Great little spot inside of the Ostermalms food hall. Sit outside and people watch. Order the…read moreSwedish meatballs. Service is great. Restaurant is clean and food is amazing.

Within the Ostermalm food hall, there are numerous excellent food choices. In the interest of time…read moreprior to taking an Uber to the airport, we elected a ready to go toast at Tysta Mari: visually appealing with fresh shrimp and salmon on a dark bread and a delicious potato salad. Light, fresh, and just exactly what was needed.

Ooooh, this place is fantastic! I've lived nearby for nearly two years and to be honest I only made…read moremy first venture inside recently - because, well, it looks expensive. And yeah, a lot of it is expensive - naturally; it's an Italian delicacy store. But it's so splendid! Although it's a tiny shop, it's remarkable how much they have packed into it. Bottles and bottles and bottles of deluxe olive oil, balsamic vinegar, tapenade, artichoke paste, pasta, biscuits, and so much more. They also have some fresh vegetables and even skin products like body butter. But the focus is definitely on food, as it should be. If I wanted to make a delicious Italian homemade meal (and who doesn't?) this is definitely where I stop. You can sample everything as well - when I went there were several bowls and bits of bread already out available for dipping in oils and vinegars, and the woman there said just to ask if we wanted to try anything else. She's very friendly, helpful, and talkative, and has some of the best customer service and most upbeat, cheerful attitude I've met in Swedish employees. It seems to be a family-run business, and they travel to Italy themselves to handpick the items - you can tell there's a lot of passion and knowledge that goes into running the store. Simply splendid! As I mentioned, it can be quite pricey, but they have such a variety that the prices of course vary as well - you can definitely find something that suits your taste and budget. Plus they have rainbow-striped pasta - my personal favourite just for fun!

It can be surprisingly hard to find a store in Stockholm that'll serve you hard-scoop ice cream, as…read moremost places are more gelato-style. This is hard-serve, in a cute basement, with seating outside in a park, with a nice variety of flavors. Saffron was very flavorful, and refreshing on a hot day, and the price wasn't too bad.

I had a hard time navigating the food hall and settled on this because I know what a hamburger and…read moresteak are. They were both excellent. Probably one of the best burgers I have had in a long time.

One of the many food vendors in the Östermalms Saluhall, Willy Ohlsson serves traditional Swedish…read morefood (heavy on the meat and potatoes), and this was my first stop for food after arriving in Stockholm! The very first item listed on the menu was Köttbullar, or Swedish meatballs, so we ordered this classic dish, which came with gravy and mashed potatoes. The meatballs were exactly what I expected--quite lean on the inside, but well-paired with the savory sauce and the lingonberry jam. In terms of execution, however, this place fell a little short for me. All the items on the plate were already pre-prepared and simply heated up in the microwave. However, our server was extremely friendly, and we struck up a nice conversation, in which she gave us recommendations for more food to try while in Stockholm!

Well I can't just resist the mazariner here and my partner needed (define need) a florentin...and…read morewe were passing on our way back to the hotel...they do make good little pastries for a chain...so well worth a stop The 2 came to sek 73 which is a little dear, especially when you really want 2!

I normally like Gateau. The baked goods are tasty and the coffee is good as well. This time around,…read morehowever, my first time at this location, I did not have a good experience. To be fair, the place was overloaded with visitors seeking coffee from the Stockholm Tech Fest nearby. Perhaps they do not normally have quite the rush. But that doesn't change the fact that the service was bad. The tiny little café is tidy, clean, and attractive, which is good. The girl behind the counter seemed nice enough. I ordered a café latte with almond milk, which costs 3kr extra. Nearly ten minutes later they finally got around to actually making the latte - and informed me that they were out of almond milk. They asked if normal milk or soy milk would be okay. Well, I wanted my latte, so I said yes - and didn't point out that I had already paid, ten minutes ago, for the more expensive version. Since we had already been there so long it didn't seem worth making a fuss. But they didn't seem particularly apologetic. Four minutes later I finally got the latte, which was, well, a normal latte. Absolutely nothing special about it. I think we would have been better off going to Pressbyrån - the coffee is actually just fine and the wait wouldn't have been as long. Plus, you always know what you can get.

I genuinely have no idea what these other reviews are going on about? The lounge is huge, it's…read morequiet, it's modern and clean... I will for SURE be coming back to this lounge next time I am in Stockholm. The selection of stuff is as follows: Food: -Chips / Nuts - Salads - Meats / Cheeses - Delicious breads - Pasta salad - Soups - Noodles Drinks: - Sodas (pour your own + bottles) - Wine (white + red) - it's on tap.... Like beers, but wine... Pretty awesome. - Beers (on tap + bottled). WiFi - Strong AF / fast. Ambiance / facilities: When I was here it was dead quiet, not too busy (and it was 5pm on a weekday). Bathrooms were clean and quiet. Charging stations were ample.

Cute, cozy, warm and friendly cafe. Right on the center or corners or streets interaction in the…read moreold town. Plenty of choices of sweet cakes and pastries. Inside is warm and homey feeling with candle lights on tables. Friendly & helpful staff. Clean and spacious and with outdoor seatings right outside cut the door and around the corner of the cafe. Sat here and enjoys a beer then the queen cake and hot choco for a cold day in the city.

This place is basically a restroom that also serves coffee and pastries. We came in here because we…read moreneeded to use the restroom, and sadly, we were stuck in the touristy old town area with not a lot of options. We had an espresso and an apple pastry which wasn't too fresh tasting, served with a standard vanilla cream. The setting is touristy and meant to mimic a charming old Italian cafe. Seating is comfortable and it's entertaining to watch all the tourists come in to use the restroom and have trouble opening the door to get in (no key needed). They could do better maintenance on it, as they were out of toilet paper when we were there.