Wallins Bageri & Konditori — Specialty Store in SoFo, Stockholm

Wallins Bageri & Konditori on Ringvägen in SoFo is an old-fashioned Swedish bakery where the chocolate pie earns the trip and the brewed coffee comes with a rule you should know before you order.

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Wallins Bageri & Konditori is a classic Swedish bakery on Ringvägen in SoFo, open from 7 am on weekdays. Bread and pastries are the core of the counter, the chocolate pie is the sweet to order, and the brewed coffee and sandwiches hold up alongside it. Seating inside is cramped, so take a sidewalk table when the sun is out.

Vetted

Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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About this store

Wallins Bageri & Konditori is an independent bakery and konditori on Ringvägen in SoFo, the kind of old-fashioned Swedish coffee shop you find set back from the flow rather than on the main drag. What you notice first is the counter itself: bread and pastries laid out the traditional way, with a small cafe attached.

The chocolate pie is the reason to come. It is the sweet that stays with you, dense and rich enough that one slice is a full stop rather than a warm-up. Order the brewed coffee with it, and if you want something savoury, the sandwiches are made properly rather than as an afterthought. A cappuccino here is also worth your time if you came mainly for the coffee.

The room works like an old konditori: you order at the counter, and the brewed coffee is self-service, which is not obvious when you walk in. Seating indoors is cramped, so in summer the tables along the sidewalk are the better place to sit with a coffee and a bun in the sun. Expect a small extra charge if you take oat milk.

Prices sit on the higher side for a neighbourhood bakery, and lunch in particular adds up. The pastries are the better-value end of the counter, and the weekday 7 am opening makes an early stop easy before the day gets going.

Come for the chocolate pie, the bread and the sidewalk tables.

What to look for

Chocolate pie

The sweet to order first: dense, rich and the thing that lingers after the coffee is gone.

Brewed coffee

Self-service from the pot, and it holds up well alongside the pastries.

Sandwiches

A proper savoury option at the counter when you want more than a bun.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Chocolate pie

    The chocolate pie is the one to get first: it is the best chocolate pie I have ever eaten, and it is the standout sweet here.

  2. Brewed coffee

    The brewed coffee is very good.

  3. Sandwiches

    The sandwiches are very good, a reliable savoury option alongside the pastries.

  4. Cappuccino

    A cappuccino here earns warm words from a visitor who came for the coffee.

  5. Bread and pastries

    Bread and pastries are the reason to come: a classic Swedish bakery where the bread and pastries are really nice.

Who is this for

Solo explorers who like an old-fashioned konditori room and a counter you order from rather than a table service will settle in here easily. Anyone chasing a specific pastry or a slice of chocolate pie with a brewed coffee gets what they came for, especially with a sidewalk table in summer. Early risers on a weekday have a 7 am opening to work with.

The verdict

The baking is sound, so it suits a quick pastry-and-coffee stop.

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