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Best 5 Places for Vegan Ice Cream in Stockholm

Vegan ice cream in Stockholm can be a quick takeaway, a relaxed fika break or a chance to try several unusual gelato flavours. This selection includes dedicated ice cream shops with different settings and reasons to visit, from Gamla Stan strolls to casual family dessert stops.

Check the day’s vegan choices, then decide whether you want coffee with your gelato, a scenic break or a broader tasting. Flavour variety and route convenience matter more than choosing a shop by name alone.

How this guide is ordered

The ordering reflects the strength of each match for vegan ice cream, gelato variety and the surrounding occasion, including fika, takeaway, coffee breaks, unusual flavours and family-friendly dessert visits. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Three Stockholm gelato stops for plant-based treats

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#1
Letiz Gelato Västerlånggatan 4, Stockholm
4.7373 reviews
Gelato and takeaway treatsA relaxed fika break in Gamla Stan
#2
StikkiNikki Mariatorget
4.6447 reviews
#3
StikkiNikki Gamla Stan
4.5401 reviews
Vegan ice creamTrying several flavours
#4
Sladoled Gelateria
4.798 reviews
Artisan gelato and coffee breaks
#5
Stikki Nikki
4.3871 reviews
Trying unusual gelato flavoursCasual family dessert stops

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Compare 5 Stockholm spots for vegan ice cream

Letiz Gelato Västerlånggatan 4, Stockholm #1

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.

StikkiNikki Mariatorget #2

StikkiNikki Mariatorget

4.6447 reviews
Mariatorget 1C, 118 48 Stockholm, Sweden

StikkiNikki Mariatorget is a Stockholm ice-cream shop specialising in vegan ice cream without compromising on flavour. Choices such as golden spices, coconut, dark chocolate, mango and strawberry make it an appealing stop for anyone looking for a generous, plant-based treat.

StikkiNikki Gamla Stan #3
What stands out

  • Rotating adventurous flavours

StikkiNikki Gamla Stan

4.5401 reviews
Stora Nygatan 17, 111 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Vegan ice creamTrying several flavours

StikkiNikki Gamla Stan brings an easy-going ice cream stop to Stockholm, with dine-in, takeaway and coffee alongside its frozen treats. The compact shop is known for an adventurous flavour rotation, with examples including coconut, vegan chocolate, saffron, cinnamon and cardamom. Generous scoops and half-scoop options make it possible to taste more than one flavour without overcommitting.

The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, making it a natural pause while exploring the city. Vegan choices are an important part of the appeal, while the changing selection keeps return visits interesting. Service is warm and helpful, with guidance available when an unfamiliar flavour catches your eye.

Sladoled Gelateria #4

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.

Stikki Nikki #5

Stikki Nikki

4.3871 reviews
Drottninggatan 90B, 111 36 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Trying unusual gelato flavoursCasual family dessert stops

Stikki Nikki is a Stockholm ice-cream shop built around homemade-style gelato, broad flavour choice, and an easygoing café atmosphere. The selection changes regularly, giving repeat visits a sense of discovery, while generous scoops make it a particularly satisfying stop for anyone who likes to try something beyond familiar classics.

There is seating for a relaxed dine-in visit, as well as takeaway and in-store pick-up. Coffee, casual surroundings, and a family-friendly setup make it versatile enough for a solo pause, a spontaneous dessert run, or a low-key outing with children.

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Map of vegan ice cream in Stockholm

Gamla Stan is explicitly relevant for a relaxed gelato and fika stop, while the other options should be approached according to your route rather than an assumed concentration. Mariatorget is also useful to consider when planning a separate dessert visit.

For the easiest outing, choose the shop that fits your walking route and confirm vegan flavour availability on the day. Seasonal menus can change, especially when you want several flavours together.

Treats and dessert occasions

  • Vegan ice creamLook for plant-based scoops and ask which flavours are available that day.
  • Gelato takeawayPick up gelato for a walk, picnic or dessert away from the shop.
  • Gamla Stan fikaPair a vegan gelato break with a relaxed stroll through Gamla Stan.
  • Flavour tastingTry several flavours when you want to compare unusual gelato combinations.
  • Artisan gelato and coffeeCombine gelato with a coffee break in a more leisurely setting.
  • Family dessert stopsChoose an informal place for a casual treat with children or a group.

How to choose a vegan ice cream stop

  1. Confirm plant-based flavours: Ask which flavours are vegan today and whether the cones, toppings and sauces are also suitable.
  2. Plan the walking route: For Gamla Stan or Mariatorget visits, choose the stop that fits naturally with the rest of your walk.
  3. Check tasting options: If you want several flavours, ask whether samples or mixed servings are available before ordering.
  4. Match the setting: Choose takeaway for a quick treat, coffee and gelato for a longer break, or an informal shop for families.
  5. Ask about allergens: Explain any dairy, nut or other allergy clearly and ask how shared utensils and surfaces are handled.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find vegan ice cream in Stockholm?

The selection includes several Stockholm ice cream shops, with StikkiNikki Gamla Stan the clearest match for vegan ice cream and trying several flavours. Other options may suit takeaway, coffee breaks or family dessert plans, so confirm the current vegan range first.

Which place suits a fika in Gamla Stan?

Letiz Gelato is the strongest match for a relaxed fika break in Gamla Stan, with gelato and takeaway treats. Ask which plant-based flavours are available when you arrive and whether seating suits the length of your visit.

Can I try several vegan flavours?

StikkiNikki Gamla Stan is specifically suited to trying several flavours. Ask about serving sizes and the day’s plant-based selection, as the available combination may vary with the menu.

Is there a gelato and coffee option?

Sladoled Gelateria is the clearest choice for artisan gelato and coffee breaks. If vegan status is essential, confirm both the gelato flavours and any milk used in coffee before ordering.

What should families check before visiting?

Ask about the vegan flavours available for children, serving sizes, seating and any allergy handling. Stikki Nikki is associated with unusual gelato flavours and casual family dessert stops, making it worth considering for an informal outing.

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