I was in the Central Station and had some free time. Stopped in at Lizette and had a big pot of…read moremussels. They were quite good and plentiful. The waitstaff was very friendly and the meal was excellent. The price was reasonable for this style of restaurant. If you ate stuck in the station and don't want a sandwich or burger, you will enjoy a pleasant meal here.

Dear Craig, This is an excellent restaurant for a peaceful…read moreevening with your wife. The food is very fresh and the combination of flavors was perfect. The other trend with the food is that all items were succulent. The beet and cheese starter was the most unique flavor. The risotto absorbed the flavor of vegetables and goat cheese for a unique flavor. I had not tried Char before and I'm glad I did, it was a buttery version of salmon. Sincerely, Jack

As we were strolling through Stockholm, we went up one of those fun little alleyways that has a…read moremillion different shoppes and cafes that every other country seems to have except Amerika. There upon we stumbled our butts the Schweizerkonditoriet! This place is legititits and so cute and so cozy and oh my golly, I think we took 100+ photos here for the 'Gram. It's just THAT CUTE OH EM GEE! But on toppa all that, the food was delicious, too! I stuffed my fat face with all sorts of delicacies like Ham'n'Cheese Sammich from the Great North. Some Granola and Yoghurt from the Great South. Some Orange Juice from the Okay East. Apfelstrudel mit Vanillesoße from the Great Deutschland. Fresh Squeezed Pomegranate Juice that was Freshly Squeezed! Service was great. KThxBai! LuvYou! ^_______^

Crowded. Touristy. Rude staff. Mediocre food. Don't bother. Had much better food elsewhere outside…read moreGamla Stan.

We came here for some cake and coffee after dinner…read more Open late, big place to chill, a big display of desserts. I got the hot chocolate and a pie. The hot chocolate was good, but it was a bit too sweet, but complimented well with the dessert because the dessert wasn't that sweet. Place was a bit disheveled and didn't have the best of crowds.

Great dessert selection. You order at counter. Not the cleanest place. Many places to charge your…read morephone and use free wifi. They have an upstairs. Outside seating also. Great hangout for the hipster crowd. You can order sandwiches.

Saw this chain bakery all over Stockholm so finally went on our last day for breakfast. They have…read moremany many options for pastries and sandwiches. I opted for the egg and avocado sandwich with a black coffee and thought it was solid. You definitely get chain-food vibes but th e quality was still good.

If you are yearning pastries and baked goods, this is a place to go drool. Beautiful desserts,…read morepastries and breads. All tempting and difficult to decide which one to take a bite into. The pastries taste as good as they look.

Cool little walk-up street stand. Donuts were super tasty although a bit hard from the cold. My…read morewife wanted churros which they whipped up right on the spot. The dough was put in a machine and cranked out the churros which the went into a fryer. They were really nice and flavorful. The guys who helped us were on top of their stuff and cranked out our order right away. Good service.

Donuts, ice cream, churros - oh my! Get it all when you come to Jafaris Donut stand. A small stand…read morein the middle of a bustling street, do not overlook this place if you want to satisfy your sweet tooth. We ended up coming here twice, getting the churros with nutella and ice cream. The ice cream is called soft ice at this place, and it's different than what you would expect from ice cream in America, but still really delicious. The first day, I also saw them making the donuts and they really go all out on the toppings. Let's just say, they don't skimp out on them. Just be sure to get some extra napkins-you'll definitely need them after you licking you fingers clean.

Disclaimer: this review is only for the specialty coffees... which were super delicious!…read more DRINKS: --------- Two iced caramel lattes, one dulce de leche latte, and one dark chocolate latte. So creamy smooth and refreshing, these drinks made this the ideal stop after our lovely dinner at Bakfickan. What a divine welcome to Europe, where espresso is good everywhere! AMBIANCE: ------------ Cozy ambiance and warm decor to enjoy your tasty beverages. People are just hanging out here, chatting and/or playing Pokemon Go. Yes, there is a Poke-stop here (this is where I actually caught my very first Pokemon). I had resisted playing and said I would download the game ONLY if it was released while we were in Europe. With my luck, it came out the day we arrived. STAFF: ------- Compared to some of the other businesses in the Stockholm area, the barista was extremely pleasant. Luckily in Sweden they are practically fluent in English (and at least 2-3 more languages in addition to Swedish), so we had no problem with our order. NOTE: Something about the milk/cream was so different than to that which we are accustomed, to the point that two of us had our stomachs rumbling all night. But not in a bad way -- luckily, we didn't experience an upset stomach or anything. I think our tummies just weren't used to that amazing Swedish milk. I wonder what it was that made the difference. DATE TIP: A great stop for that post-date coffee. Get all cozy with that special someone and spoil them with a specialty creamy smooth espresso drink. (Maybe you'll get bonus points for each Pokemon sighting!)

Cute spot to grab some coffee and pastries, really like the rustic casual vibe. Our espresso and…read morechai were pretty delicious and the vanilla cheesecake muffin was a nice sweet bite!

A small, ice cream bar, specialising in exotic flavours…read more We had cones with two different ice creams, and thereby tried saffron with honey, Tonka bean, raspberry and lime, and a mango sorbet with jalapeño peppers. The ice creams were all very nice indeed, although the mango sorbet with jalapeño peppers is possibly an acquired taste... The portions were also very generous, so we would recommend having only a single scoop of ice cream - you have the option of having two flavours in one scoop. Two scoops comes to just under £5, which sounds a lot, but it is a lot of ice cream (and would be far too much for a child). As well as the traditional cones, you can have small cartons. They also do ice cream to take away. A nice touch is that you can have a small taste before you decide which ice cream you want to buy.

One of the best ice cream shops I've ever been to in Europe. It was recommended to me by a local…read moreand Im so glad I gave this a try. It was the perfect shopping break on Drottninggatan. StikkiNikki boasts all natural and organic ice cream and you can really taste the difference. The flavours are very interesting and true to it's name. I had the beetroot lemon sorbet and sea salt olive oil to share. Pretty much a salad in ice cream form. It may not sound the most delicious but boy was it good! If you're a beet lover, you will definitely like the beetroot. There were also actual pieces of beets in it resulting in an interesting sorbet texture. The first impression of the sea salt olive oil ice cream was a creamy vanilla with a hint of salt but as you savour it, you can taste the delicate olive flavour within Thankfully, they are super generous with their scoops yummy ice cream (see photo). Just can't get enough. StikkiNikki is so good! Must try when in Stockholm. Highly recommended.

This tour was great!! Our guide, Tura, (sp?) was phenomenal and each stop was basically a meal. It…read morewas a nice way to walk around more of the city and enjoy a variety of food. We also received some cool historical context along the way. They were FANTASTIC with food allergies (ex: vegetarian, lactose intolerant, no alcohol). Tura made sure we all felt very included and were provided with substitutes. Thanks for a great time!

My husband and I were in Stockholm for a week, and decided to do both tours offered at the time,…read moreone focused in Sodermalm, and the other a more Nordic experience. Unfortunately, in July the Nordic tour isn't as authentic as usual, since some restaurants are closed for that month. So our tours overlapped in a few places, but to our delight only 1 restaurant served the same food (Urban Deli). Our tour guide was Frederick for both, and he was absolutely stellar. You can tell he is the one who does all the research, and is very passionate about sharing. Plus, you get a nifty booklet of all the places you visit! I would recommend doing both tours if possible, but if you can only do one, I'd say the culinary Sodermalm was just barely my favorite. We did a third tour from a different organization, and it severely paled in comparison.

Stopped in for breakfast. I asked for a recommendation of a sandwich with eggs. I was told the one…read moreI selected has Swedish caviar. The coffee was strong and delicious. I was tempted to get a pastry as well, but held off on that.

There are multiple locations for this bakery. This one is located in a shopping mall. When I was…read morestanding behind the counter, I was not acknowledged. The two employees were talking among themselves. I came here for the Princess cake- a Swedish cake. It is a layered cake of sponge, pastry cream, raspberry jam, and a thick layer of whipped cream. It is covered with green marzipan sprinkled with powdered sugar, and decorated with a pink marzipan rose. It was better than I expected. I'm glad the marzipan wasn't too thick. The dessert is best shared as it is quite sweet after several bites.

Sorelle is such a cute place! Everyone who was working there was too nice, it looked really nice as…read morewell and the breakfast tasted wonderful. We came here an early Sunday morning, before I had to catch the bus back to Arlanda Airport (which leaves from right on the other side of the street, next to Fridhemsplan t-bana). That perfect location made us choose to go here, but I'd definitely go back! At first it looked as if they don't have that much to choose from thought, but all three of us got what we wanted and they serve good coffee ánd fresh orange juices! I went for a croissant, kanelbulle (to say goodbye to Sweden ;)), a latte and an orange juice and paid 105kr for all that. It was more than enough to start the day with, take a bus to the airport to ánd fly back to Amsterdam, so I was happy. And yep: I'm a fan.

I wish there was a zero star review option on the Yelp as well! I went there with a friend on a…read moreSaturday for brunch. They had really limited options to choose from. 3,4 kinds of pastry, 2 kinds of juices, one kind of yogurt & fried egg sandwiches with/ without salami on them. The sandwiches were stacked up on top of each other outside the fridge right at the cashier( the point where you walked in) so I assumed they were there only to display so I asked here that if I order egg sandwich I'll get a hot egg, right? She said no these are the sandwiches & it is served cold, do you want hot, I said yeah assuming that she was gonna crack an egg for me and make one but then she just put one of those sandwiches in a microwave! And you probably know what kind of smell to expect from a heated fried egg!! Absolutely disgusting! They also serve their coffee in a plastic cup which was a huge minus for me. I think the whole idea with this cafe must have been a hipster simple hang out but it has gone terribly wrong and all that is, is really a dump looking place with a bunch of worn out furniture & plastic dishes to serve food in! And last but not least,they charge me 70 SEK for a fairly small( compare to other cafes) sandwich & a lousy late which makes this place one of the most overpriced cafes in the whole Stockholm!