Shin Bageri — Specialty Store in Hornstull, Stockholm

Shin Bageri on Bergsundsgatan in Hornstull is a small bakery and cafe where the kanelbulle and the 125kr breakfast packet are the reasons to make the walk.

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What Shin Bageri is

A small bakery and cafe on Bergsundsgatan in Hornstull, open Wednesday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm and weekends from 8 am. You come for the kanelbulle, the carrot cake and a breakfast packet of coffee or tea, a sandwich, a muffin and a smoothie for 125kr. Bread baked on site goes home with you.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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A neighbourhood bakery in Hornstull

Shin Bageri is an independent bakery and cafe on Bergsundsgatan in Hornstull, the kind of place you find because you are already in the neighbourhood rather than because it is on a list. Inside it is warm and cosy, with seating upstairs as well as outside on an almost car-free street.

The kanelbulle is the thing to order first, priced fairly and carrying enough flavour that it earns a second one. The carrot cake is the other sweet worth your attention, and the pain au chocolat holds up alongside it. On the savoury side, the sandwiches are good enough to stand on their own, not just as part of a set.

The breakfast packet is the best-value way in: coffee or tea, a sandwich, a muffin and a smoothie for 125kr, and it arrives large enough to count as a proper meal. Coffee is taken seriously here, from espresso to iced coffee, and the bread baked on site is sold to take home alongside the cafe offerings.

Go earlier rather than later. The selection thins out toward the end of the day, so a late-afternoon visit means fewer pastries to choose from. The outdoor seats sit on the shady side of the street, and there is no toilet on site, both worth knowing before you settle in.

The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere stays calm rather than rushed. It is a small shop, so the draw is the baking and the coffee rather than a wide range, and that is the honest shape of it.

What to look for

Kanelbulle

The cinnamon bun is the one to order, fairly priced and full of flavour.

Breakfast packet

Coffee or tea, a sandwich, a muffin and a smoothie for 125kr, large enough to be a full meal.

Carrot cake

A sweet that earns its place next to the buns, moist and worth saving room for.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Cinnamon bun (kanelbulle)

    the kanelbulle is the one to get first, praised for its flavour and fairly priced.

  2. Sandwiches

    sandwiches come both in the breakfast packet and on their own, and they are called delicious.

  3. Carrot cake

    the carrot pastry is the sweet to get here, and more than one regular calls it their favourite.

  4. Breakfast packet

    coffee or tea, a sandwich, a muffin and a smoothie for 125kr; the set is large and good value.

  5. Freshly baked bread

    loaves are baked on site and sold to take home alongside the cafe offerings.

Who is this for

This suits a traveler staying in or passing through Hornstull who wants a proper sit-down coffee and a bun in a calm room, with an upstairs to retreat to. It also works for anyone who wants to carry a loaf of freshly baked bread away from the neighbourhood. And if you are after a full morning meal without spending much, the breakfast packet at 125kr covers coffee, a sandwich, a muffin and a smoothie in one go.

If you need a full grocery shop rather than a coffee and a bun, ICA Kvantum Hornstull on Långholmsgatan stays open until 10 pm every night, Sundays included.

The verdict

The baking is small in range and thins out late in the day, so it rewards an early visit rather than a wide shop, but for a calm coffee and a kanelbulle in Hornstull it does exactly what you came for.

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