Sundbergs Konditori is a must for anyone craving a classic Swedish fika in a truly historic setting. Sundberg's is Stockholm's oldest café, dating back to 1785. The semla, princess cake, and lemon cheesecake are standouts, and coffee refills are free. It's a cozy, old-world spot in Gamla Stan with limited seating, so come early or off-peak. Prices match the quality and location. Service varies, but the charm and tradition make it worth the visit. We had a sandwich, as well as coffee and dessert, and enjoyed sitting in the square, and the best people watching. If you want to enjoy a traditional "old Sweden" fika, this is the place! read more

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The Sundberg's bakery was founded in 1785 and is located in one of the Old Town Stockholm's Main streets. The place is always full and expect some waiting to be seated. So wait, is worth it. The menu is comprehensive but at the end of the day, this is a bakery, skip everything else. The Coffee and hot chocolate are highly recommended. Try a tables outside, so to its location, is great for people watching. read more

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Just visited as we were craving some thick hot chocolate. Loved that it was like the sipping chocolate that you could find in Italy but not as sweet. It was the perfect dark chocolate mix paired with the princess cake and chocolate cake that we tried. We passed by so many times on our trip and all the tables outside were always full. We should have come by sooner! read more

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This cafe is located on the main tourist area of Stockholm and has really cute elegant decorations that makes it seem and feel really upscale. They offer a huge variety of pastries and traditional bread as well as traditional fika (filtered coffee) and espresso drinks. They offer "yesterday bread" for 7 crowns which is a steal, and granted day old pastries might not be as good as the freshly baked ones but they were still pretty good with the specialty coffee, and they were made even better for the price point! I had a cappuccino to go with my day-old cinnamon roll and it was heaven. A great place to rest and warm up while exploring this awesome city! Tip: They will allow non-patrons to you use the restroom for 20Kr a person, which is always good to know! read more

Sundbergs Konditori - Bakeries Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Delicious pastries, not too sweet. Old-fashioned tea service with silver strainers. Wonderful, pretty, old-style furnishings. Service is good, and the place is is reasonably priced. Highly recommended. read more

Great little gem of a coffee shop/bakery near the old town square, royal palace, and Nobel Prize Museum! It's also the oldest cafe in Stockholm. I found this place by complete accident. I spent the late afternoon going to the Nobel Prize Museum. It was a pretty chilly late December day and all I really wanted was a cup of coffee and Princess Cake. This place is cozy and the staff are friendly. They speak English (as do most ppl in Sweden). You order at the counter and then they give you a coffee mug for self-serve coffee (free refills). And also self serve water. Overall, a great little place to relax after being in old town! read more

Sundbergs Konditori - Princess Cake & self-serve coffee - Bakeries Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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The best hot chocolate in town and you can get a cup of whipped cream with it!!! We sat outside. You get unlimited coffee/tea refills. You serve yourself. Very cute atmosphere inside. Had the princess cake....Delish. Great people watching. You order at counter and they deliver if you order a meal. Otherwise you take from counter yourself. No wifi! This is a must visit!!!!!!!! They close earlier than posted 9:30pm. read more

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This is a simple elegant place to take your afternoon coffee (Fika) a tradition in Sweden that is immutable. It is rather small for the crowd but once you get your table you are back in the 1920s - or even the 1800s. You get your coffee from a large copper pot in the center of the front room. Cakes are mandatory in Sweden - and luckily there are a lot here to choose from - some of the best I have ever had in fact. So after a long day of shopping on the island - before you head south over the bridge - stop in to Sundbergs for Fika. It will stay in your mind like a coffee paradise - forever. read more

Gamla Stan is packed to the rafters with coffee shops, restaurants and bars, so it was a hard thing to pick one from the bunch for a quick refuelling stop. Having wandered around Riddarholmen and Storget, I hadn't quite found anywhere that caught my eye until stumbling into Jarntorget, a much smaller square at the foot of Gamla Stan, near the bridges over to Sodermalm. Sundbergs Konditori looked like the most significant café in the square, so I popped in to see what the offering was like. I was nearly put off immediately by the attitude of the lady behind the counter, who was a bit harsh in her answers to the people ahead of me in the queue, pointing towards the coffee refill as if it was blindingly obvious to anyone where it was. She wasn't much warmer to me when I came to make my order for a coffee and a raspberry cream cake - it was all a bit brusque and unfriendly. But to be fair, she was on her own at the time and may have been for some time before I arrived. The order placed, I was able to quickly find an outside table and enjoy a bit of people watching while I scoffed the cake, which was delicious. For some reason, I decided against going back in for a coffee refill. The coffee and cake worked out at £6.50 which is at the upper end of what you might want to pay. There is only one toilet for customers, so time your use of that. read more

Sundbergs Konditori - Coffee and raspberry cake for £6.50 - Bakeries Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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The oldest pastry shop in Stockholm, founded in 1785. We liked very much this place, very nice decor. We enjoyed the ver good pastries and hot chocolate beuverages with cream on top. read more

Sundbergs Konditori - Good pastries and hot chocolate beuverages with cream on top. - Bakeries Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

I love this place. It was our favorite place in Stockholm. We had breakfast there once and afternoon snack. We wanted to go back before our plane left, but they weren't open yet. We just have to come back! I think this is the best place to have hot chocolate, omelette, and cake (yes even for breakfast). I highly recommend this place! read more

Sundbergs Konditori - Cute on the outside! - Bakeries Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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Oldest confectionery in Sweden! I like how they kept the interior of the place intact, very historical. Sandwiches and pastries are pretty good. It's one of those tourist hot spots you just have to go to, when you are in Gamla Stan. Outdoor seating available during the summer. Free refillables for house coffee. read more

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Quite crowded cafe but a great place to sit, have lunch and a drink and enjoy a gorgeous day out. Ordered a shrimp dish. Shrimp were surprisingly small but overall flavor was pretty fresh and the seating area had good vibes. Threw in a carlsberg and that mixed together quite nicely read more

Sundbergs Konditori - Bakeries Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

In the tourist trap that is today's Gamla stan, Sundbergs is welcome relief. Beautiful cakes and pastries at very reasonable prices. Charming, old-fashioned interior. I can't wait to come back on my return to Sweden! read more

We had apple and blueberry pie and Danish pastries. Pies was nice but I had better.. The cream of the pie was nice and tick. Pastries was little dry and lucked that vanilla custard flower I so much love. Place was nicely decorated but really crowded and small. If it wasn't such a cold day sitting outside would have been fantastic but as it was we had to crap up inside. Definitely not enjoyable experience as everybody who was queuing to give their order watched us while we were enjoying our food. Coffey was nice and you can have extra cup if you wish to. read more

Street appeal is great, you see a shiny chandelier and cute windows. Once you open the door is is downhill from there. Overpriced pastries and small coffees and lattes. No available seating and even when there is, be prepared to have all of your personal space invaded by the people at the table next to you. With so many bakery's in the area, why not go somewhere else? They also had not one option for caffeine free tea. read more

It's a lovely place for Fika. Food is 5 Star..Staff not so much. Maybe they are friendly with Locals and not Foreigners (except Germans..they are used to German being nice to them from WWII). read more

Great little place in the heart (or maybe the kidney) of Gamla Stan (Old Stockholm). We hunted around the entire area and this was the only place that had "drinking chocolate." Note that this is not what you think of when you think hot chocolate. It's much, much thicker. They called it "Italian style" but we remember it best from Madrid and Buenos Aires. Get it with the whipped cream and a pastry for dipping. You will be in heaven! I like to get a cup of coffee on the side and pour it into the last of the chocolate/whipped-cream mixture. The seating is tight because the place is tiny but well worth the visit! read more

If you want to try one of the famous Kanelbulle, this is a place you'll have to go to! It's a little small but if you manage to find a table, you will not be disappointed. read more

I came here for the kanelbulle. I ended up buying 3. That was breakfast and it was damn good. I almost walked out because an American couple walked away from the counter and muttered, "What a crabby bitch." I really wanted kanelbulle so I persevered. Not sure what happened but she was very pleasant to me. I did my best Swedish, which is awful, but was understood as my order was correct. read more

5/8/19-We ordered a double espresso, cafe au lait, a "bakelse" and a "bulle", (cinammon bun and a creamy pastry) and was charged 21 Euros for 170 Swedish kronor. I questioned the cashier, who was quite unfriendly, and she insisted it was correct. Since we only spent one day in Stockholm, I did not bother to learn the proper conversion rate. I now realize that I paid $23.59 for the above order. However quaint the cafe is, the coffee nor the pastries were exceptional to warrant the price. Beware of being ripped off. read more

I loved this place! My parents and I wanted something sweet and this was the perfect place. We shared 3 slices of cake with coffee--soooo good. The staff were friendly, the place was inviting and the cakes were so heavenly. I will go back there when I visit Sweden again! read more

After a walk through the streets of Gamla Stan Sundbergs Konditori is a good place to recreate yourself with a cup of coffee and a tasty piece of cake. It's realy nice to a seat in the sun and watch the (other) tourists passing by. read more