Goodstore — Supermarket in SoFo, Stockholm

Goodstore on Åsögatan is a supermarket where the whole range is plant-based, and the cafe counter alone is worth the trip into SoFo.

Worth It — 2 of 3 on the Trotter StandardWorth It

What Goodstore is

Goodstore is a fully plant-based supermarket on Åsögatan in SoFo, with a cafe counter inside the same room. You come for the shelves of alternatives you will not find in an ordinary Swedish store, then stay for a slice of carrot cake or the sandwich cake. It opens at 10 am on weekdays and 11 am on Sunday.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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About this store

Goodstore is a supermarket in SoFo where every item on the shelf is plant-based, and the cafe counter sits in the same room as the groceries. That combination is what you notice walking in: you can shop a full basket and sit down with a coffee without leaving the store.

The thing to buy first is the Jack and Joy cheese, a coconut-oil-free alternative that is hard to find elsewhere. From the cafe counter, the carrot cake looks freshly made among the options, and the sandwich cake, the Smårgåstarta, is the item people either go for or pass on. The shelves carry alternatives to animal products that are hard to track down in a normal supermarket, including plant-based versions of things like caviar, shrimp and gorgonzola.

The store works as a small supermarket with a cafe/restaurant attached, and the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Staff are kind and helpful, and the place is clean. The one friction you will meet is price: the same products can cost nearly 100kr less elsewhere, so a full weekly shop here adds up. If you are buying XXL bulk packages of staples, you save a lot compared with single packs.

Goodstore suits anyone eating plant-based who wants a proper shop rather than a corner of a shelf, and anyone curious about what a fully vegan supermarket looks like. It is also a good stop for a coffee and a slice of cake in SoFo.

What to look for

Jack and Joy cheese

A coconut-oil-free cheese alternative that is the reason to come here if you have been looking for one.

Carrot cake at the cafe counter

Looks freshly made among the many options on the counter, and is an easy choice with a coffee.

Sandwich cake (Smårgåstarta)

The cafe counter's signature item.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Sandwich cake

    The Smårgåstarta comes from the cafe counter.

  2. Carrot cake

    The carrot cake at the cafe counter drew attention for looking freshly made among the many options.

  3. Jack and Joy cheese

    This brand's cheese alternative is made without coconut oil, and it is singled out as a reason to shop here.

Who is this for

Goodstore suits anyone eating plant-based who wants a full supermarket shop rather than a single shelf of alternatives, and who will use the XXL bulk packages to keep the cost down. It also suits a curious browser who wants to see what a fully vegan store stocks and sit down with a coffee and a slice of carrot cake in SoFo.

If you want a traditional Swedish bakery rather than a plant-based supermarket, Åsö Konditori & Bageri on the same street is where you go for the princess cake.

The verdict

Goodstore is not the cheapest place to fill a basket, since the same products can cost nearly 100kr less elsewhere, but it still suits anyone who wants a complete plant-based shop with a cafe counter in SoFo.

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