Coffee shops and tea rooms Sweden

Just at the entrance to the town, this bakery-cafe offers a nice little break. Ideal for a stop on the way to (or from) Gothenburg. The home-made cakes are always fresh and tasty. We also appreciate the bread, which can be used to make sandwiches or for breakfast. And of course, the coffee is also up to scratch! The place also offers small menus for those who come at lunchtime, and you can sit on the small outdoor terrace to devour your sandwich.

Il Caffè is one of the locals' favorite places to have a fika. In a minimalist and industrial decor, the artists and hipsters of the island meet there to drink a coffee, nibble a kanelbulle, spend the afternoon working behind their computer or reading a book. The charming terrace allows you to relax in the sun while observing the comings and goings of Söder's inhabitants. The place is close to a concept store, as the (delicious) bakery S:t Paul has a stand and a breakthrough in the wall opens the space to a florist.

A great place in Malmö for a cup of tea with some sweets. For coffee lovers, don't hesitate to sign up for a tasting session. During the workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the history of coffee and the different stages of roasting. You'll understand what makes it tick and how to best prepare it for yourself and your guests. Perhaps the beginning of a vocation? The tasting season is from February to April and from September to November.

This is the café-restaurant of the Stockholm baths. Especially recommended in fine weather, when the shady terrace allows you to get away from the hubbub of the city centre. Under the glass roof of the large pool and the thick foliage, you can enjoy a beer or a tea without even hearing the noise of car engines. Everything here is organic, gluten-free, healthy, energizing, fresh and tasty. A nice place to take a break in the heart of the city and to recharge your batteries after a long afternoon of shopping or sightseeing!

Wayne's is Sweden's first coffee shop chain. With a touch of the USA, Wayne's is a coffee shop that satisfies even the most demanding gourmets. This upscale chain offers freshly ground organic coffee, good salads, the famous Swedish kannelbullar , English scones, or refreshing smoothies. This is again a great fika address, where a good choice of different delicacies is offered. Located at the central station of Stockholm, Waynes is a perfect address to have a quick snack or to take away.

Take a fika break in the middle of Djugården during a day in Skansen! In this small traditional Swedish café, you will find seasonal treats and drinks. Rhubarb pie in the sunshine of the inner courtyard, blooming in spring, or inside lit with candles, protected from the snow, with a Viennese chocolate in winter... All this in a classic charm: this house was built in 1707, painted all in red, this red that we find everywhere in Stockholm! The consumption is not too expensive.

Chaikhana, meaning tea house, is a central address in Gamla Stan that offers a peaceful space to take a relaxing afternoon break. In a secluded alley, you will find this place warm and cozy. Open a book or chat with friends while enjoying a variety of richly flavored teas. Chaikhana offers an alternative to the Swedish fika break while keeping the concept: an afternoon snack in a warming atmosphere. Tea is available for purchase and can be accompanied by a variety of delicacies.

A few meters from the river Ängermanälven and in the same street as Lilla Cafe, you can enjoy a pastry, a sandwich or indulge in a fika . The place has a slightly faded look, which may not suit everyone. For some, this little café has a vintage charm while being casual. Plus, you can eat there without breaking the bank! Very popular, this café also offers the possibility to sit on the terrace in summer. Very recommended address for a simple lunch or a cup of tea with a good book.

Café Saturnus is the ideal place to enjoy a delicious fika in the Norrmalm district. It's located on a picturesque street lined with trees and red brick buildings, a stone's throw from Humlegården Park. This French-inspired café also serves Swedish classics and small sandwiches in a warm atmosphere. You can also have lunch or brunch here without breaking the bank. A relaxed atmosphere subtly reminiscent of Parisian bistros! And here's a little bonus: you'll find the biggest kanelbullar in town!