5 stars given out just because of Hemmakvälls selection of smågodis (candy). This is heaven for a…read morecandy junkie like me. If you want to rent a dvd I guess you will be disapoointed. Mainly new titles and a few classics and unusual titles.

Living abroad can be hard work some days and Charles' store is just what this expat ordered! I have…read morehad the pleasure of getting to know Charles from his store and he is an incredible entrepreneur and has become my friend through all of this. If you find this review favorable towards Charles - it should be. He encompasses all of the favorite fixings from home and has the incredible customer service attitude to go with it and when leaving his establishment you'll have a friend for life. Not to mention that entering the store you meet other warm and friendly people all curious to see what treasure they can find and other friendships have been known to happen. Thanks Charles for setting up a shop in Stockholm! It was long overdue! Ps. Keep the Quakers oatmeal stacked high as that's one of my favorites and I can't wait till you have bagels in!!

I mean, this is an american junk food store, what's not to like? Good selection of various kinds of…read moreitems. Flaming hot cheetos AND funyuns, so that's a plus. Very, very expensive. Can you blame 'em? Probably not.

Ok, this really is heaven of licorice - if you are made of money…read more I know everything is very expensive in Sweden nowadays. It's long since prices were sane, i get it... But this place is ridiculously pricey! They want SEK69/hg for the exact same sweets you get at SEK6.90 at places like "Karamellkungen" or any other candy shop where you pick and mix your own bag of goodies. Well, of course you can find a lot of heavenly licorice - sweet and salty and you will shop til you drop if you do not control yourself! Try the licorice violet tea! SEK70 for 100g. (I told you it is ridiculously pricey) They do not accept cc for purchases under SEK 40. And guess what - they do not accept AMEX.