Gourmet products local specialties and wines Stockholm

If there are few open-air markets in Sweden, Hötorget's Markets offer an interesting alternative for gourmets. The historic market hall is very popular because it is centrally located and overlooks the large outdoor market in Hötorget. The entrance is just to the right of the cinema. Fresh produce, bakeries, butchers, spice merchants, culinary specialties from around the world. There are also cafés and quality fast food stands.

For chocolate lovers who want to enjoy one of these delicacies, accompanied by coffee.

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Founded in 1923, the Kringlan bakery has always made a point of using the best quality raw materials. For a century, it has supplied many hotels and restaurants with breads, pastries and cakes, and also has a charming little café with just over a dozen seats in the Östermalm district. It's the perfect place for a tasty fika in a neat setting: black ceiling and immaculate walls with china plates and other artifacts hanging from them that give the feeling of being in a small box.

This bakery lives up to its name - it's a nugget! The pastries are just... incredible! Inside, a minimalist style with terrazzo tables, a touch of wood and pretty black banquettes. You'll find French classics and Swedish pastries like kanelbullar or semla when in season. It's also a good spot for a quick lunch break, with a wide range of sandwiches on offer. And to top it all off, Léon, the owners' dog and little mascot, is a real treat.

All their breads are baked in the large stone oven that struts in the middle of the bakery. They offer gourmet pastries and serve fika for an afternoon in the neighborhood. Right next to the trains, it's a convenient address to grab a snack in a hurry. They also have a great selection of sandwiches and salads. Come here for breakfast, lunch or coffee, open every day of the week. For an average budget.

Here's a bakery where the bread is baked in a stone oven, where everything is organic and handmade. A good address for good bread if you're looking for it, and if not, a good address for gourmet treats! In a singular, rustic setting, you can enjoy an authentic fika break, including coffee and their delicious cardamom brioche, known in Swedish as kardemummabullar. Relax, enjoy the delicacies, read a book in peace, chat with friends, or plan your next destination!

A fun and folkloric address, this is a traditional Swedish confectionery! You will find endless delicacies, between caramels, chocolates, candies, pralines... An address for gourmands and adored by children. The shop is often crowded, especially in the period before Christmas. If you don't know what to offer, you will find the answer in this shop. The treats are already packed and ready to be eaten!

In their fun store painted in candy pink, you can enjoy good ice cream, either in a cone or in a bowl. The flavors change often making each visit something special. They always offer vegetable alternatives and the portions are very generous. A highly recommended address for vegan gourmands, in case they have difficulties to find suitable places. Perfect for a stroll in Södermalm on a summer afternoon. They also have other stores with different opening hours.

Another great fika address! The Muffin bakery offers an endless series of different pastries and delicacies, making choice difficult or almost impossible. The atmosphere inside is warm, without anything too special or singular. If you don't want sweet treats, they also offer savory alternatives, including sandwiches and quiches. Prices are a little high, unsurprisingly for an address in this neighborhood. Obviously, they're better known for their muffins than anything else!

Haga is a bakery that specializes in the masterly execution of all kinds of cakes. You can go there to have fika as well as breakfast or lunch. A bright environment to enjoy sweet treats. They bake their bread in a stone oven in the traditional way. All prepared by two chefs, including Oscar Målevik, who won the Swedish Young Bakers Championship at the age of 19!

Café Pascal is a welcoming place as one would always wish to have downstairs. Carefully decorated, light walls contrasting with the exposed bricks and large windows, a beautiful symphony of pastel colors that seem inspired by Miami Beach. You will taste fresh and gourmet products. The coffee is delicious and in all its states! Ideal for those who would like to discover the pastries or other dishes of the country in a setting that could not be more Swedish. In winter, it's hard to tear yourself away from this cosy atmosphere.

On a quiet street, out of sight, this charming bakery-café makes delicious pastries. The menu includes a variety of home-made sandwiches, pastries and freshly ground coffee, with dairy products from the Svedjan farm. The bakery has a modern yet authentic style, offering a varied range of sourdough breads accompanied by pastries whose recipes are regularly renewed. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the staff are quick and friendly.

A small, unpretentious neighborhood bakery, but don't be fooled by its simple appearance, because everything, from pastries to sweets, is prepared in the traditional way. Raw materials are mainly organic or local. What's more, they make their own pralines, a souvenir you can take home with you. It's best to take away, as there's little seating inside. They also make a few sandwiches for the lunch break.