First of all, who doesn't love Gelato? And ice cream week with Yelp, check-in offer get one free…read more Sweet deal! Before I talk about the actual gelato I'm gonna say that the two girls working the truck the day we went was super nice! Kudos to them for keeping up the good mood! The ice cream itself was super good. I tried the chocolate and gave my daughter vanilla, well ... no need to mention that she obviously downed that like there was no tomorrow. The chocolate was super rich and VERY chocolate-y. Definitely something for all you chocolate lovers out there! My sister had the Mango flavor and the strawberry. I think she liked it lol. With all the ice cream places in town I don't know if I will come back, unless I happen to walk right pass it and would want ice cream that very second. Yeah, then maybe. But just because I (most likely) won't come back, doesn't mean I didn't like it. Truly as good as it gets, so try it. You'll be happy you did.

Top notch Ice Cream! Feels truly homemade. Would highly recommend this place and really friendly…read morestaff as well!

You have to try it!! We all have different opinions on what…read morea good ice cream is about and that's why I will just say "You have to try sosta ice creams!" They are made with real whole ingredients with decadent amounts of cream, egg yolks and sugar. So far, I have tried around half of all the flavors available and I haven't been disappointed. Personally, saffron and pistachio was mind blowing!

A nice Italian ice cream shop with few but high quality flavors. The place looks incredibly stylish…read morewith spotless surfaces and shiny metal lids on the ice cream bins. Servings are fairly small and price tags are fairly big, but you can really taste the craftsmanship behind the ice cream - it's very rich and flavorful. The downside is they don't have that many flavors - and almost none that would appeal to kids. So don't expect "outrageous" inspired flavors like salty licorice and cookie dough: This is more of a conessieur type ice cream joint, a real "gelateria" with traditional flavors made mainly from berries and nuts. ~150 grams of ice cream is 35 SEK which equals to a little over 23 SEK per hecto. ~250 grams is 55 SEK which equals to 22 SEK per hecto. Not very generous but definitely worth a try!

Louis R loves tasting frozen delights while chillin on a Swedish beach, while in Stockholm, in the…read moresummer. This is an uber-kitschy van/cafe/food truck that can be found via the "Harnstull" walking path. This area and the "cafe" reminds Louis R of his home in Kona, Hawaii, with all those mom n pop shave ice food trucks. And coincidentally, Hawaiian tunes were flowin whilst Louis R was here. Be like Louis R, vacay in Scandinavia and indulge in sweet treats on a Swedish beach. Mahalo.

This cafe on the small beach along the walking path from Hornstull to Eriksdahlbadet is one of…read morethose hidden treasures of Stockholm. It is open only in the summer time and only when the weather allows, so no rain is allows, which makes the visit to it even more precious. The cafe itself is represented as a blue vintage truck that serves as a coffee-tea-cake-ice-cream station. The price for a cup of any drink is 20 kr, the prices for sweet stuff are different but in general substantially less than in regular Stockholm cafes. There are also tables and chairs with umbrellas to sit and enjoy the sunny day with fika. All this magic is enveloped with nice tunes of Hawaian music.

Friendly service and delicious lattes! I love the pistachio latte and the avocado club sandwich…read more Great place for a fika in Stockholm!

As a big fan of egg sandwiches, I didn't think fancy ones would be much better than your good ol'…read moreegg and cress.. but boy was I wrong. Bröd & Salt's egg sandwich is superior. The best I've ever had. 1) rye bread - dense and moist but not too filling, 2) perfectly hardboiled eggs - the yolk melts in your mouth!! 3) that fish roe / fish (?) paste/spread they use, so so so good - salty against the plain egg and peppery rocket. Would come back just for this but oh hey the service is great too and they've got sheepskin on their stools so grab a kanelbulle for the road!

Scheduled to pick up a car and head north at 14h00 it was with bags packed at the Airbnb that…read moreBreakfast once again became a three-part tour, stop number one at Kafé Esaias proving fairly disappointing thanks to a dearth of options at eight o'clock even though the Restaurant's hours suggest a 07h30 opening. Located centrally about midway between two Metro stops, no lack of nearby options in terms of shopping or dining, guests entering Kafé Esaias immediately fell under the watchful eye of a long-faced woman who offered neither "Hej" nor "Good Morning," such a rarity when combined with pursed lips that it almost felt as though business was unwanted. Breaking the silence by saying "Hello," a muffled response uttered as the dour woman went back to work, it was after surveying limited stock that five choices were made before settling the modest tab and exiting, a concrete block up the way proving a more comfortable place to sit and take pictures before eating. Oddly not offering Kardemumma Bulle or Tosca, nearly ubiquitous items elsewhere conspicuous by their absence but replaced by novelties, it was with a doughy Cinnamon Roll that the regrettable experience carried over from inside, all but a bite left behind for the birds while a braid tinged green by Pistachio was thinner and springier with better flavor. Finally deciding to brave a Punch Rulle after overlooking many others based on a description including "Alcohol flavor, but not really," it was in a spongy center sort of like Nougat that something between Almond Extract and Rum Flavor was found, the flavor expectedly displeasing while a Raspberry Thumbprint Cookie labeled "Garbo" and Chokladboll lighter than most in terms of Coconut were edible unmemorable.

Good coffees and lunch options…read more Had the pea soup and it was homemade and had a lovely pungent flavor which is hard given peas are so mild - points for that alone! Garbanzo sandwich had humus, cheese & veggies. Served with a side salad. The sandwich was grilled and hearty the salad light & the perfect pairing Lattes were creamy and had a nice coffee flavor - can't go wrong here!

We started with ice cream and it was some of the best ice cream we've ever had! I had coconut and…read morepistachio and my wife had hazelnut and pistachio. We both agreed that the coconut was the clear winner. If I had it to do all over again I'd go with dark chocolate and coconut for the dream combo. The people next to us ordered pizza and it looked so good we decided to stay for dinner and order a pizza too! We ordered the Squisito pizza and it was tasty, fantastic crust and the olive oil bumped it up a notch. Give them a try and don't leave without trying the ice cream!

They speak Italian here and the espresso is almost as good as being in Italy…read more Espresso is served at the bar and has the perfect amount of crema. They also have a relatively large outside seating area that looks to be pretty popular. I really enjoyed my doppio and wished I had a place like this close to where I live.