Muffin Bakery — Specialty Store in Norrmalm, Stockholm

Muffin Bakery on Drottninggatan fills a high-ceilinged Norrmalm room with mirrors, chandeliers and a counter of large muffins, cannoli and gluten-free cakes.

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What this place is

Muffin Bakery is a specialty shop and cafe on Drottninggatan in Norrmalm, open from 8 am on weekdays and 9 am at weekends until 7 pm. The blueberry muffin is the one to start with, large and moist, and the Sicilian-style cannoli come in several flavours. Gluten-free cakes rotate, and coffee is served alongside.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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Muffins, cannoli and a grand old room

Muffin Bakery is an individual cafe and bakery on Drottninggatan in Norrmalm, and what you notice walking in is the room itself: high ceilings, crystal chandeliers and wall-to-wall mirrors in an old building that still carries the feel of past centuries. Tables suit couples, solo travelers and groups alike, and there is outdoor seating facing the street.

The blueberry muffin is the thing to order first, large and moist, and there is a cheesecake muffin in flavours such as chocolate and strawberry that is worth trying next. The cannoli come crisp in several flavours, and the gluten-free cakes rotate, which makes the dessert case more useful than most.

Beyond the sweet counter there is more substantial food: a salmon bagel with a green sauce and fresh rocket, quiche with a side salad, pie served warm, and poke bowls with a choice of protein. Coffee and cappuccino hold their own, and the place works equally for a light lunch and a sit-down break.

Prices sit at the higher end for what arrives: a salmon bagel is 79 kr and a quiche 139 kr, and cakes and muffins carry no price tags, so ask before you commit. Portions can run small against the bill.

The service is friendly and quick on a good day. Come for the muffins and the room rather than a full meal, and come on a weekday morning if you want the mirrors and chandeliers mostly to yourself.

What to look for

Blueberry muffin

Large and moist, and the one to order on a first visit.

Cannoli

Crisp Sicilian-style shells in several flavours, sweet enough to want a coffee alongside.

Gluten-free cakes

A rotating dessert selection that gives dietary needs a real choice.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Blueberry muffin

    A large, moist muffin, and the one to get first.

  2. Cannoli

    Crisp Sicilian-style cannoli in several flavours.

  3. Gluten-free cakes

    The gluten-free desserts rotate.

  4. Salmon bagel

    Served with fresh rocket and a green sauce around the salmon; it is 79 kr.

  5. Pie

    Served warm with a side salad.

Who is this for

This suits a solo explorer who wants a comfy seat, dim lighting and a large muffin with a chai latte while warming up on a cold afternoon. It also works for anyone with dietary needs, since the gluten-free dessert selection rotates and is more than an afterthought. Groups and couples get plenty of tables in the mirrored room.

The verdict

It is a cafe with a grand room and good muffins rather than a bakery you would cross town for, and it suits anyone in Norrmalm wanting a warm seat and a cannoli.

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