The Best Brunch and Breakfast in Stockholm in 2025

Brasserie Astoria in Stockholm is a lively spot created by the Frantzén group. It has a busy, upbeat atmosphere with a big city brasserie feel. The stylish setting and energetic crowd make it a welcoming place for a memorable night out.

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Lesley Pittaway

Food Enthusiast – Stockholm, Sweden

Forever a fan of FrantzénForever a fan of Frantzén, this relatively new opening was of course on my list of must-visits whilst in Stockholm.Brasserie Astoria: big, bold, beautiful. I can't say the crowd were exactly my cup of tea but the menu, flavours, atmosphere and service were right up my street.

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Pom & Flora is a cozy all-day breakfast spot in the center of Stockholm with three convenient locations. It’s known for its relaxed atmosphere, where walk-ins are always welcome without needing a reservation. Over the years, it has earned a loyal following by keeping things simple and inviting for everyone who stops by.

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Ina Niiniketo

Chef – Helsinki, Finland

My favorite breakfast place in Stockholm.My favorite breakfast place in Stockholm. Love that they do ”ala carte”-dishes by order in the kitchen and nothing is standing in the fridge as in many cafes.

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Brunos korvbar – Östermalm is a laid-back street food spot near the Östermalm Food Hall, known for its variety of sausages from around the world and quick service. This family-run stand has been around since 1992 and offers a no-frills setup with simple outdoor seating. It’s often seen as a local landmark for its straightforward approach to bold, satisfying flavors.

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Diogo Lopes

Food writer – Lisbon, Portugal

This is what street food should always be: Bold flavours, good products, simplicity and fastness. Bruno’s is a Stockholm landmark and should be treated like such, even though in the end it’s a food truck with a makeshift outside seating area. Your focus should be the hot dogs - there are several types of sausage to choose from, from the more spicy (and spiced) one to the more subtle. Choose your toppings - from several pickles to the all-time classic mustard -, grab a cold beer and be merry.

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Café & Bageri Pascal is a relaxed spot in Stockholm known for quality coffee and freshly baked goods. With several locations around the city, it’s convenient for a cozy break or a quick bite. You’ll find a welcoming atmosphere and a variety of tasty treats to enjoy.

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Anna Norström

Food journalist – Stockholm, Sweden

Top class cinnamon buns, pastries, coffee and breads.Get your cinnamon or cardamom buns from this café and bakery on the bustling street of Åsögatan. Aside from beautiful buns Pascal also has a great selection of croissants (ask for almond!), cakes, sometimes madeleines and sandwiches, plus more. Pascal also cooks up lunch: like soup with a toastie on. the side. Bonus: Very good coffee selection; both in terms of beans and pours (like Chemex).

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Stora Bageriet is a cozy spot in the heart of Stockholm, set in a building that was once an army bakery for over 300 years. It has a spacious interior and a large outdoor terrace where you can sit and unwind. Visitors drop by throughout the day for freshly baked treats and a relaxed atmosphere.

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Tara Junker

Recipe developer & food writer – Helsinki, Finland

Big words, but I would really say that Stora Bageriet has the best buns in Stockholm! Come here for breakfast, lunch or fika. It’s cozy inside, but they do have a big terrace outside as well.

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Baggio is an Italian-inspired spot in Stockholm that focuses on freshly prepared food made with quality ingredients. Its easygoing atmosphere offers a quick break from the everyday, making you feel like you’ve slipped into Italy for a moment.

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Simon Bajada

Author & Photographer – Stockholm, Sweden

Fresh Italian focaccia made to order with quality ingredients. No premade, no refrigeration- perfect. Also a great range of coffees and some bomboloni. The coffee with a mini magnum is a cheeky treat. A quick stop there feels like you just went to Italy- for a minute!

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Svedjan Bageri is a welcoming Swedish bakery in Stockholm’s Södermalm district. It’s known for its well-made bread and weekly specials, and locals often line up for a taste. If you’re after an authentic bakery experience, it’s worth making the trip.

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Niklas Ekstedt

Chef at Ekstedt – Stockholm, Sweden

The best place if you want to go and have traditional Swedish bread at the moment is at Svedjan in the Södermalm district. They’ve also had an ice cream shop next door. It's extremely popular, so go there on a good hour because it's always queue for the bread and for their kanelbullar, the cinnamon rolls. The bread is very well made. It's on the very opposite side of the city where I live, but I still go there once a week to buy bread. They also serve the amazing coffee from Koppi in Helsingborg. So it's a bit of a nostalgia to drink coffee for me as well there. It's great. They do traditional rye bread as well, and they also have weekly specials and everything. I think if you're in Stockholm, Svedjan is the place to go to if you want to experience a real Swedish bakery.

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Pascal Kaffebar is a small coffee bar and bakery in downtown Stockholm, known for its specialty coffee and fresh baked goods. Its cozy, down-to-earth setting makes it a welcoming spot for locals and visitors looking to enjoy a relaxed break.

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Kenneth Nars

WoM co-founder & creative director – Helsinki, Finland

Great coffee and bread in downtown Stockholm? The Stureplan location of Café Pascal is a hole in the wall coffee bar and bakery with all the pour over and special coffees, breakfast ”fralla” with cheese, ham etc and flaky, slightly dense, but super flavoursome croissants. Try the rye with avocado and egg sandwich. Small lunch soup and sandwich offerings, too.

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