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15 Best Ice Cream Shops in Stockholm

Finding ice cream in Stockholm is about more than choosing a scoop. The city has options for family dessert stops, rich nut flavours, creative gelato, takeaway treats and a relaxed fika with coffee.

Use the guide to match the shop to your occasion, then check the flavour style, seating and takeaway convenience. If you are visiting for a celebration cake or a seasonal treat, confirm availability before travelling.

How this guide is ordered

The selection is organised by the needs signalled across the shops: family visits, takeaway, coffee, fika, celebration cakes and creative or rich gelato flavours. Location context and what to confirm before travelling also guide the comparisons. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Explore 15 Places for Ice Cream in Stockholm

Gelato Scarfò #1
What stands out
  • Italian-style gelato made on site

  • Ice cream cakes for celebrations

Gelato Scarfò

4.71982 reviews
Ålstensgatan 12, 167 65 Bromma, Sweden
Best for
Family gelato stops and celebration cakes

Gelato Scarfò is an ice cream shop in Stockholm focused on Italian-style gelato made on site. Its flavours include coffee and other carefully made combinations, while the cosy, casual setting works for families, solo visitors and a relaxed coffee alternative. In-store shopping and pick-up make it convenient for both immediate treats and take-home orders.

The shop also prepares ice cream cakes for celebrations, with combinations such as chocolate and mascarpone-blueberry. That makes Gelato Scarfò a strong choice when a simple scoop is not enough and a special dessert is needed.

La Gelateria SoFo #2

La Gelateria SoFo

4.8391 reviews
Götgatan 90, 118 62 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Gelato fans seeking rich nut flavours

La Gelateria SoFo specialises in handcrafted gelato with a distinctly Stockholm-rooted identity. The selection changes across flavours such as pear, apricot, vanilla, hazelnut and pistachio, with a notably creamy texture and generous portions. Its casual setting suits a quick dessert, a family stop or a coffee break with something cold and richly flavoured.

Hazelnut and pistachio are particularly compelling choices for nut lovers, while the varied menu gives repeat visitors plenty to explore. In-store pick-up and takeaway keep the experience straightforward when time is limited.

Gräddnos Gelateria #3

Gräddnos Gelateria

4.8242 reviews
Rörstrandsgatan 25, 113 41 Stockholm, Sweden

Gräddnos Gelateria brings an artisanal feel to Stockholm with a rotating-style selection that balances familiar favourites and inventive combinations. The gelato is rich, carefully made and served with quick, polite attention in a charming setting.

The flavour range can include unusual choices alongside classics, with burnt butter standing out as a particularly memorable pick. It is an appealing stop for a relaxed scoop, a small sweet break or a simple takeaway while exploring the city.

Letiz Gelato Västerlånggatan 4, Stockholm #4

Letiz Gelato Västerlånggatan 4, Stockholm

4.7373 reviews
Västerlånggatan 4, 111 29 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Gelato and takeaway treatsA relaxed fika break in Gamla Stan

Letiz Gelato is a cosy ice cream shop in Stockholm’s Old Town, offering a refreshing alternative to the usual coffee-and-bakes fika. Its compact setting suits a quick stop for gelato, takeaway treats or a sweet break while exploring Gamla Stan.

The atmosphere is warm and charming, with options that work for solo visitors, families and casual fika moments. A cinnamon roll can also make the visit feel closer to a traditional Swedish coffee break, while the shop’s intimate feel offers a welcome pause from the busy streets.

GelatoKiosken #5

GelatoKiosken

4.7233 reviews
Norr Mälarstrand 36, 112 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
A summer dessert stopFamilies wanting a casual café

GelatoKiosken brings premium gelato and espresso drinks to a charming café setting in Stockholm, with outdoor seating that suits a relaxed summer stop by the water. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, making it easy to settle in with family or pick up something sweet to enjoy elsewhere.

The lemon sorbet is a particularly appealing choice, while vegetarian and organic dishes add variety beyond dessert. Coffee, takeaway, dine-in seating and catering are all part of the offer, although the espresso style may feel quite dark and bitter for some palates.

Stockholms Glasshus #6

Stockholms Glasshus

4.5621 reviews
Birkagatan 8, 113 36 Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholms Glasshus combines a shop, café and in-house production with a broad selection of premium ice cream. The range includes plenty of chocolate choices alongside other tempting flavours, and coffee makes it easy to turn a quick dessert stop into a relaxed break.

Indoor and outdoor seating support both a casual visit and takeaway, while the counter also offers cakes and pastries for larger treats. Its own production gives the place a clear focus on generous variety and freshly made indulgence.

ARYAM #7

ARYAM

4.5554 reviews
Sankt Paulsgatan 3, 118 46 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Creative gelato flavoursFamily dessert stops

ARYAM brings a focused gelato experience to Stockholm, with a casual setting suited to a quick treat, coffee stop, or family outing. Its strongest appeal lies in distinctive flavours such as pistachio, baklava, and chocolate gelato, with a quality-first approach that makes the range feel more considered than a standard ice-cream counter.

The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming for children, while the generous scoops make it easy to turn a small visit into a memorable dessert break. Aryam’s identity is centred on gelato, so it is an especially natural choice when the main purpose is to explore creative frozen flavours rather than order a full café meal.

Allgotths Ice Cream Parlor #8

Allgotths Ice Cream Parlor

4.5501 reviews
Sjövikstorget 49, 117 58 Stockholm, Sweden

Allgotths Ice Cream Parlor is a Stockholm ice-cream bar in Liljeholmen serving Rättviks glass. The shop keeps the focus on a broad flavour selection, with generous portions and a pleasingly rich texture that make even a small serving feel substantial.

It is a straightforward choice for a classic ice-cream stop, whether you want to browse the counter, take something away or settle on a favourite flavour.

Kennys Gelato Flaggskeppet #9

Kennys Gelato Flaggskeppet

4.6191 reviews
Malmskillnadsgatan 15, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden

Kennys Gelato Flaggskeppet is an Stockholm ice cream shop known for homemade gelato and sorbet made in many flavours. The selection ranges from pistachio and lemon pie to broader fruit and chocolate profiles, with options that can be combined in one serving. Portions are generous, and the friendly team helps make the shop approachable for a quick dessert stop.

Quality can vary by flavour and texture, so the appeal is strongest for visitors who enjoy choosing from a wide counter selection and trying something different on each visit.

Sladoled Gelateria #10

Sladoled Gelateria

4.798 reviews
Fatburs Brunnsgata 15, 118 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Artisan gelato and coffee breaks

Sladoled Gelateria serves handcrafted gelato in the heart of Södermalm, using an Italian method and carefully chosen ingredients. The selection is compact but inviting, with smooth textures and balanced flavours that reward a thoughtful choice. Coffee is another strength, making the shop suitable for a quick dessert, an afternoon pause or a simple treat with children.

Its casual, welcoming atmosphere keeps the focus on the gelato itself. The combination of traditional technique, small-batch character and friendly service gives Sladoled a distinct artisan feel without making the visit formal.

Kennys Gelato Sergelterrassen #11

Kennys Gelato Sergelterrassen

4.5198 reviews
Sergels Torg 20, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden

Kennys Gelato Sergelterrassen is a convenient Stockholm stop for homemade gelato, sorbet and coffee. The selection includes rich, balanced flavours such as chocolate brownie caramel and classic vanilla, with generous servings that make it easy to settle in with a book or enjoy a quick dessert.

Friendly service and a relaxed format keep the visit uncomplicated, whether you are choosing one flavour or comparing several. It is particularly well suited to gelato lovers who want a central, low-key pause rather than a full café outing.

Gelato & Chill Kungsholmen #12

Gelato & Chill Kungsholmen

4.851 reviews
Kungsholms strand 167, 112 48 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Trying creative gelato flavours in a cosy setting

Gelato & Chill Kungsholmen brings a playful, varied ice-cream selection to Stockholm, with flavours ranging from pistachio and strawberry to apple pie, cardamom and passionfruit-rose-raspberry. The menu rewards curiosity and makes it easy to try something beyond the usual classics.

Its cosy, casual setting works equally well for a quick takeaway, a coffee break or a relaxed scoop with children. Friendly, helpful service adds to the welcoming feel, while dine-in seating suits solo visits as well as informal family stops.

Sänkdalens Glass #13

Sänkdalens Glass

4.5104 reviews
Stora Nygatan 9, 111 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Fans of rich, creamy flavours

Sänkdalens Glass is a welcoming Stockholm ice cream shop focused on creamy, full-flavoured scoops. Coffee-based flavours, chocolate pieces and combinations such as peanut butter with caramel suit visitors who prefer rich, indulgent profiles.

The casual setting includes outdoor benches, making it easy to sit down and enjoy a scoop with family or friends. It is a good fit for a relaxed dessert stop, with an inclusive atmosphere and a family-friendly feel.

SNÖ #14

SNÖ

4.61910 reviews
Odengatan 92, 113 22 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Adventurous gelato tasting

SNÖ combines a gelateria and caffetteria in Stockholm, with gelato, lunch, takeaway options, and glass cakes among its offerings. It is a useful choice for a dessert-focused stop that can also accommodate a proper coffee break or a light meal, whether you stay in or take something home.

The defining feature is a willingness to explore unusual flavours. The selection includes inventive combinations such as butter and olive oil alongside more familiar fruit-based choices, so the experience is best suited to curious eaters who enjoy treating gelato as a crafted tasting experience rather than simply choosing a conventional scoop.

Café Crema #15
What stands out
  • All-day café menu

  • Weekend brunch and gelato

Café Crema

4.393 reviews
Lindhagensgatan 149, 112 15 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Breakfast and weekend brunchCoffee, pastries and gelato

Café Crema is a Stockholm café built around an all-day menu: breakfast, brunch, lunch, pastries, coffee and gelato. Its food range includes freshly baked bread, salads, toasties and poke bowls, while weekend brunch adds pancakes, breakfast sets and dishes such as eggs Benedict with smoked salmon.

The atmosphere is cosy and tidy, with outdoor seating and options for dining in, takeaway or delivery. It works for a quick coffee, a solo bite, a relaxed lunch or a dessert stop. The menu is broader than a typical coffee counter, although coffee execution can be variable, so food and gelato are particularly appealing reasons to visit.

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Map of ice cream in Stockholm

The ice cream options cover different kinds of Stockholm outings, from a relaxed fika break in Gamla Stan to neighbourhood gelato stops and casual cafés. The map helps show which places fit a planned destination and which work as an easy dessert detour.

Compare the route with your group’s needs before setting out. Families may prefer casual seating, while takeaway-focused visits can prioritise a convenient stop near the rest of the day’s plans.

Ice cream stops to explore

  • Family gelato stopsCasual choices for families looking for gelato, a comfortable dessert break and a simple café-style visit.
  • Celebration cakesA useful option when gelato or an ice cream cake is part of a birthday or other celebration; confirm ordering details ahead.
  • Rich nut flavoursGelato suited to visitors specifically seeking deeper nut-forward flavours rather than only classic fruit or chocolate choices.
  • Creative flavoursShops for trying less familiar gelato combinations in a cosy or relaxed setting.
  • Fika with coffeePlaces that pair ice cream or gelato with coffee for a slower Swedish-style break.
  • Takeaway treatsConvenient stops for gelato, coffee and dessert to enjoy while continuing through Stockholm.

How to choose an ice cream stop

  1. Pick a shop near your planned route if you want takeaway rather than a dedicated dessert outing.
  2. Ask about current flavours when you are looking for creative combinations or rich nut profiles.
  3. For families, check whether the setting feels suitable for a casual café visit and a slower break.
  4. If you need a celebration cake, confirm lead time, collection arrangements and available formats before travelling.
  5. For fika, choose a place where coffee and seating matter as much as the gelato.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I combine ice cream with a Stockholm fika?

Look for a gelateria or café that specifically pairs coffee with ice cream and offers a relaxed place to sit. This works well when you want more than a quick takeaway and would like to turn dessert into a slower break.

Which option is best for families?

Family-friendly choices are the ones that combine casual surroundings with straightforward gelato or ice cream service. If you are visiting with children, consider seating, the route from your other activities and whether takeaway would make the stop easier.

Can I order an ice cream cake in Stockholm?

Some shops cater to celebration cakes, but arrangements can vary. Confirm the available format, flavours, collection timing and lead time directly before travelling, especially for birthdays or a date-specific celebration.

How do I find creative gelato flavours?

Choose a shop known for creative flavours and ask what is currently available, since seasonal menus can change. If you prefer a particular profile, such as rich nuts, mention it when ordering so the staff can point you towards suitable choices.

Is takeaway gelato easy to plan?

Yes, especially when the shop is close to the rest of your itinerary. Check the opening status and current serving options before setting out, then consider whether you want a short stop for coffee or simply gelato to take away.

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