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ICA Supermarket Vanadis — Supermarket in Vasastan, Stockholm

ICA Supermarket Vanadis on Vanadisvägen opens at 7 am every day, Sunday included, and stays open until 11 pm.

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Late-opening Vasastan supermarket

ICA Supermarket Vanadis is a large, well-stocked supermarket on Vanadisvägen in Vasastan, open 7 am to 11 pm every day of the week, Sundays included. The layout is spacious and easy to move through, there is a deli corner and an eat-in restaurant at the front, and the shelves carry the ICA own-brand line alongside a wide range of goods.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

Vasastanlate hoursdeli counterown brandSunday shopping

What the Vanadisvägen branch is like

This is a branch of ICA, and the Vanadisvägen shop is the kind of supermarket you are glad to find inside the city: large for its setting, open front, wide aisles you can push a trolley through without steering around people. Vasastan is residential, so the shelves are built for people cooking at home rather than for a quick snack run.

Start with the deli. The Skagenrøra, a prawn mix served deli-style, is the thing to put in your basket first. The bakery section earns its space too: the bread and rolls come out soft and tasty, and the rolls are the ones to grab. If you are cooking, the raw chicken selection is unusually broad for an inner-city store, and the ICA own-brand line runs alongside the branded goods at lower prices.

At the front there is a deli corner and an area that works as an eat-in restaurant, with a daily menu that includes salad, water, coffee and a choice of meat, fish, vegetarian or soup. It is a sensible place to sit down before you shop rather than after. The store is well laid out, the goods are faced and in date order, and the shelves stay clean and fresh.

Weekly offers are where the value sits: certain products are marked down and the own-brand line keeps the basket low compared with similar stores. There is no Swish, so bring a card or cash. Expect queues and a tighter squeeze at busy times, and note that there is no staffed fish or delicatessen counter.

Come for the late hours and the breadth of the shelves.

What to look for

Skagenrøra from the deli

A prawn mix sold deli-style; put a tub in the basket with the rest of your groceries.

Bread and rolls from the bakery

The rolls are the pick of the bakery section, soft and tasty for a breakfast or a picnic.

Raw chicken selection

Broader than you would expect for an inner-city store, useful if you are cooking in an apartment kitchen.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Skagenrøra

    the prawn mix in the deli is first class, so put a tub in the basket with the rest of the groceries.

  2. Fresh bread and rolls

    the bakery section is a highlight here, and the rolls in particular are the ones to grab.

  3. Raw chicken

    the raw chicken selection is unusually good for an inner-city store, so it is worth a look for dinner.

  4. ICA own-brand products

    the store carries its own ICA line alongside the wider range, which is one reason to shop here.

Who is this for

Travellers staying in Vasastan who want to cook in their apartment will find the raw chicken selection and the ICA own-brand line cover a full week's meals. Anyone arriving late or on a Sunday can shop here until 11 pm, which few inner-city stores manage. If you want a sit-down lunch between errands, the deli corner and eat-in restaurant at the front serve a daily menu with salad, water and coffee.

The verdict

It is a well-stocked, late-opening branch with a deli and restaurant, and ID checks are strict, so it suits travellers who want range and hours.

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