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12 Best Candy Stores in Stockholm

A candy store in Stockholm can mean more than a quick sugar fix. The city’s options include premium liquorice, international sweets, specialist food halls and shops where candy sits alongside gifts, groceries or prepared food.

Choose according to the occasion: a small treat, a curated gift, a tasting stop or a plant-based shop. Location and opening availability matter for short visits, while gift shopping benefits from checking the current selection first.

How this guide is ordered

The guide compares shops by sweet selection, gifting potential, tasting opportunities, international products and related food offers. It also notes when a venue works better as a market, grocery stop or quick visit than as a traditional candy shop. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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LAKRIDS BY BÜLOW Sturegallerian #1

LAKRIDS BY BÜLOW Sturegallerian

4.8107 reviews
Stureplan 4, 114 35 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Premium liquorice giftsTasting different liquorice styles

LAKRIDS BY BÜLOW Sturegallerian is a dedicated candy store focused on slow-crafted liquorice in a polished Stockholm shopping setting. The range is designed for tasting and gifting, with staff who can guide selection and help locate particular flavours when a preferred variety is not immediately on display.

In-store shopping and pickup make the boutique convenient for both a quick treat and a planned present. Its selection suits liquorice enthusiasts, curious first-time tasters and anyone looking for a refined edible gift rather than ordinary pick-and-mix sweets.

Karla-Frukt AB #2

Karla-Frukt AB

4.555 reviews
Karlavägen 72, 114 59 Stockholm, Sweden

Karla-Frukt AB is a Stockholm candy store with a modern, stylishly renovated look and a cosy feel. The shop also serves coffee, creating a small café element alongside its sweet-focused offer.

It is best suited to a quick visit or an easy coffee stop rather than a destination for an extensive drink menu. The contemporary setting is the clearest draw, with Wi-Fi adding a practical touch for a short pause.

Tasty America Gallerian #3

Tasty America Gallerian

3.614 reviews
Hamngatan 37, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden

Tasty America Gallerian is a Stockholm candy store for American sweets, with a selection that includes popular imported treats and a friendly, personal feel. It works well for a quick stop when you want to browse, pick up a familiar favourite or discover something new.

The assortment can be selective rather than exhaustive, so the shop is better suited to focused browsing than to finding every possible American product in one visit.

Wijnjas Wholesale #4

Wijnjas Wholesale

4.8700 reviews
Bergsgatan 24, 112 23 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Cheese-board shoppingCurated food gifts

Wijnjas Wholesale is a Stockholm cheese and delicatessen store with an impressive European range. Shelves and counters cover cheeses from Italy, France and Spain, including an especially strong selection of blue cheeses, alongside quality charcuterie and distinctive products that are not easy to find elsewhere.

The shop occupies a cosy, garage-like interior and supports both in-store shopping and pickup. Gift cards, baskets and gift bags make it a practical choice for assembled presents, while the depth of the range rewards anyone planning a thoughtful cheese board.

Goodstore #5

Goodstore

4.6654 reviews
Åsögatan 116, 116 24 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Plant-based grocery shoppingVegan lunch and fika

Goodstore is a Stockholm grocery store devoted to vegetarian and vegan food, with an unusually broad range spanning tofu, vegan sausages, plant-based proteins, dairy-free cheeses and milk alternatives. Organic and gluten-free products, dairy-free chocolate and gelatin-free sweets add depth across everyday shopping, snacks and desserts.

The in-store café extends the visit with lunch and fika, while the clean, helpful environment makes browsing easy. It is a strong destination for plant-based staples as well as less familiar specialist products.

Stockholm Ost & Chark #6

Stockholm Ost & Chark

4.7230 reviews
Birger Jarlsgatan 110, 114 20 Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm Ost & Chark is a hospitable grocery store specialising in Italian food, with excellent pasta, salami and cheese among its most appealing purchases. Its unusual garage-like setting adds character, while the shelves combine exclusive finds with well-priced everyday products.

The compact shop is well suited to a quick visit for ingredients, antipasti or something distinctive to bring home. It is especially appealing to shoppers looking beyond standard supermarket choices and building an Italian-style meal.

Östermalms Food Hall #7

Östermalms Food Hall

4.46943 reviews
Östermalmstorg, 114 39 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
A gourmet market visit with architectural character

Östermalms Food Hall is a historic Stockholm market and gourmet destination, combining elegant architecture with a broad collection of food specialists. Established in 1888 and restored before reopening in 2020, the hall offers a polished setting for browsing, dining and discovering high-quality ingredients.

Its atmosphere makes the visit feel like part of the city experience, not merely a shopping stop. Food enthusiasts can explore multiple counters and culinary styles under one roof, with the building itself providing a memorable backdrop.

Pongachati Sverige Livs #8

Pongachati Sverige Livs

4.968 reviews
Drottningholmsvägen 74, 112 43 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Indian pantry shoppingQuick prepared-food stops

Pongachati Sverige Livs is an Indian grocery store in Stockholm combining everyday shopping with a useful selection of organic products, prepared foods and South Asian specialties. The range includes fresh produce such as lauki and okra, alongside pantry goods, snacks and sweets including jangri.

It is well suited to a quick food stop, with delivery available for larger or more convenient orders. The store also offers ready-to-eat highlights such as biryani, vegetable dishes, vadapav, chicken puffs and egg puffs, giving it a practical role for both grocery shopping and an informal meal.

Japanska Torget #9

Japanska Torget

4.4281 reviews
Tegnérgatan 6, 113 58 Stockholm, Sweden

Japanska Torget is a compact Japanese grocery store in Stockholm with an authentic selection of ingredients and everyday essentials. Its welcoming atmosphere and helpful guidance make it approachable even for shoppers comparing unfamiliar brands or looking for a specific item.

The shop works especially well for a focused grocery stop: small in scale, conveniently located and filled with the essentials needed for Japanese cooking and snacking.

Oriental Supermarket #10

Oriental Supermarket

4.21577 reviews
Olof Palmes gata 9, 111 37 Stockholm, Sweden

Oriental Supermarket is a clean, well-organised Asian grocery store in Stockholm with a solid selection of goods across a medium-sized shop. The layout makes it straightforward to browse for familiar staples, snacks and ingredients, while the tidy presentation supports an efficient visit.

Prices can sit above those of smaller specialist markets, so it is best suited to shoppers who prioritise an orderly selection and convenient browsing over the lowest possible cost.

Kawaii.se (Stockholm) #11

Kawaii.se (Stockholm)

4.2566 reviews
Gamla Brogatan 15, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Kawaii gifts and character goodsStationery and DIY browsing

Kawaii.se in Stockholm is a small, cheerful shop built around the kawaii lifestyle, with an eclectic mix of imported accessories, stationery, DIY items, character goods, fandom pieces, self-care products, jewellery, clothing and practical homeware. Its range rewards a leisurely browse, especially when searching for a distinctive sticker, pin, pen or gift.

The atmosphere is friendly and inclusive, while the compact space gives the shop an intimate, independent feel. Fair pricing and a broad selection make it appealing for both casual browsing and small, characterful purchases.

Tales Chocolate #12
What stands out
  • Organic, vegan and fair-trade options

Tales Chocolate

4.58 reviews
Hökens gata 8, 116 46 Stockholm, Sweden

Tales Chocolate is a Stockholm chocolate shop where the packaging and flavours turn local identity into a compact edible story. Its Stockholm-inspired bars connect chocolate with neighbourhoods and places around the city, making the range particularly memorable for gifts or souvenirs.

The shop combines welcoming service with distinctive flavours such as sea salt chocolate and Södermalm-inspired creations. Organic, vegan and fair-trade options add a thoughtful dimension to a product that is as visually engaging as it is enjoyable.

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Map of candy stores in Stockholm

Stockholm’s candy options include central shopping stops, specialist liquorice shops and broader food destinations. Sturegallerian offers a convenient setting for a quick sweet visit, while food halls and gourmet shops suit shoppers combining treats with other purchases.

Use the map to plan around your route and the type of visit you want. For a specific gift, dietary choice or imported product, confirm current stock before travelling.

Sweet shopping options

  • Premium liquorice giftsChoose a specialist shop for distinctive liquorice presents and a more curated sweet selection.
  • Liquorice tastingSome venues are suited to trying different liquorice styles before choosing a gift or personal treat.
  • International candyCandy shops with imported ranges work well when you are looking for sweets beyond familiar local choices.
  • Curated food giftsBroader gourmet shops can combine sweets with cheese-board items and other present ideas.
  • Plant-based groceriesA plant-based grocery stop may suit shoppers seeking vegan food, snacks and related café options.
  • Quick sweet stopsConvenient central shops are useful when you want a small treat during a shopping trip.
  • Gourmet market visitsFood halls offer candy and speciality food shopping in a wider market setting.

How to choose a candy store

  1. Decide whether you want everyday sweets, premium liquorice, imported candy or a gift.
  2. Choose a specialist shop if tasting or presentation matters more than a broad grocery range.
  3. For dietary needs, confirm vegan ingredients and cross-contact information before buying.
  4. Use a food hall or gourmet shop when you also need cheese, pantry items or prepared food.
  5. Check current stock when searching for a particular imported product or gift format.
  6. Pick a central stop for convenience when candy is part of a wider shopping route.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy premium liquorice in Stockholm?

The selection includes a specialist liquorice shop suited to premium gifts and tasting different styles. It is a useful choice when presentation and variety matter, but check the current range if you need a particular flavour or gift format.

Are there international candy shops in Stockholm?

Yes. Several candy-focused options are associated with broader or international sweet selections.

Because imported products can change, confirm that the specific brand, flavour or seasonal item you want is currently available.

Can I find vegan sweets or plant-based food?

Some featured shops focus on plant-based groceries and vegan lunch or fika, while candy availability depends on the individual product. Check labels and ask about ingredients if you have an allergy or strict dietary requirement.

Which Stockholm shops are good for food gifts?

For more than a bag of sweets, consider curated food shops, cheese-board specialists and gourmet markets. These options can combine candy with complementary gifts, but the ideal choice depends on the recipient and the products currently in stock.

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