founded in 2009 and has won multiple World Barista Championships. The café is located in Mariatorget, Södermalm, the most hippie area in Stockholm, surrounded by many boutiques and second-hand shops.
Not far from Sankt Eriksplan, you will find a premium café offering a variety of high-quality coffees. Kaffeverket is popular among locals and ranks highly on the White Guide Café list. White tiles, black ceiling lamps, and soft gray-green interiors create the perfect continental atmosphere. Having breakfast in such an environment is an unforgettable experience. Of course, tourists can also enjoy delicious baked goods, sandwiches, smoothies, juices, and salads, all made from fresh ingredients and carefully selected toppings.
Haga Tårtcompani offers beautifully designed cakes and a variety of modern and creative baked goods. The candy made by this shop is small and exquisite, with both good color and flavor, and is considered an art form. The shop strives to use natural and organic ingredients whenever possible, and sourdough bread and stone ovens set the tone for the dishes here. Classic butter cakes and sandwich cakes have once again become popular at this shop. During lunchtime, enjoy a bowl of rich soup or a carefully made sandwich, leaving a lingering taste in your mouth. Tårtcompaniet has been nominated for the Golden Dragon Award for two consecutive years and has three branches.
Fabrique has multiple chain stores located in the center of Stockholm, specializing in traditional wood-fired bread baking. Here, you can find freshly baked top-quality sourdough bread, pastries, and handmade traditional cakes, all made with natural ingredients. Do not miss the most famous blueberry bread in the store!
