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.

I’ve tried a few bakes and pastries here and all of them are good, but none of them were outstanding. This particular shop is quite big and has plenty of seats. To order, you will have to line up before taking your seats. It can get quite noisy during peak hours. The service was also really mediocre - sometimes the ladies at the cashier do not even bother to greet customers.

Traditional cafe near T-Centralan to stop for Fika or lunch. They are known for the prinsess cake and it didn’t disappoint. Prices were a little high and the salad wasn’t my favorite, but it was perhaps just not aligned with my American expectations for salad. The interior is inviting and there are plenty of places to sit for a leisurely time.

Lovely traditional café in central Stockholm. I bought a princess cake for take-away, and it was very pretty and beautifully made. The taste was good, although my kids did not love it as much as I expected — but they still enjoyed it. The café has a classic old-style atmosphere and also looks like a nice place to sit down for coffee and cake.

Great ambience and service! I would give this a 4.5 star rating.nnThis place was suggested by both chatgpt and Gemini when I was searching for places to try good swedish desserts while visiting. It was definitely worth going here.nnCinnamon bun - 5/5nPrincess cake - 4/5 - didn't meet the expectations for me.