Sjöcaféet

Plus for location. But 159 SEK for a dry piece of salmon with thee sad pre-​boiled potatoes?! Dillmayo in a plastic cup? Tasted like it had been heated in the microwave.

We came here for a rest and some food after sightseeing in Stockholm’s city center. The location and the view is fantastic. I had the shrimps salad, which was very nice and a generous portion. The meatballs and jacked potato also received positive feedback. You order at the bar and pay there. The food is brought to the table and came after a short wait.

I like this place in the summer, as it has a fantastic location and yummy smoothies. Food is nothing special, but gets the job done. There are not so many gluten free options, but you can always find baked potatoes with some shrimps. If you are around Djurgarden and you are looking for a quick lunch stop, this is it!

Verdict: Hell NO, For food or beverage I would ratter look elsewhere! I won’t be charged nor do I think it’s cool to pay just for the settings or a nice package!
Pros:
— Rentals, bike and boat.
— Clean public bathrooms.
— Nice outdoor sitting.
— Location.
Cons:
— Most thing food/​drink related. Nor the quality or the quantity of what is served justifies the prices asked for it.
— Tourist trap.
— All hot beverages such as lattes or cappuccinos are made in an automated machine even though you are asked to pay barrista prices!
— Most sweets such as cookies or cakes here feel and probably are semi-​finished and brought from outside vendors even though you are asked to pay bakery on site prices!

I really do not understand how this coffee shop can get more than 2 stars.
I would like to point out that I am writing this review in English for all the tourists coming to Stockholm. This place is a tourist trap, and what makes it even worse is the fact that the tourist information at Djurgården is in the same building.
Yes, the view is spectacular and as many other tourist traps this coffee shop is right where a lot of tourists will come. There is no doubt that they will succeed mainly because they are located on such a good spot, but it is still according to me shamlishly bad.
The newly renovated coffee shop looks modern and fancy from the outside but the design inside is boring and is crammed with chairs everywhere to fit as many customers as possible. I do not even want to get into details about their sweets and food. Avoid this place if you can, Stockholm has so much more to offer.

Auf Djurgarden, neben der Brücke, die nach Östermalm führt, gibt es am Wasser einen Verleih für Tretboote, Kajaks und Kanus. Für eine Stunde Paddelspaß nehmen die unkomplizierten Jungs zwischen 150 und 200 SEK.
Vom Wasser hat man einen schönen Blick auf Djurgarden. Natürlich kommt man in der Stunde nicht besonders weit und muss ein wenig aufpassen, dass man dem sonstigen Bootsverkehr nicht in die Quere kommt. Gerade für Leute, die nicht so viel Übung haben, ist das mitunter etwas stressig. Macht aber Spaß und ist so zentral, dass es sich problemlos in einen Städtetrip einbauen lässt.