Bonne Femme — Restaurant in Stockholm

Decent bread. Employees lack basic barista education so coffee is not the best..once I bought a latte and took it with me home (probably a 5-10min walk) and when I got home the coffee was still burning hot (was already too hot to carry) and when I tasted it I could taste how burnt it was and how the milk had clashed. Proceeded to walk all the way back and ask for a new one after explaining that I can't drink this, I get a new one and walk home just to realize that the girl (emphasis on that she was probably under 20) had done the exact same thing again. Proceed to drink it because it was 8am and I just gave up. If you are lucky though you may go there when someone else is working (they don't seem to have people employed for very long so a lot of new faces weekly) you may be lucky enough to get a decent coffee. But like I said, they make their own bread and it's pretty good so that I...

It's always a good sign when you walk into a cafe early in the morning and find the bakers themselves having breakfast and eating their own pastries. This cafe opens earlier and closes later than others. There are indoor and outdoor seating. Located in a quiet neighborhood minutes from the metro, this place is a nice find. The cafe is cosy and clean. Only thing was, I was expecting a French bakery/cafe. They have a nice selection of breads, pastries and sandwiches but the taste and variety is more like a Swedish cafe. The taste is good and coffee is enjoyable. I had a crossiant with hard boiled egg and Kalles kaviar. When warmed up, it made a happy breakfast with the...

Nice local cafe/bakery in Hammarbyhöjden. The coffee shop/bakery is place nearby the subway station in Hammarbyhöjden. They had a nice selection of pastries, desserts and drinks. Nice place to sit for a coffee or work for while. Restroom is available. I will come back when I am...