A good salad section. Convenient and fast. Opens late. Much much healthier and better than what we…read morehave in New York!

Nicest 7-11 I have ever been to. This is one of the few places in Stockholm that does take both…read morecash and card. Pretty much what you would expect from a7-11- snacks, drinks, last minute sundries, etc.

Small grocery store w all the essentials! They had everything from fresh fruit to oat milk. And a…read morehuge sweets /chocolate section. Got everything we needed and more.

This no longer seems to be a "Coop Nära" and is instead just "Coop." Inside is an urban grocery…read morestore with food, cleaners, snacks, some kitchenware and prepared foods. I was coming back from a long evening walking tour and needed a snack on the way to the hotel. Lots of options here for snacks, I ended up choosing a small sandwich and a bottle of sparkling water. Extremely inexpensive and the fact that I speak no Swedish didn't matter. Watch the register and have your cash ready. And "sack" is easy enough to decline since they aren't free in most of Europe. [Review 18703 overall - 38 in Sweden - 2226 of 2022.]

Grocery stores are strange here. Even the same chain has totally different prices within a couple…read moreof blocks. This store has what I want at competitive prices. It is large, with many offerings. We needed something to have around for lunch, and I was running low on cereal and Filmjolk. But of course, I walked out with more than I intended. Good selection across the board. I do not intend to cook any major meals, but the quality of meats, fresh produce, and cheeses is outstanding. Don't be afraid to wander the aisles and try new things. Near the produce section is a small table for the kids to work on a new art project. They have everything I want except for my favorite crusty bread. I'll have to go to the other ICA on Folkungatan for that. This is a great store and I found cardamom cookies! Cardamom is another find for me.

I wanted to see how a Costco in Sweden differed from those in the United States. This Costco is…read moreeasily reachable by commuter rail from Stockholm. Unlike US Costco stores, the greeter has 15 or so grocery carts, and when you arrive, they pull out a cart for you, which is a nice courtesy. If you have a Costco card, even one from the United States, you can shop here. The Costco itself seemed to be more dimly lit, and it had wider aisles. It had the usual Costco stuff. I was interested in the chicken, which was smaller and $8, not the $5 loss leader. But the Danish was $8 and not $12 for 2 containers in flavors not available in the US. I was looking for stuff unique to this Swedish Costco. Lots of cheeses that I didn't see elsewhere, and the aged gouda was similarly priced. I bought some pickled herring and Kalles, which the locals either love or hate. I love it. The real surprise was sushi. I have been to many costcos in many states and never seen sushi. Nice selection. I checked out the candy aisle. There are lots of different things here that you won't find in the US. I almost bought a big container of Haribo but decided that I like the selection in the bins of ICA better. I was tempted by this big huge tin of English toffee and chocolate, 2.2 kg but i only have a small carryon because I refuse to pay the airline fee for a checked bag. Nuts and trail mixes were about 10% higher. Take a walk through the refrigerated and frozen aisle. Lots of Kerfir, although in sweden I prefer filmolk, which I didn't see. There was a quart container of mango lassie, which seemed to be a better quality than the gallon I saw at San Francisco Business Center. Samples, yep, they have them. Costco is always generous with samples. Here they are even more generous. I had a big piece of cake from the bakery in a flavor that kind of tasted like tea. Then I was offered a big cookie and a full cup of coffee. The ambiance on a Wednesday around noon is that they seemed less busy. They appeared to have at least wine, but gates were up, so we passed it by. When I am on vacation, I would rather bring back food than a cheesy t shirt. I enjoyed my time here and probably would have bought more if I understood Swedish. The train ride back was delightful and well marked.

7-Eleven is different outside the United States and this isn't the first time I've noticed it. This…read morestore on the Odenplan smells of fresh bread. It has fresh looking sandwiches. There are fresh fruits for sale that don't look like they've been sitting for a week. The floor is clean. The coolers are stocked. The clerk is clean and helpful. What's the deal? Why can't we get stores like this in the US? We had already gotten coffee from the shop next door so this was a stop for bottled water for our exploring in Stockholm. [Review 18740 overall - 74 in Sweden - 2263 of 2022.]

I noticed 2 years ago that different ICAs have different pricing, even within a few blocks. This…read moreis not the cheapest one but it isn't the most expensive either. It is clean, fairly well layed out. Packaging can be confusing for instance whole bean coffee feels like ground coffee. I like their bakery, particularly the bread that has dried cranberries. And get the French butter. I love the ICA fruit Museli and will take several package home. I wish the US sold filmolk but kevir is almost as good on the Museli. . I did not find Felix mango curry sauce. That has a mayonnaise consistency and is delicious on sandwiches or to dip in. Had to go to Hemkoff for that. Some stores require that you scan your receipt to exit. This store does not. That is a plus when you are either just looking or didn't find what you want. You likely will find nearly anything you want here. And checkout their bakery doughnuts. What a neat way of displaying them.

One of my great pleasures when traveling is exploring grocery stores in other countries. First. I…read moream generally hungry and I like getting cool snacks you can't get in the US. The ICA Supermarket was large and nicer than some of the other options in the area. I really enjoyed poking around and found it to be a really nicely organized and well-stocked grocery store. The staff was friendly to the foreigners and paying with a touchless card was easy peasy.

This is definitely a different 7-Eleven than I've seen anywhere else I've been in the world. You…read morewalk in and at first you think your in a candy store as you are greeted with a wall full of bulk candy containers and an ice cream freezer. The counter is half bakery ( muffins, brownies, etc.). and half deli (sandwiches, pizza, etc.). Cases of drinks and stands of candy and chips comprise the rest of the store. I credit them with knowing their audience. Being in a train station, they get passengers, tourists from the nearby hotels, and workers who need/want these particular food items. And cigarettes, snus, and such, behind the counter.

This convenient 7-eleven in downtown Stockholm has everything you'd expect of a 7-eleven anywhere…read moreand solid customer service.

Came in because I was hungry and it's one of the only places open in the area on a Sunday…read more Good 7-eleven. Friendly service. Clean and orderly. Has a long seating area inside for eating.