Konditori Genuin — Specialty Store in Kungsholmen, Stockholm

Konditori Genuin on Pipersgatan bakes its own bread and pastries, and the kanelbulle is the reason to plan a Kungsholmen morning around it.

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A bakery cafe with its own oven

Konditori Genuin on Pipersgatan in Kungsholmen runs its own bakery, so bread and pastries come from the back rather than a delivery van. Order the kanelbulle first, soft and full of flavour; the gluten-free princess cake holds its own. It opens at 7:30 am on weekdays and takes cash.

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What a stop at Konditori Genuin is like

Konditori Genuin is an independent konditori on Pipersgatan in Kungsholmen, and the first thing you meet inside is a glass case packed with pastries, breads and cookies, with the smell of fresh baking running through the room.

The kanelbulle is the one to get first: soft, full of flavour, and the pastry that brings you back. The cardamom bun sits well beside a cappuccino, and the princess cake, already gluten-free, is creamy and well balanced rather than cloying. There are biscuits too, plus fresh salads and wraps if you want something savoury.

The room is small and calm, with soft lighting, candles and mellow music, and a newspaper on the table if you want to sit a while. The bakery in the back is where the bread and pastries are made, and the service runs friendly and family-like.

Prices sit below what other bakeries nearby charge, which makes a pastry and a coffee an easy everyday stop rather than a treat. Bring cash, because that is what the shop takes.

What to look for

Kanelbulle

Soft and full of flavour, the pastry to order first and the one that brings you back.

Gluten-free princess cake

Creamy and well balanced, not too sweet, and made gluten-free as standard.

Cardamom bun and cappuccino

A good pairing in the candlelit room, with the bun holding its own against the coffee.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Kanelbulle (cinnamon bun)

    The kanelbulle is the pastry to get first: soft and small. It holds up alongside the cardamom bun and the coffee.

  2. Princess cake

    A gluten-free princess cake that holds its own: creamy, well-balanced and not too sweet.

  3. Cardamom bun

    Order the cardamom bun with the coffee; it holds up alongside it.

  4. Cappuccino

    The cappuccino is very good.

Who is this for

This is a stop for a solo explorer who wants a calm room, a newspaper and a kanelbulle without spending much. It also suits anyone hunting a gluten-free princess cake that actually tastes like the real thing, and a picnic planner can pick up bread and pastries from the shop's own bakery to carry to the water.

If you need an early start or a late evening stop, 7-Eleven on Fleminggatan opens at 6:30 am on weekdays and runs to 8 pm, which this konditori's daytime hours do not cover.

The verdict

A calm room, a proper kanelbulle and a gluten-free princess cake at prices below the neighbours.

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