Café
1. Vete-Katten
Classic Stockholm konditori founded in 1928 on Kungsgatan, serving princess cake, buns and pastries with freshly brewed coffee in a traditional setting.
View details — Vete-KattenFika, the Swedish coffee break with something sweet on the side, is a daily ritual in Stockholm, and the city has cafés for every taste. Vete-Katten on Kungsgatan, founded in 1928, is the classic konditori for princess cake and pastries, while Café Saturnus near Stureplan is known for its large bowls of latte and cinnamon buns and serves breakfast and weekend brunch. In Gamla Stan, Chokladkoppen on Stortorget has a summer terrace on the square and stays open into the evening.
For speciality coffee, Drop Coffee by Mariatorget rotates its own light-roasted coffees every day, and Café Pascal near Odenplan roasts its beans and is known for its sandwiches. On Djurgården, Rosendals Trädgård serves lunch, cakes and bread from its wood-fired bakery in a biodynamic market garden, and it makes a pleasant break between museums, although tables cannot be booked. Most cafés open early on weekdays and later at weekends, and they get busy around the mid-afternoon fika hour. Card and mobile payments are the norm, and many cafés do not accept cash, so carry a card.
6 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Stockholm
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Classic Stockholm konditori founded in 1928 on Kungsgatan, serving princess cake, buns and pastries with freshly brewed coffee in a traditional setting.
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French-inspired café near Stureplan since 1989, known for large bowls of latte, cinnamon buns, all-day breakfast and weekend brunch.
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Speciality coffee café by Mariatorget run by an award-winning Stockholm roaster, rotating its light-roasted coffees daily on espresso and filter.
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Garden café in a biodynamic market garden on Djurgården, run by a foundation since 1982, with a wood-fired bakery, greenhouses and a plant and farm shop.
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Small café on Stortorget in Gamla Stan since 1997, serving hot drinks, pastries, large sandwiches and simple hot dishes, with a summer terrace on the square.
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Vasastan café a block from Odenplan, with its own coffee roastery and sandwiches that helped it win the Gulddraken award for Stockholm's best café in 2019.
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