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ICA Togo Sundet — Supermarket in Hornstull, Stockholm

ICA Togo Sundet on Pålsundsgatan opens at 7 am on weekdays and keeps its doors open until 9 pm, with Sundays running 8 am to 9 pm.

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ICA Togo Sundet in Hornstull

A newly renovated supermarket on Pålsundsgatan in Hornstull, open 7 am to 9 pm Monday to Saturday and 8 am to 9 pm on Sunday. The loose-leaf tea range is the thing to come for, with a breadth of teas that fills a shelf of its own, and the roomy, backwards-L layout gives you space to browse.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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What to expect at this Hornstull branch

ICA Togo Sundet is a branch of ICA, and the shop it runs on Pålsundsgatan is a small one that took over the space of a local grocery in Hornstull. What you notice first is the shape of the room: the layout bends like a backwards L, so there is more open floor than the frontage suggests, and the recent renovation has left it looking tidy and inviting.

The reason to make the detour is the loose-leaf tea. The range here is wide enough that you can spend a while at the shelf, and it is the one thing worth carrying home if you are passing through Hornstull. Beyond that, the assortment is small but well sorted, with a fresh feel to what is on display and a few little extras beyond the everyday staples.

The people behind the counter are helpful and present, and if you need a package collected, ask at the checkout. Dogs are not allowed inside the shop, but staff will bring a parcel out to you while you wait at the door with the dog, so it is worth asking rather than assuming you have to leave.

Prices are reasonable for what you get, and the quality of the products holds up. The one thing to plan around is timing: the shop has been known to close earlier than the posted hours, so if you are making a special trip for a parcel, arrive well before the evening rather than at the last minute.

That timing is the main friction here, and it is worth knowing before you set out. Otherwise this is a compact, well-kept neighbourhood supermarket that rewards a short stop rather than a full weekly shop.

What to look for

Loose-leaf tea

The tea shelf is the draw, with a breadth of loose-leaf teas that gives you plenty to work through.

Backwards-L layout

The room bends like a backwards L, leaving more open space inside than the entrance suggests.

Package collection

You can pick up parcels at the checkout, and staff will bring them out to you if you are waiting outside with a dog.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Loose-leaf tea

    The tea shelf is the reason to come: it is the largest loose-leaf selection on Söder, and the breadth of what is stocked is what people bring up.

Who is this for

This suits a traveler staying in or around Hornstull who wants a small, well-kept supermarket for a few specific things rather than a full week's shop. It also works if you are collecting a parcel and want to combine that with picking up loose-leaf tea to take home.

If you need a full weekly shop or a late-night run, ICA Kvantum Hornstull on Långholmsgatan is the larger store and stays open until 10 pm every night, Sundays included.

The verdict

A small neighbourhood supermarket with a tea shelf worth the stop, though it has been known to close earlier than its posted hours, so it suits a planned daytime errand rather than a late-evening dash.

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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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