I'm going to share with you the best kept secret in Stockholm: this place has a "secret" Chinese…read moremenu in the evenings with real, authentic, delicious Chinese food! No "tre små rätter" or Thai stir fry poising as Chinese food - this is the real deal. This is now my favorite Chinese restaurant in Stockholm - excluding hot pot restaurants.

中国朋友看过来！他家回锅肉巨好吃！！！ Went there alone, it's a tiny restaurant but nice and cozy, food is definitely…read moredelicious, ask for the Chinese menu recommendations, it's not like any other "Swedish Chinese food"!! Highly recommend!!

Vegan punk/rock vibe place. Love the vibe. Friendly staff…read moreand good food. Waiting time during lunch hours is long, but definitely worth the wait. Was in a hurry today so just got myself a humus sandwich. Yum yum yum.

Great vegan café. Fantastic prices. Nice Sunday brunch. My new 'go to' place in Stockholm.read more

Snacks, snacks, snacks. We found Pierias Livs downstairs in the Hötorgshallen where we were almost…read moreoverwhelmed with the possibilities of things to have with our wine later. Salty crisps, nuts, sweet dried fruits, all sorts of great things. I ended up spending close to about SEK400 in snacks! Great services. Prices clearly marked. Fabulous selection! [Review 18201 overall - 21 in Sweden - 1723 of 2022.]

Great selection of fresh food with a middle eastern focus. The borek is legendary for only 15 sek…read moreand the lunch boxes are great value for money. It's my first stop for grocery shopping. And last but least the owners are friendly and knowledgable.

I am not a tea drinker but my husband often buys tea as gifts for co-workers. This place drew me in…read morebecause the window displays were so lovely. Once inside, the smell of tea is all consuming! Besides all the tea you could want, there are gift items, small textiles and tea tins, and chocolates! Yum!

I bought a bag of Röd Oktober tea at the shop when I was in Stockholm in February, and absolutely…read moreloved it. I'm trying desperately to find a source here in the States, but so far without any luck. Thehuset Danielsson will be one of my first stops on my next trip.

Super cozy and yummy shrimp sandwiches and tasty cakes. Beautiful view too. Really nice old style…read moredinning area.

This place is just screaming for a little TLC! The pie and self-serve coffee was ok! I also loved…read morethe view and the uniqueness of this old victorian era summer home (that's been converted into a confectionary.) It's a nice idea for the location! However, the whole place felt really run down and messy. The lawn was littered with random cheap lawn furniture to sit at. The building inside and out needed a lot of cleaning and repair. I was a little sad at how unkempt the place was. This could be a really nice spot if they just put a little funding into it. It always makes me a little sad to see a beautiful historic building fall into disrepair. I think this place is owned by the city and they supposedly put a bit of work into it, but I don't think they could really afford a proper restoration job. Call me sentimental, but it's just a bit sad. I really wish someone would come and breathe some new life into this place.

The owner is very friendly and talkative. The friendliest shop owner in the city. If you're afraid…read moreof small talk - there's an easy solution: pay, remain silent, and go on with your business. But I much prefer someone friendly and talkative.

Josef, the owner of this little candy store, is a chocolate connoisseur - one of the most…read moreknowledgeable I've ever come across. And, he has an amazing collection of specialty chocolates for sale. If you really want to learn about chocolate, and taste some of the best on the planet, Josef is the guy to talk with. I come to his shop every time I visit Stockholm.