Vete-Katten

The shop is beautiful and very comfortable to sit in. It’s a great place to enjoy coffee, have work meetings, work, or read a book. The atmosphere inside is nice.nnThe coffee is decent. As for the shop’s famous Princess Cake, it looks great but is a bit too sweet for my taste. However, if you’re curious to try it, it’s still worth a visit.

Visited Vete-Katten Kungsgatan on the morning of May 3. One thing they really need to improve is updating their opening hours on Google. It said they open at 8am on Sunday so I arrived around 8:45am only to find out they actually open at 9. I had to wait outside for more than 10 minutes in the cold and rain, which was not a great start.nnI was the first customer to enter, but suddenly a big group came in right after and the place became busy quickly. Despite that, the staff remained welcoming and pleasant. I liked my food, the ambiance was cozy and charming, and the toilets were clean too. Overall, still a nice experience once inside.

A place from November 1928. Has its own tea brands green and black the pastries, sandwiches and lunch salads items were really nice as you can see there was noting left.nnBonus: use the inner garden

This was probably my favorite bakery during my trip to Stockholm. Although I went prior to close the selection was great and I highly enjoyed the different flavors. They offer mini cakes of their larger versions if you want to try a little bit of everything.

The atmosphere of the café is calm, comfortable, and inviting. Walking in, the space gives the impression that the pastries will be delicate and thoughtfully crafted, while the coffee feels like it should be the perfect soothing start to the day. The staff were also friendly and welcoming throughout the visit.nnUnfortunately, the products themselves did not live up to the atmosphere. The pastry lacked the light, airy texture I expected and instead felt heavy with each bite. The cinnamon and brown sugar filling failed to stand out, leaving the flavors feeling muted rather than delicate and balanced. The latte was equally disappointing, finishing with a bitter aftertaste that lingered more than the coffee itself. Rather than enjoying it, I found myself missing the latte I had the day before at D'Abramo - Taste Italy just a block and a half away