Fika Swedish Kitchen

the space is divided between a cozy interior and an exterior area that gets a decent amount of sun. the order can be done via a QR code online menu or more traditional via the counter. the caffe is quite cold, with beautiful minimalist natural, Swedish) decoration, with lowkey music that does not disturb conversation. the personal is very friendly and competent. they are well joined together, tasty and nourishing. a small selection of European/Swedish were also available for sale.

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delicious, local and sunny vibes, good customer service. in any case, other menu items like the kalles kaviar and Swedish meat balls will try again. love how their website offers pictures for every menu item. silly susan acidic sawn and crimped hering with crushed iron and radishes on kavring roggenbrot. the brot was a high point of the plate, as well as the art and wise, as all the aromen in harmonie came together

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so **** delicious. aromen complement each other perfectly. fill. I really feel like I deserved my money. mood is calm. my favorite café in sydney. hot chocolate too sweet. edit: paid $16 for a speck and eierroller. bun burned, fried egg overboiled, speck either burned or raw, but crushed in oil. At some point, nothing is fun at this roll and it took 30 minutes to make. I don't think I'm going back.

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First time at this Cafe and was blown away by their service! Have a look out for the 'name of the day ' as you may get a free coffee. Lovely place with amazing staff and service was awesome too

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first Swedish inspired cafe menu I came in sydney. (do not count ikea). is ingenious, looks good and tastes good. also large portions. will be definitiw my place in manly.

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