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Willys — Supermarket in Kungsholmen, Stockholm

Willys on Fleminggatan in Kungsholmen stays open from 7 am to 10 pm every day of the week, which makes it the branch you can reach before a ferry or after a late dinner.

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Willys on Fleminggatan, Kungsholmen

A large supermarket on Fleminggatan in Kungsholmen, open 7 am to 10 pm every day including Sunday. The bakery counter's cardamom bun and the self-serve salad buffet, weighed by the container, are the two things to seek out, and a 1 kg bag of Eldorado peanuts is the cheap buy to carry away. Self-scanning works well here.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

KungsholmenFleminggatanopen 7 am–10 pm dailyself-checkoutbudget basics

About this store

Willys on Fleminggatan is a branch of the Swedish supermarket chain, sitting in Kungsholmen with Rådhuset station serving the neighbourhood. What you notice first is size: the aisles run long and the selection of everyday food is wide, from basics to the makings of a simple party.

Start at the bakery counter. The cardamom bun is the one to take, soft and generously spiced, and it costs little enough to add a second. The salad buffet works differently: you fill a container yourself and pay by weight at the till, so you control the portion and the price. For the bag, the Eldorado peanuts in the 1 kg pack are the budget buy worth naming.

The shop runs on self-service. Self-scanning and self-checkout are here and they work well, which matters when the place is full. It does get full: around lunch and after 4 pm on weekdays the store is cramped and crowded, and the layout gives you little room to pass.

Prices on everyday basics are the reason to come, and organic honey, local breads, coffee and chocolate are all affordable enough to pack for home. One catch for a visitor: the member deals need a personal number, so the headline discounts may not open to you. Compare a couple of nearby shops before a big buy.

Advertised items can be out of stock. Come for the size, the bakery and the low basics.

What to look for

Cardamom bun from the bakery counter

Soft, spiced and cheap enough to buy two; the bakery is the first stop inside the door.

Salad buffet, paid by weight

Fill a container yourself and the till weighs it, so a light lunch stays light on the wallet.

Eldorado peanuts, 1 kg

A big own-brand bag of peanuts at a budget price, the snack to carry on a trip.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Cardamom bun

    The bakery counter turns out a cardamom bun that one visitor singled out as good.

  2. Eldorado peanuts, 1 kg

    A budget own-brand bag of peanuts named as a worthwhile buy.

  3. Salad buffet

    A self-serve salad bar where you fill a container and pay by weight.

Who is this for

Travellers staying in Kungsholmen who want a big, cheap shop for everyday food and a bakery bun on the way out will find this branch does the job. Anyone packing edible souvenirs will do well here, with organic honey, local breads, coffee and chocolate at prices that leave room in the case. It also suits a self-scanner who wants to be in and out fast without queueing at a staffed till.

If what you actually want is a semla rather than a full shop, Haga Bageri on Fleminggatan is 300 m away and makes that its business.

The verdict

This is a big, cheap branch where advertised items can be out of stock, but it still suits anyone in Kungsholmen who wants a wide, low-priced shop and a cardamom bun from the bakery.

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Researched across 2 public sources and confidence-checked November 2026, against our methodology, reviewed by the AisleTrotter editorial team. Spot an error? Tell us — corrections feed straight back into our verification system.

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