Bakery
Bakery with focus on sourdough bread which works with local products. Always has vegan options on the lunch menu. Cashless. NOTE: Reported to have served non-vegan items in error. Open Mon-Fri 07:00-18:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-16:00.
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Added by AndreaOsmar on 22 Sep 2021
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3 Reviews
First Review by AndreaOsmar
tomyaro
Points +333
Artisan baking meets bohemian charm in Stockholm’s leafy south - Edit
Visited August 2nd, 2025. First heard of on insta a few years back.
Read moreAlrighty folks, time to inject some justice into this place.
Not saying previous reviewers are wrong.
It's been a few years and maybe things just changed.
During winter a hip bakery, summer a hip bakery and pizza and beer place, with wonderful seatings in the frontside (sunny side) lush park-ish outdoor area.
Located in cozy, calm Hökarängen, in Southern Stockholm.
They always have (not a lot but still) some vegan options. Last visit they had a mini banana bread cake, which was alright, this time they had a vegan dates bar ("Rawpuck") 38 sek, which was really good.
They serve three different pizzas every (summer) weekend, thursday through sunday, starting at noon. One of them is a vegan one, in fact the same one they're serving at Omnipollos Hatt on Södermalm. They also serve a selection of Omnipollo beers on tap.
The pizza is presented as: PIZZA #2 (Vegan): Muhammara, cherry tomatos, dates, black olives, fennel, ruccola, syrup, olive oil (contains nuts). 155 sek.
The pizza is alright. Not the best in town, but good enough still. The Omnipollo beers are renowned superb.
The place is amazing, the staff is attentive. Well worth a visit!
Guest
BriarB
Points +11
Served "vegan" pastries with eggs and dairy by rude staff. - Edit
The staff however is not only slow, under-trained and confused, but also plain mean. Feels like being served by a pack of high school bullies.
Read moreWe've been going regularly for years, and simply gotten used to it since it's a convenient location for us ( and anyway we don't believe service staff always has to be super friendly, so we've assumed they've just had stressful days ), but we've finally had to stop.
Several times the staff have served my vegan partner eggs and dairy, after we explicitly asked if something was vegan and were told yes. The next time we went there we were told those pastries were definitely not vegan, so that's fun.
They will look us up and down with an open scowl on their face. And no, we've never been rude back. We're both in service and if anything, overly polite.
They say they allow dogs, but don't believe them. They will yell at you if your dog makes any noise. Not politely ask you to leave - YELL at you.
Other guests have deliberately provoked our dog and scared him into a single warning bark, and the staff's reaction was to straight up yell at us to shut our dog up or we can't be there. The interaction was just so aggressive, and escalated out of nothing. No warnings, no requests, just angry yelling.
Meanwhile the place is literally packed with screaming children.
Altogether just bad vibes honestly. Don't bother.
Pros: Decent buns, not vegan, Good coffee, Live band sometimes
Cons: Openly mean staff with no knowledge, Not dog friendly despite claims, A single vegan option, when they can find it
Guest
AndreaOsmar
Points +1289
Great bakery! - Edit
Love the vibe and outdoor seating. They have several events with takeovers. Their falafel dish is really good!
Read morePros: Amazing outdoor seating
Cons: Need more vegan pastry
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