The only sad things: it's only opened during the summer (May 1 to September 30) and seating is only…read moreoutside, so watch out for rain and bees! Café Victoria is located in Uppsala's Botanical Garden (Botaniska Trädgården). It's tucked away in the back, and you can see the edge of the garden. Seating consists of a patio of scrunched together tables with umbrellas and heaters, and tables scattered under the trees. The former are probably your only option on rainy or cold days, and the latter are wonderful on sunny days. We came for fika one day and lunch the next. Coffee is 15kr. It wasn't my favorite. Aside from coffee, they have a number of other espresso drinks. We tried the "Kall Latte," which is espresso, milk, ice cream, and whipped cream on top. More like a coffee-y milkshake, and a great treat. They also sell beer and cider. The pastries were tasty and fresh. I had the småbulle (which was quite large), and the linnebulle (which was huge!) We visited for lunch on the last day they were open, so the menu might have been shorter than usual. As is typical in Sweden, their lunch menu was short on vegetarian options. I think there was a cheese sandwich and cheese pie. I went pescetarian with the smoked salmon potato salad. It was a great mix of greens, sauces, potatoes and salads.

In summer Cafe Victoria serves the lunch and tappas in the afternoon. You can just sit on the gras…read moreand enjoy a nice meal and have the feeling that you are sitting in your own backyard. The food is very good and they have a good selection of meals. They also sell home made bread and if you are still hungry after lunch you can have a nice dessert, because they also have a large variety of pastry. I absolutely love this place in summer and it is definitely worth a visit!

Espresso House is a coffee chain in Sweden. Coming from the UK, I expect coffee to be mediocre,…read moreunless you're at one of the independent coffee establishments. In Sweden, this apparently isn't the case. I like espresso house, they are everywhere, they have really reliable wifi and the staff are friendly and helpful. The double espresso I had here was great, as good as you could make for yourself on an ok espresso machine like the Gaggia classic. Much better than you would get in other similar chains. I've checked out a few now send they are all happy, bustling places that you feel safe to sit in for a couple of hours with a coffee and do some studying or read a book. None of the glaring when your cup is empty that you find in some places. Very satisfied!

Pea soup that comes with freshly baked bread, hard boiled egg, shrimp, tea/coffee and sparkling…read morewater meal. Ham sandwich on the upper right hand corner. The location is great with areas to sit outside of cafe. The staff are very efficient and try to help me. I still miss the food here after leaving Sweden so definitely give the soup a try!

Best place in Uppsala Pastry and lunches are very tasty and…read morefriendly staff. Location by the Fyris river with outside seating.

A great alternative for coffee, juices and shakes, all in one place…read more Go and have a great time while having your drink and waiting for your plane.

Sometimes airports can be a pain. I needed something small to eat before boarding a flight, and…read moreeverywhere at Arlanda terminal 4 was packed. Then I spotted in the distance, at the very end of the row of gates, a sign saying "Joe & The Juice". I looked closer, and they had some limited food, as well as coffee and juices. I ordered a spicy tuna sandwich, which was hot (temperature) and had some spiciness in the tuna mix. The bread was a whole grain, rather flat, but very tasty, and overall it hit the spot. They were out of the nitro cold brew, so I just had a normal cup of coffee. It was a perfectly good cup of coffee. Having finished that I felt ready to travel.

I am a huge fan of their pastries and selection of teas. My favorite is the Raspberry Coconut Pie…read moreand the Champagne Tea. It is a little pricey, but worth it in the end. There is also ample seating available and it is a wonderful place to Fika with your friends. There is NO Wifi, so plan accordingly.

Nice coffee room with vintage style furniture. they offer a few meals with salads and a large…read morevariety of pastry. the cinnamon rolls are huge and awesome!

Being out the door before 0800 while on holiday is an American thing, from our experience. We have…read morerarely found restaurants open before 0900 on our adventures through Europe, even those specializing in breakfast. Thus, RC Chocolat in Sigtuna gets a mark of distinction from the start for being open for service at 0730. The first ferry of tourists didn't dock in Sigtuna until around 0930 during our August visit, so we saw only a few tiny groups of locals when we went each morning to visit RC Chocolat before getting on the trains to Stockholm, or driving about the countryside. As we understand through further research, RC Chocolat isn't specialized in Breakfast per-se, but they excel at "Fika," a coffee and pastry ritual we don't have an analog for in the US. Really, after a single mandelbullar (almond bun), we were hooked on this place anyway. The Kardemummabullar we had on day three (mandelbullar not being available that morning) were also out of this world. Then again, I'm biased since cardamom is one of my favorite spices in all the world... Our second morning, we discovered the Räkmacka (shrimptoast), which is a pretty traditional Swedish dish that can be found at lunch counters all over the country. Lucky for us, RC Chocolat had them available at breakfast, because this was the best way to start a day, hearty, full of protein, and at the same time light. The shrimp salad involves a lot of dill, and there is a full boiled egg sliced finely beneath the shrimp salad on an oversized buttery, flaky croissant at RC Chocolat. There are some artfully placed leaves of lettuce in there that keep the shrimp salad from getting the bread soggy, so you have just a symphony of textures and flavors in every bite. We can't tell you how they compare to the räkmacka at other places because we were so enamored of the perfection of this one that we did not branch out. We had it again for breakfast on Day three, and have been searching for their specific recipe ever since.

Had a cup of dark chocolate and Sigtuna Munk, which turned out to be the perfect pairing.read more

Maybe swedish people have these type coffee places all over the country, but for me this place is…read moresoooo cozy and relaxing that I seriously do not find anything like that in London (if you know a place message me). There was a good mix of students and parents with their kids. I had biskuvi hmmm yummy yummy what a swedish sin and danish also called Viennese bread I think. I would definitely go there to have swedish pastry

We stopped here after perusing plants and artifacts at the Linnaeus museum/garden across the…read morestreet. A wide selection of delicious looking pastries, coffee, and tea. We ordered an enormous "Linnaeus Bun" (a standard Swedish cardamom bun with pearl sugar) which was tasty, along with a cappuccino and tea. Plenty of outdoor seating to take advantage of a precious sunny day.

Joe and the Juice is located towards the end of Arlanda T5 - from the outside it looks pretty nice…read moreand like one of the better places to grab a juice, coffee or food in the airport which is why after a bad experience at Taste of Scandinavia, I decided to check out here - the staff spoke little English, I get there is a language barrier but considering it is a big chain at an airport who probably sees thousands of visitors who speak English a day (after all the big menu board does contain English) they'd understand better. I asked regarding what they could offer me to be gluten-free as they do offer a range of sandwiches - once I asked them questions about the bread for example if it was seeded (I don't like seeded bread and I wanted to make sure it wouldn't be the same as Taste of Scandinavia nearby) they ended up telling me they had no gluten-free bread in broken English. The juices are a little overpriced but it's an airport and compared to the rest of Arlanda it actually works out good value - costing around 12 SEK more for a fresh juice compared to a regular drink, the size might work out smaller, however. They did have a decent selection of juices on the menu, but again the staff even lacked knowledge of what was behind them in regards to if they could add something to the Cold Brew for example. Considering how many stores I've seen from this brand around Sweden, especially compared to back home in the UK where Joe's only tend to be in department stores like Debenhams and John Lewis it was a let down - a slightly generous rating with an extra star just for it is one of the nicer and slightly quieter places in the airport's largest international terminal. 2*

A nice coffee, juice and sandwich bar at the airport. All organic and quality products are used…read morehere and I really liked it. Juice was good, my ham sandwich on thin bread was good and i really liked my coffee. Expensive but it's the Nordics and at an airport to boot :-) Stop converting and start spending lol