Supermercado Grand Gourmet — Specialty Store in Mariatorget, Stockholm
Supermercado Grand Gourmet on Wollmar Yxkullsgatan is where you go for the olives, the ones worth crossing Mariatorget for. The shop is small, the Spanish shelves are deep, and the fish counter sits alongside them.
What this shop is
A small Spanish grocer on Wollmar Yxkullsgatan in Mariatorget, where the olives are the first thing to buy. Beyond them are a fresh fish and seafood counter, cheeses, meats, vegetables, nuts and snacks, at prices that undercut most grocery shops in this class. It is a cozy little place rather than a big hall, so you browse closely.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
A Spanish corner of Mariatorget
Supermercado Grand Gourmet is an independent Spanish grocer on Wollmar Yxkullsgatan, and the first thing you notice inside is how much is packed into a small room. The shelves run Spanish goods, the fish counter sits at the back, and the whole place has the feel of a shop run by people who know their stock.
Start with the olives. They are the item to seek out here, and they are the reason to come back. Beside them the fresh fish and seafood counter is the other draw, with shellfish and fish laid out alongside the Spanish tins and jars. Cheeses, meats, vegetables, nuts and snacks fill the rest of the shelves, and the vegetables are fine enough to build a meal around.
The shop works as a browse-and-pick place rather than a full weekly shop. You move between the fish counter and the Spanish shelves, and there are to-go products if you want something to eat without cooking. Music plays, and the room stays cozy even when it fills up.
Prices are the quiet surprise. This is one of the most affordable grocery shops in its class in Stockholm, and the selection does not suffer for it. A basket of olives, cheese and a piece of fish costs less than you would expect from a shop with this range.
It suits anyone staying in or passing through Mariatorget who wants Spanish ingredients and fresh fish without a trek to a big hall. Come on a weekday rather than a Sunday, when the shop is closed.
What to look for
Special olives
The item to buy first, and the one thing worth making a detour for. Take a tub home.
Fresh fish and seafood counter
Fish and shellfish laid out alongside the Spanish goods, good for a meal rather than a pantry top-up.
Spanish shelves
Cheeses, meats, vegetables, nuts and snacks, with the vegetable selection fine enough to cook from.
The pick list
What to bring home
Special olives
the olives are the item to get first, the one named as not to be passed over.
Fresh fish and seafood
a counter for fish and shellfish, sitting alongside the Spanish goods.
Who is this for
This shop suits a traveler staying around Mariatorget who wants Spanish ingredients and fresh fish without leaving the neighbourhood. It also suits anyone cooking a meal from a small kitchen, since the olives, cheese and fish counter cover a whole dinner. And it rewards a curious browser who likes a compact shop where every shelf is worth a look.
If you need a full shop at any hour, including Sunday, ICA Supermarket Aptiten on Torkel Knutssonsgatan keeps the same 8 am to 10 pm hours every day.
The verdict
It is a small shop rather than a full-range supermarket, so you come for the Spanish goods and the fish counter rather than a complete weekly shop, and at these prices that trade is easy to accept.
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