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Fabrique — Specialty Store in Kungsholmen, Stockholm

Fabrique on Fleminggatan in Kungsholmen opens at 7 am on weekdays and closes at 7 pm, with an 8 am start on weekends.

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Fabrique, Fleminggatan

This Fabrique branch on Fleminggatan in Kungsholmen is a specialty shop built around Swedish pastries, bread and sandwiches, with cappuccino poured alongside. Weekdays it runs 7 am to 7 pm, weekends 8 am to 5 pm, so a morning coffee or an afternoon bun both fit. The cinnamon bun and the pastries are what to order first.

Vetted

Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

bakerySwedish pastriescoffeeKungsholmenStockholm

A bakery counter on Fleminggatan

Fabrique on Fleminggatan is one branch of the Swedish bakery chain, sitting in Kungsholmen among a cluster of competitors a few hundred meters away. What sets this one apart is the room: a distinctive interior style and seating that make it a place to sit down rather than grab and go.

The pastries are the reason to come. Order a Swedish pastry, and the cinnamon bun is the one that turns up in the arithmetic of a coffee break here. The bread holds its own too, called stellar and treated as one of the core offerings at the counter. The cappuccino comes with latte art on top, and the sandwiches fill out the savoury side of the display.

The format is a counter, not aisles. You look over bread, sandwiches and cakes laid out together, order at the till, and take a seat in the dining area if you want to stay. Simple, tasteful decor and background music set the tone, and the staff have a way of sending you out happier than you came in.

Spend is the thing to watch. A 6 cl espresso macchiato and a cinnamon bun come close to a hundred kroner, and a salted caramel length is priced at 152 kr, so this is a treat stop rather than a cheap fill-up. Come early on a weekday if you want the full range before the afternoon thins it out.

What to look for

Swedish pastries

The reason to walk in: Swedish-style pastries, eaten in or taken away.

Cinnamon bun

The bun that anchors a coffee break here, and the item that makes the price add up.

Cappuccino

Poured with latte art on top, and the coffee to pair with a pastry.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Swedish pastries

    The pastries are the reason to come here, and they are what the shop is known for.

  2. Sandwiches

    Sandwiches are part of the savoury side of the counter, alongside the pastries and bread.

  3. Cinnamon bun

    A cinnamon bun is part of what a coffee break here costs, and with a 6 cl Espresso Macchiato it comes close to a hundred kroner.

  4. Cappuccino

    The cappuccino is worth ordering for the taste and for the latte art on top.

  5. Bread

    The bread is one of the bakery's core offerings, and it is stellar.

Who is this for

This suits a traveler staying in Kungsholmen who wants a sit-down Swedish pastry and a cappuccino in a room with its own interior style, rather than a counter to hurry past. It also works for anyone who wants a proper loaf of bread or a sandwich to carry into the day, with the bakery counter doing both.

The verdict

It is a bakery counter with a distinctive room rather than a full café menu, and with a coffee and a bun near a hundred kroner, it earns a swing by for the pastries and the seating rather than a dedicated trip.

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Researched across 2 public sources and confidence-checked November 2026, against our methodology, reviewed by the AisleTrotter editorial team. Spot an error? Tell us — corrections feed straight back into our verification system.

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