Drottninggatans Karamellaffär — Restaurant in Stockholm

The staff is more interested in talking to each other than in paying attention to the customer. The variety of Swedish chocolate brands is very low but they have several flavors of the same brand. You pay 200 crowns for a small chocolate but they have nothing (wrapping paper) to protect the packaging. No information or vegan products if you take someone with these needs. I don't recommend it, walk a little further towards Stockholm-centrum and you will find stores with perhaps the same or lower prices with better attention to the product and...

A lovely candy store. In addition to selling the famous chokladboll (chocolate ball) and cannoli at the counter, there are also plenty of individually wrapped small candies and chocolates sold by weight, so children can easily shop with pocket money. What we really like is the spring-shaped mint candy. It tastes the same as a Christmas candy cane, but its thin and weird shape is exceptional and joy to mouth. While walking around the city for sightseeing, we stopped by many times...

The shop was lovely, with a wide variety of options. There were two members of staff who were lovely, and very inviting. However, the middle aged dark haired woman who served me at the till was very cold, and I did not feel welcomed by her at all. She seemed quite agitated, and made me feel like I was a burden to her. I would not want to be served by her again.

A shame, as the shop itself has a very good energy, and the melon gelato I had...