The place might be a bit misleading from outside. Looks a bit worn out and seems like they have…read morelimited services but step inside a bit more, it has a really nice restaurant with a deck on the water. The kebab and salmon pizzas are amazing combined with locally brewed beers. We stayed at their small stuga, which is barely enough for a family of 4, maybe too tight for grownups. It's decently clean and has a small fridge and a heater. Perfect for budget travelers. Bring your own sheets and towels.

What an addition to Jakobstad :)!! This kind of cafe is what you would see in a capital city, it…read morehas fantastic seating outside & a very modern interior, with beautifully crafted wooden tables, nice comfortable seats & really cool lamps above each table :). Very big selectin of cookies, cakes & pastries, hot drinks, also a good amount of pastries that were on sale for fika at home :). Did see alot of the same cakes on offer, that i saw from the cafe i went to the day before haha.. its normal here i guess :). Ended up getting a Finish Jam donut, cinammon bun, pink iced donut & a custard pastry all were super soft and devouringly tasty :D!! The staff were super friendly & there was ample of them for the flow of customers :), it had only been open a week or 2 when i had been there and it was without a doubt the busiest place in Jakobstad lol!! Not only is it a cafe but it is also a interior shop, selling small items for around the kitchen/household & a fair few other bigger items :). The name Fika means "Coffee Break with any kind of treats" very popular all around the Nordic area :)!! I have had my whole years worth of Fika in 7 days visiting family ...!! We have a Swedisg Fika cafe in Sydney Australia close to a beach called Manly and it has been crazy busy ever since they opened :D, so I'm more than sure that having a cafe called Fika is a good investment ;)!! Definately going to try this place on my next visit.. just hope i can get a table :D!!