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ICA Supermarket Pelikan — Supermarket in SoFo, Stockholm
ICA Supermarket Pelikan on Folkungagatan in SoFo keeps long hours, from 7 am on weekdays and 8 am on Sunday, closing at 10 pm every night.
What this branch is
ICA Supermarket Pelikan is a supermarket on Folkungagatan in SoFo, open until 10 pm every night and from 7 am Monday to Friday. The cheese counter is the thing to browse, and the refrigerated plant-based goods sit together in one section so you can compare them in a single pass.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
The Pelikan branch on Folkungagatan
ICA Supermarket Pelikan is a branch of ICA sitting on Folkungagatan in SoFo, with Medborgarplatsen station serving the neighbourhood. What you notice walking in is the arrangement: shelves fronted neatly, chips lined up along the edge, and a neon sign adding light to the room.
The cheese counter is where to start. It is a proper counter rather than a wrapped shelf, and browsing it is the reason to come in rather than pass by. The plant-based range is the other draw: refrigerated and frozen goods are gathered next to each other instead of scattered through the aisles, so you can compare them without doubling back.
Beyond those, the store runs as a full supermarket. Produce and the grab-and-go area are kept tidy, and the shelves stay well stocked, which makes it a workable stop for a whole basket rather than a single item. The layout is orderly enough that you find things without hunting.
Prices sit on the high side for the neighbourhood. Shop the offers; the cheese counter and the plant-based section are the parts worth your time and money.
It is a neighbourhood supermarket first, and it works best as one: a place to pick up a basket on Folkungagatan, browse the cheese, and get out before the 10 pm close.
What to look for
Cheese counter
A counter worth browsing on a visit, with the selection as the reason to stop in rather than pass by.
Plant-based range
Refrigerated and frozen plant-based goods sit together in one section, so you can find and compare them in a single pass.
Neatly fronted shelves
Shelves are arranged with the goods fronted, chips included, which makes the aisles easy to read at a glance.
The pick list
What to bring home
Cheese counter
The cheese selection is the part of the shop worth lingering over on a visit.
Plant-based range
Refrigerated plant-based goods sit together in one place, so they are easy to find and compare.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler staying in SoFo who wants a full basket late in the evening, since the doors stay open until 10 pm every night. It also suits anyone building a plant-based meal, because the refrigerated and frozen options sit together in one section. And if you like browsing a cheese counter before deciding, that is the part of the shop to give your time to.
If you want produce, Swedish breads and cheeses or ready-made dishes from a smaller oak-shelved shop rather than a full supermarket basket, Rot on Renstiernas gata is a short walk away in SoFo.
The verdict
Prices run high, so this is a convenient neighbourhood branch rather than a destination shop, though it still suits anyone staying in SoFo who needs a full basket before 10 pm.
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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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