Where to go for Afternoon Tea

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A table with a serving of afternoon tea; hot tea poured into a cup, delishious-looking bluberry and strawberry cupcakes and white tableware.

Långholmens Wärdshus

Långholmens Wärdhus is housed in an old country estate from the 1600s, on the green island of Långholmen. The historical environment includes a restaurant, hotel, and hostel. In the restaurant, you can eat traditional Swedish meals made with local ingredients. On Saturdays, Afternoon Tea is served with a variety of pastries, cakes, and scones, accompanied with homemade jam.

Fika in Stockholm. Chaikhana teahouse at Gamla Stan, interior. Picture och the counter, with tables and customers visible in the background.

Chaikhana in the Old Town (Gamla Stan) serves first-class teas from around the world. Their wide selection includes both delicious classics and lesser-known blends. Drop-in for an Afternoon Tea and a snack, or learn more about the mysteries of tea at one of their tea tastings.

Chaikhana

Vetekatten

Vetekatten in central Stockholm is a coffee-and-pastry-institution. A well-preserved, tradition-packed café where you can sample traditional Swedish pastries of superior quality. They have several branches throughout the city and their first has been open, almost every day, since opening its door at Kungsgatan 55 in 1928.

Cadierbaren Grand Hôtel

Luxurious, elegantly cozy bar with comfortable sofa groups and ravishing views of the water and the Royal Palace. Innovative bar menu and popular weekend brunch and Afternoon Tea. A classic Stockholm experience.

Svenskt Tenn

The classic interior design company Svenskt Tenn has its flagship store on the beautiful shoreline boulevard of Strandvägen. The company originated with a fortuitous meeting between two courageous people with fresh ideas: the stylist and businesswoman Estrid Ericsson and the designer Josef Frank. The timeless, amazingly-patterned, and brilliantly colored creations are cause for a pilgrimage for anyone with an interest in design and interior furnishings. The store has modern classics, a lovely gift department with glass, pottery, and objects by younger established designers. Lunch is served at the store, every weekday, and on weekends there&#x27;s a lovely Afternoon Tea and brunch-buffé being served.

Where to go for Afternoon Tea

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