10 popular brunch spots in Stockholm – for weekdays and weekends
Looking for the best brunch in Stockholm? You’ve come to the right place. Here’s our guide to the city’s tastiest brunches – from Asian flavours and classic favourites to vegetarian options and trendy Södermalm hangouts. A brunch guide filled with flavour, style and new favourites to discover.
1. Greasy Spoon
Greasy Spoon is one of Stockholm’s most popular brunch spots, offering everything from a classic eggs Benedict to a vegan granola bowl and excellent pancakes. Want to add a little extra? No problem. You can top up with extra eggs, feta or avocado to make your brunch exactly the way you like it. The lively atmosphere and great coffee attract both locals and visitors. Make a reservation to secure a table during the weekend rush.
Find it here: Hagagatan 4, Tjärhovsgatan 19, S:t Göransgatan 74, Drottninggatan 71A
2. At Six
At Six in central Stockholm offers a brunch experience that’s anything but ordinary. Enjoy a generous buffet with elegant presentation in a stylish setting – perfect if you feel like treating yourself, whether it’s a long brunch with friends or a quiet start to the weekend. Expect everything from freshly baked bread and sushi to incredible desserts and an iconic chocolate fountain. Make sure to book a table for a brunch to remember.
Find it here: Brunkebergstorg 6
3. Pom & Flora
If you’re looking for a fresh, modern spot for breakfast or brunch that’s reasonably priced, Pom & Flora is an excellent choice. The café has three locations in Stockholm, serving everything from sourdough with eggs and avocado to porridge with berries and cardamom, açaí bowls, yoghurt, banana bread and plenty more. And yes – you’ll also find both coffee and matcha drinks on the menu. They don’t take reservations, so expect a bit of a queue at weekends, but it’s well worth the wait.
Find it here: Odengatan 39, Bondegatan 64, Rörstrandsgatan 34
4. Izakaya
Celebrating something special, or simply looking to give your weekend a little extra shine with a memorable meal? Then Izakaya – the sister restaurant to TAK – at Brunkebergstorg is well worth a visit. Here you’ll find the brunch concept BonKaiten, where the waiting staff circulate with trays filled with different dishes. Pick whatever tempts you, wait for the next round to arrive – and pay only for what you choose.
The menu follows a Nordic–Japanese philosophy, offering everything from classic sushi to favourites like Chicken Karaage with a waffle. And as an added bonus, you’ll enjoy stunning views over Stockholm, as the restaurant sits on the top floor of the 14-storey building.
Find it here: Brunkebergstorg 4
5. À la lo
At À la lo you can enjoy a delicious brunch every day of the week. Inspired by French café culture, this cosy spot on Östermalm was opened by a mother–daughter duo. Smoothies, banana bread, croissants, yoghurt, green juices and high-quality coffee are just some of the things on offer. At weekends, they also serve French toast and toasted levain with scrambled tofu, roasted mushrooms, slow-baked tomatoes and herb cream… getting hungry yet? Understandable. And the best part: every dish is plant-based.
Find it here: Birger Jarlsgatan 77
6. Sthlm Brunch Club
This is where you’ll find Stockholm’s fluffiest – and most Insta-worthy – pancakes. The queue that snakes outside every weekend says everything about how good they are. But Sthlm Brunch Club is far more than pancakes: the menu is packed with bowls, bagels, shakes and dishes featuring bacon, avocado and Nutella. It’s a cosy place to start your morning or afternoon, with brunch served all day long.
There are plenty of vegan options too, and the menu makes it easy to see exactly what each dish contains. You can’t book a table, so if you want to avoid the longest queues, it’s best to arrive just before opening – or later in the afternoon.
Find it here: Dalagatan 24
7. Berns Asiatiska
Looking for a place where you can settle in and brunch for hours? This is it. Set in grand, historic surroundings with chandeliers, soaring ceilings and first-class service, Berns Asiatiska is a long-standing favourite. The menu features dishes from across Asia, with a strong focus on Japan — and the sushi is a real highlight. You can choose between an à la carte menu, a brunch buffet with cold dishes, and a generous dessert table.
Find it here: Berzelii park 9
8. Mahalo
Mahalo is a go-to brunch spot in Stockholm if you’re after something fresh, colourful and genuinely delicious. Everything on the menu is plant-based, and you’ll find bowls, pancakes and smoothies that are both satisfying and wonderfully light. The tropical vibe, vibrant flavours and relaxed atmosphere make Mahalo a place you’ll want to return to — whether it’s for a weekend treat or a little weekday indulgence.
Find it here: Odengatan 26, Hornsgatan 61, Hantverkargatan 34
9. Mister French
Every Saturday and Sunday, Mister French presents an elegant seafood buffet inside one of the former customs buildings along Skeppsbron, right by Gamla Stan. Here you can enjoy both exotic and classic French flavours, all paired with stunning views of Stockholm’s waterfront.
Alongside fresh seafood, you’ll find freshly baked croissants, poached eggs and omelettes – and, of course, you can order classic brunch cocktails such as a Mimosa or a Bloody Mary.
Find it here: Tullhus 2
10. Gast
Gast is a favourite spot in the Vasastan district if you’re after a great breakfast, brunch or simply a relaxed coffee break. The menu features American-style pancakes, porridge with fresh toppings, avocado toast, bowls and excellent coffee – all served in a laid-back, stylish setting. It’s the perfect place for a slow weekend morning, a catch-up with friends or a quiet pause in the middle of the city.
Find it here: Rådmansgatan 57
