Very cute small cafe with organic coffee and sandwiches made with artisanal bread. (Seats about 15…read morepeople). Decor is a mix of wood and metal. Colorful artwork covers the walls and stained glass pieces are in the windows. Blankets and throw pillows are on the benches lining the walls, and there are lots of plants of many different varieties all over the place in pots. I would describe the vibe in here South American meets "hipster without trying to be hipster". The baristas are very nice, and helpful with suggestions. We ordered a cappuccino and a 50/50 (espresso/milk, I don't remember the name) and it cost us 70 sek, so it wasn't too expensive. The coffees were very pretty, finally worth an Insta post lol. There IS wifi, see photos for password :D I would definitely recommend this place if you're a coffee nut, or if you want a quaint location for a coffee date.

I was visiting Sweden and I was on the lookout for some of the best coffee around Göteburg, so I…read morestumbled upon this place after a few google searches. Walking in, the atmosphere was pretty casual with people talking it up with one another and enjoying coffee. The baristas at the counter were super welcoming and helpful when it came to choosing which drink I wanted to get. I decided to get a latte with an espresso made from Ethiopia beans and my friend got a pourover (V60) made from the Costa Rica beans. The latte was amazing and it was super smooth with the Ethiopia espresso. I tried some of the Costa Rica pourover and it was great, it had a nice and light taste to it and I loved it so much I decided to buy a bag of the Costa Rica beans. I also loved how they serve their pourovers in an Erlenmeyer flask, it made me so happy! As I was enjoying my drink, I began to talk with one of the baristas about coffee and it was great to meet such people that were so enthusiastic about coffee living their dreams and making this amazing coffee. I know I'll be back here again whenever I'm back in Sweden. Until then, I'll be missing this place on the daily.

From the owner: Llama Lloyd is one man's vision of how a good day should be: great coffee, home-made bread and…read morecookies, filling vegan food, beautiful art set to a beautiful soundtrack. Especially suited for people on their own. The owner likes to get other customers to talk to other customers. Or with him!

Nice and City Little Café with delicious pastry and coffee. Fair prices. Would def come back!read more

I am going to give a 5 star because it is consistently pleasant here and...when I forgot my cap in…read moreminus weather this winter, I came back and there is a rack at the door where kind patrons hang up stuff other people like me forget. There was an umbrella, a pair of gloves, a scarf and my cap I bought last year in Osaka during sakura season. This little cafe is in the Haga neighborhood, which is written about in every tourist brochure and online review, and a favorite of locals like myself to walk through the cobblestone streets and browse through the antique stores, specialty shops, and cafes. The name is also true to Gothenberg's famous sense of humor and play on words in the Gothenberg dialect. Like (P)arken. Don't worry, if you don't speak Swedish or Göteborgska you will still enjoy this place as a tourist or a local. The breakfast is what brings me in all seasons--when it is chilly to warm I sit outside to watch the people pass by. The street is officially closed to traffic, but there are still trucks and cars that pass through, although not as busy as the Avenyn district. For 70kr you get either the oatmeal or yogurt breakfast, I prefer the yogurt which gives you a hearty bowl of yogurt, homemade muesli, and your choice of raspberry jam or applesauce, a cheese sandwich, and a glass of apple or orange juice and cup of coffee or tea. Tea is refillable for free and coffee is just about 1 dollar. The cheese sandwich is on either a whole wheat or white bread that is always fluffy, moist and filled with nuts and poppyseed on the top. I often wrap it up to take with me when I leave for a little snack later as I go about my day. It holds its texture all day,not drying up to a crouton as many breads will. The decor is a little dark and with muted greens and greys and they have a shelf on the far end with local artists work that rotate and the wall on the left or entrance side is one long bulletin board that they are very open and happy to let whoever wants to post their flyers. Artists shows, yoga teachers classes and retreats, book releases, dog walking services, it is all there in a friendly chaos. They also offer the standard fare of salad, sandwiches and Swedish fika sweets so it is a nice place to take a break if you are a tourist or visitor to experience the Swedish fika. During the winter, it is very warm...so you feel at home and can really take off all your coats, scarves, sweaters, etc. and relax there. The women who work there are always friendly and the food, as I said, is always consistent and tasty. It is a place to take a book to read, meet and linger with a friend to catch up, work on your novel. Friendly staff, and consistently friendly is for some reason a rare thing for me to find in Gothenberg, so this bumps it up to a 5 in my yelp book. Ö+=

This is a HUGE cafe, literally many stories of cozy places to sit, including a gigantic patio…read moreoutside. Excellent coffee, just some of the best in the city. Small cafe bites are in the display case and they can make hot sandwiches and salads. I've had a salad which was extensive, the warm lox sandwich was decadent on the freshly baked bread, and the avocado toast is my favorite. A small bite of avocado on fresh gnarled bread. A great stop for a nice cup of coffee in a cozy place you can stay a while. No table service, but they are fast at pushing out the salads and warm sandwiches.

"Wheeeeeeeeeeeennnn theeee sun hits your eye like a big pizza-pie thats Amoreeeeeeeee."…read more Best Apple Cake I've ever had. Best Pesto Pizza I've ever had. Coffee was of a high standard. Wow. I dont think I need to say more. Also.. theres fantastic outdoor seating. If I was a local, I'd be here very very often!!!

I've been living in Gothenburg for nearly 5 years but stumbled upon this just this Sunday morning…read more Lovely hipster place, with the sound of the local musician in Majorna Kapten Röd, I had the organic food breakfast with scones, fresh orange juice, black coffee etc! Very tasty! Will definitely go back here. The only drawback was that there were no tables to eat outside, even though the lovely spring sun was shining!

Kultur was a great place to stop in every day for our coffee while staying in Majorna. The owner,…read moreRobert was very friendly and helpful. They have great service, great coffee, sandwiches and pastries. They also have good indoor/outdoor seating options. It's very close to a couple record shops, across the street from a park and a farmer's market some days. And convenient to the 11 Tram. It's one of the things I loved most about visiting Sweden, and it's my favorite cafe in all of Gothenburg!

CT24 used to be Cafe TinTin for many years. It changed in I believe early 2011…read more This café is opened 24 hrs. They have a few different breakfast offers that are pretty decent. You can get "kaviar" to the egg. Oatmeal or rice pudding with jam. Milk is served out of the container so fill a glass of milk to bring to your table for the porridge. On weekends you can get American pancakes. But as always - fake maple syrup. Also no butter. You can order whipped cream (out of a can type that shrinks) or jam to an extra charge though.

I came to Café Tintin on the suggestion of my husband, who logged a lot of time in this 24 hour…read morecafe when he was a student in Göteborg. Posters from the famous Tintin graphic novel series adorn the walls. Free wifi, a large selection of decent-looking pastries, sandwiches, and brunch items, and strong coffee. My cappuccino did not disappoint. Not a destination in itself, but Tintin made for a good place to sit and read for several hours.

Great area and a lot of dining options! Friendly people and great for taking nice pictures.read more

The Haga District was a fun little collection of streets with shops and restaurants all very close…read moreto Skansan Kronan. We were there in winter and on a Sunday so there weren't as many shops open as we expect is normal for this area. There were a couple bakeries displaying their delicious smelling baked goods out on the street and a couple cafes open. I bet it's a great location in summer with the shops open and people outside vending their items. It's also nice that it's in walking distance to the fortress so you can combine lunch, shopping, a great view, and a historical site all in one visit.

This tiny little espresso bar is just like an Italian espresso bar should be…read more Simple and easy no made up coffee drinks with flavors. Just the taste of espresso - simplo or doppio at SEK 10 per unit. Simple espresso at 10 and double at 20. It is so tiny you'll need a shoe horn. This is not the place you come for the Swedish three hours long "fika" (coffee+cake break). This is where you go when you just need to fill up the body's caffeine bar. Sit by the bar. Excellent! They actually serve brunch and breakfast - all day long! I need to try that out. Nice and friendly barista.

Best Italian style coffee in Gothenburg. Get an espresso by…read morethe bar or sit at one of the few tables. Seating outside during the summer months.

Coffee was 5 stars, as was the coziness and friendly barista…read more This is a cute little cafe tucked away in the street, with an alley way and lots of outdoor seating available. There's a few seats inside, and there always seems to be a few regulars hanging around. We went at around 8:30 day after day after Christmas and there was hardly anyone there. They seem to have early opening hours (around 7) when other nearby cafes were not open or open late at around 10. The coffee itself is straightforward, no frills, but good. They offer a few snack and cafe like foods, but nothing specifically for proper brunch or breakfast and more like small sandwiches and pastries. The inside has room for about 8 people sitting at the tables but I've never seen it full. However the inside was a bit dilapidated and run down and could use some sprucing up. Definitely a good local coffee shop when in the mood for something simple and not in any particular hurry - they do not seem in any sort of rush to give you your espresso - but I think that's the point.

Best cafe I have had in a while. What struck me about this place is that you can't do more central…read morethan this, it is very simple which is in a way the very essence of grabbing a cafe, one expresso on the fly, the place is small, simple very European (Italian might I say) but the focus is clearly on making a good cafe. The kind of place and owner where everyday I am sure that the owner tunes the machine and tries one or two cafe before the opening. I haven't tried the croisants and others but I can say that living in North America I haven't had a flavourful cafe like this in a while. The taste stayed in my mouth for a few hours. Will go back tomorrow I am sure.