This is a true megastore, with everything from food to toys to camping/picknick equipment to a…read morepharmacy. They even have a McDonald's at the entrance for those who have traveled far (and maybe by public transport) and need a recharge before they head home. The pet food section is big, the fruit and veggie section is bigger and the deli is huge. They have an in-store bakery with fresh bread and cakes. The layout is good and you can get through the store quickly without getting lost in a maze. Parking is free with no need for any ticket. I like this supermarket a lot.

Great sortiment and its fun to be there. But don't expect to be dealt fast in any way…read more Painfully slow staff and extremely long cash register lines. Yes, its so bad that it took 3 stars off from the rating. Its way worse during rush hours as well. They have really poor management of staff.

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.

I think this is a great value grocery store! They have more fresh produce than the ICA on the…read moreotherside of the torg, and they just have more fun, strange deals. It's definitely a value store, with a section of big bins of really cheap, somewhat random items. I could always find the packaged salmon a bit cheaper at Mat Dax than at the ICA. Check it out for sure! Of course if you want very high quality food and materials then maybe this isn't the best place for you. Like I said above, it's a value store! But it's a GREAT value store. I don't recall them ever having much organic produce and some of the items they sell are a bit ghetto but again they're cheap! When I moved away from Hagsätra, I found myself going in just to poke around and see what kind of deals they had when I was in the area. I even brought one of their plastic bags back to America with me as a souvenir ^^

This is a tiny little kiosk behind the ticket gates at Sollentuna station. Despite the tiny space…read morethe manage to offer hot and cold beverages, candy, snacks, fruits and some half healthy savory snacks and energy bars. The selection is perhaps not huge but they are friendly, prices are fairly reasonable and it is always good to have something easily accessible, without having to exit the station, while waiting for the always delayed commuter trains.

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.]

Ica To Go is the food on the go concept from grocery chain Ica. As the name suggest they focus on…read morefood that can be eaten on the go. There is a good assortment of salads, sandwiches, wraps and yogurts but also candy, chocolate, drinks, nuts as well as some basic groceries. The food is neither great nor bad so they are doing what can be expected and at the central station they are one of the acceptable options.

This is my 2nd trip, last one was 2 years ago. We came from Sodermalm, taking the subway to…read moreUniversitet then a slight walk outside, under the road to catch commuter Train #28. Get off at Arninge, then up the elevator, across the road down the escalator then outside where you will see Costco. Your US Costco membership card will not scan here but they will let you in and your membership card will scan at checkout. The feel of the store is typical Costco however open your eyes to the things that you can't find in the USA. We are here for a month so I could buy some stuff but I did not overload my card. My first buy is a 4.5 pound tin of Quality Chocolate. I bought 2. I had this at Christmas as a little girl. Allowing for the exchange rate, it ran me about $28 vs Amazon's $85. They also had a big bucket of swedish candy which local grocers have in their big bins. Even I couldn't eat that much candy. Produce was fresh. There is no $4.99 chicken here. That chicken is about double. Two years ago the Sushi was relatively cheap. This time it was double what I paid in San Francisco. Nice selection of new cheeses for us. I found a container of beetroot salad or at least I think that is what it was. I hate beets, but this is good. Got a package of Falukorv which is kind of like trail bologna. Oranges were reasonably priced as was the mixed salad greens. The cherry tomatoes smelled great but they were quite a bit higher than the USA. I will say that I do find produce I get in Sweden is tastier. Checkout procedure is the same and you show your receipt at the door. Unless you are driving, bring shopping bags. They sell liquor but it always seem closed the times we are there. It is winter now and most of the walking areas are icy so wear good shoes. Yes there are samples. There is no $1.50 hot dog but they do have hotdogs. Be prepared that things are labeled in Swedish. Be adventurous. Try things you can only find in Sweden. And pricing...well at the moment the exchange rate isn't as good as 2 years ago. But I move the decimal point and add a little extra. That's why I passed on those $10 tomatoes.

They have a pretty good sortement of product for being that small. Because of the immigrant…read morepopulation here, they sell a lot of foreign food that you don't find in the city center. Staff is super nice and always happy, eventhough you sometimes have to wait in line for a long time. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, not always the best ones but usually the quality is good.