God glass där man kan promenera längsmed djurgårdbrunnskanalen och titta på folk och båtar.read more

A really nice corner locale off the main street, with a touch of days gone by. Simple setup with a…read morecounter and ice cream behind glass, a few seats inside and a couple of stools outside (sun hits the corner just after lunch). Not a crazy wide selection of ice creams - which I only think is a sign of quality - and a good selection it is! A few sorbet and the rest is regular ice cream. They serve in cones and cups (and also sell ice cream cakes for your party, or half liter cups to bring home.) We tried coconut, raspberry sorbet, caramel/peanut, blueberry sorbet and stracciatella. They don't hold back on the scoop sizes! This guy keeps digging in that box until the scoop is overflowing! All ice creams were delicious - you can really taste the quality. I think maybe the sorbets were a bit too heavy on sugar - you could really taste the sugar - but they were all rich and delicious! I especially recommend the caramel/peanut combo! I'll be coming back to try the licorice - the were unfortunately out of that one when we visited!

Yummy ice cream, large portions, decent price. Love the logo as well!…read more (They sell their ice cream in liters too, yay!)

Somewhat shameful, I have to admit that this is my running-destination. I run 6 km, and end up…read morehere. Absolutely love this place! The gelato is creamy and flavors are fantastic! There is no other place like it! My favorite flavors are: saffron with pistachio, basil, creamy lemon. But all I've tried have been great! There is no other ice cream place in Stockholm that manages gelato as Scarfo. The only one that comes close, is Snö at Kvarnholmen.

Scoops served in plastic bowls :-( very environmentally unfriendly…read more My mint choc was very nice but my partners rum and raisin was disappointing, icy with no raisins an very little rum flavour. Also server was grumpy and dismissive. Disappointing experience

It was cold the day I went, despite being mid-August, but is it ever too cold for ice cream?…read moreDiscuss amongst yourselves. My answer was no. This "ice cream on the corner" really is on the corner and is the first shop (or one of the first shops, depending upon which ferry you take) you encounter. I took a ferry and wisely walked around for a bit before coming back to the shop. By that point, there was only one other customer. The shop is not accessible. There were two entrances with a few steps and no handrails. But you should be able to get to the steps and get a staff member's attention; it's a small place. Check the board out front for the daily ice cream and gelato offerings. There's a small selection of cold and hot drinks, too. I had vanilla ice cream with caramel swirls and crunchy toffee in a cup, topped off with why not chocolate sauce. If you're going over the cliff, might as well really go. Yum! Wish I had some now. Cones are also available. Tables and chairs are available out front under umbrellas.