One of the more knowledgeable store owners on everything essential about chocolate. She had even…read morevisited several of the Cacao farms of the chocolate bars that she sells. And notably also highly prioritizing ethical treatment of farmers / slave free chocolate. Apparently this store is being sold and handed over this summer 2018 to knew owners. I really hope they will be as knowledgeable and engaged as the current owner is.

Karla-Frukt or Karla "fruit" is more like a candy store than a fruit store. They have a small bit…read moreof fruit inside, but it's not exactly the main focus. The star of the show is definitely sugar, but they also carry gift items, coffee and tea as well! I've always walked past this store and wondered about the contents--always when it's way too late in the evening to come in and explore. It has a cute little retro sign and a vintage store front that I've always thought looked very charming. I guess a lot of the displays inside are original to this very old little store. The boulevard that it sits on is peaceful and is the perfect location to travel back in time a little too! I finally found a little time of my own to stop in and I had mixed feelings about the place. I really wanted to find a cute little old-time inspired gift store here, but what I found was a bit confusing. I think Karla-Frukt has all the ingredients for success, but somehow falls short on the delivery. I think this place could work if It became a more polished and packaged concept--taking inspiration from the fruit and gift store "Harry & David" in the US. They need to find a way to make this place attractive and functional for today without just being a historic landmark. The staff was wonderfully helpful and I was pleased with their assistance, but the environment was the main detractor for me. The display cases and tables were very undesigned without signage, branding or good organization. There was random gift items, chocolates, candies, fruit and teas of all different brands strewn about on the original old furniture that didn't match. I get that a lot of the displays are original, but maybe there is a way to clean it up a little nicer for 2015. I don't think that this place functions for today as well as it would have in the 1920's. It doesn't have enough of a "hook," design or unique product in the store to make it appealing over just heading to ICA down the street. You can order tea or coffee here, but there is no menu out to tell you that or what kinds they offer! They do make their coffee with Johan & Nyström beans though, which is a plus if you do figure out that they serve coffee here at all. The quality of some of the products are very nice. I liked that they had all kinds of good teas on display! I even took a hot tea and some cute cupcake shaped and polka-dotted french truffles home. Unfortunately, the lid on my cup of tea leaked terribly and by the time I made it two blocks away I had tea all down the front of my clothing. I also got home and wanted to share the chocolates I purchased with my significant other and found that they were all squished up (even though I had been very careful!) The woman had thrown them all carelessly in a paper bag...no box! So sad!!! They were so cute when I bought them! =( I think this place needs a designed eye to come in here and clean it up a bit. I could use some branding, signage and proper packaging for their products at the very least. I like the idea of fruit and candy together, I just think there is so much more you could do with a place like this!

Amazing street art / miniature patisserie for mice and little men by the art collective AnonyMouse…read moreMMX. If you're too big to enter and could go nuts for some nutty pastries, I would recommend crossing the street and go checking out Puckies of Sweden. On the way there, you'll also go past the second AnonyMouse establishment on Chamottevägen in Gustavsberg - Hotel Stilton.

Sorelle is such a cute place! Everyone who was working there was too nice, it looked really nice as…read morewell and the breakfast tasted wonderful. We came here an early Sunday morning, before I had to catch the bus back to Arlanda Airport (which leaves from right on the other side of the street, next to Fridhemsplan t-bana). That perfect location made us choose to go here, but I'd definitely go back! At first it looked as if they don't have that much to choose from thought, but all three of us got what we wanted and they serve good coffee ánd fresh orange juices! I went for a croissant, kanelbulle (to say goodbye to Sweden ;)), a latte and an orange juice and paid 105kr for all that. It was more than enough to start the day with, take a bus to the airport to ánd fly back to Amsterdam, so I was happy. And yep: I'm a fan.

I wish there was a zero star review option on the Yelp as well! I went there with a friend on a…read moreSaturday for brunch. They had really limited options to choose from. 3,4 kinds of pastry, 2 kinds of juices, one kind of yogurt & fried egg sandwiches with/ without salami on them. The sandwiches were stacked up on top of each other outside the fridge right at the cashier( the point where you walked in) so I assumed they were there only to display so I asked here that if I order egg sandwich I'll get a hot egg, right? She said no these are the sandwiches & it is served cold, do you want hot, I said yeah assuming that she was gonna crack an egg for me and make one but then she just put one of those sandwiches in a microwave! And you probably know what kind of smell to expect from a heated fried egg!! Absolutely disgusting! They also serve their coffee in a plastic cup which was a huge minus for me. I think the whole idea with this cafe must have been a hipster simple hang out but it has gone terribly wrong and all that is, is really a dump looking place with a bunch of worn out furniture & plastic dishes to serve food in! And last but not least,they charge me 70 SEK for a fairly small( compare to other cafes) sandwich & a lousy late which makes this place one of the most overpriced cafes in the whole Stockholm!

Delightful place for breakfast. It was the third place we tried from our hotel -- and then we came…read moreback. Excellent smoothies, great muffins, good variety of teas and extremely nice service. Prices were also extremely reasonable. Highly recommended.

Quite a few goodies in this small space with a few seats. Mostly it's a to-go place since it's…read moreliterally on the way to/from the T-Centralen station. Bread, cookies, small various refrigerated sweets, sandwiches, wraps, and more. Coffee, tea, soda. They do cakes, too. I was there in the early evening and they were wiped out of many products.

I remember coming here on my trip to Sweden. I remember…read moregetting a cheese danish here. It was later at night and mom and I wanted pastries with our coffee in the morning. I believe this was also the place we got a few sugar-free pastries as well! We went to so many little bakeries in Sweden! I do remember this location because the shopkeeper was extremely sweet! If this is the location, we got the sugar-free then she was more than sweet and also helped us with the language barrier!