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ICA Supermarket Baronen — Supermarket in Vasastan, Stockholm
ICA Supermarket Baronen on Odengatan opens at 7 am and closes at 10 pm every day of the week, Sunday included.
ICA Supermarket Baronen, Vasastan
On Odengatan in Vasastan, ICA Supermarket Baronen keeps the same hours daily, 7 am to 10 pm, and looks smaller from the street than it is inside. The fresh department is the reason to come: fruit and vegetables, cheese and meat, and a vegan range that includes plant-based versions of things that are hard to find elsewhere.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
The supermarket on Odengatan
ICA Supermarket Baronen is a branch of ICA sitting on Odengatan in Vasastan, with Odenplan station serving the neighbourhood. You walk in expecting a corner shop and find a large, well-stocked store instead, with shelves that are full and a layout that takes a turn or two to learn.
The fresh department is where to start. Fruit and vegetables come in variety, including produce from other European countries, and there is a cheese and meat counter alongside. The vegan range is worth a detour: plant-based versions of products that are hard to find elsewhere, in a part of town that does not otherwise offer much of it.
For a quick meal, the ready-made section carries an own-brand lasagna that is tasty and handy when you have no kitchen. Svea Kefir is stocked here too, a dairy drink worth looking for, though it can sell out on a given day. The bread selection is thin, so plan around it.
The store is on the expensive side, and the interior is cramped, with long queues at the checkouts and a checkout playlist that plays loudly and on repeat. Staff help you find what you need and show you where it is, and a heating cabinet lets you warm up in winter.
Come for the fresh counters and the vegan shelf, and treat the rest as a neighbourhood shop that happens to be bigger than it looks.
What to look for
Own-brand ready-made lasagna
A prepared dish from the ready-made section, tasty and handy for a quick meal when you have no kitchen.
Svea Kefir
A dairy drink stocked here that is worth looking for, though it can sell out on a given day.
Fresh fruit and vegetables
The fresh department carries quality produce in variety, including fruit and vegetables from other European countries.
The pick list
What to bring home
Own-brand ready-made lasagna
The own-brand ready-made lasagna in the ready-made section is the quick meal to grab when you do not want to cook.
Svea Kefir
Svea Kefir is stocked here and is the dairy drink to look for, though it can be out of stock on a given day, so pick it up when you see it.
Fresh fruit and vegetables
The fresh department is large and carries fruit and vegetables of good quality and variety, including produce from other European countries.
Vegan product range
The plant-based range is broad, with vegan variants of products that are hard to find elsewhere, which makes it worth checking the shelves for those versions.
Who is this for
Self-caterers staying in Vasastan who want a proper fresh department and a wide vegan shelf within walking distance of Odenplan station. Anyone who needs a full shop at 7 am or close to 10 pm, any day of the week, will find the doors open. Travelers putting together a picnic or a quick meal from the ready-made section have the lasagna and the fruit and vegetables to work with.
For fresh bread, Valhallabageriet on Odengatan is the nearby stop for a kannebulle. Valhallabageriet - Odengatan.
The verdict
It is an expensive and cramped store with long checkout queues, but the fresh counters, the vegan shelf and the 7 am to 10 pm daily hours still make it a useful Vasastan stop.
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