Hornstull · @tomfisk on pexels
Hornstull grocery stores
Coming from the station, you reach the metro-level bakery first, then the supermarket on Långholmsgatan.
9 stores, plotted
Bagar'n Hornstull
Bagar'n Hornstull is the bakery booth in the metro hallway at Långholmsgatan where the vegan pastry case runs to at least six options, several of them unlabelled.
Shin Bageri
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.
ICA Kvantum Hornstull
ICA Kvantum Hornstull fills a large, modern space on Långholmsgatan in Hornstull and stays open until 10 pm every night, Sundays included.
Weindels Konditori
Weindels Konditori on Varvsgatan in Hornstull is where you go for a vegan cardamom bun and a coffee in a room that still feels seventies-cool after its renovation.
7-Eleven · Hornstull
7-Eleven on Hornsbruksgatan in Hornstull stays open around the clock, every day of the week, so the coffee and the hot counter are there whenever you surface.
ICA Nära Draken
ICA Nära Draken on Bergsunds strand in Hornstull stays open until 11 pm every night, Sundays included, and the flowers and plants are the reason to walk in.
Hornstull, in short
Hornstull sits where Södermalm's southern edge meets the water, on the red line at the Hornstull station. The neighborhood is mostly residential, with people who live here doing their shopping here rather than visitors making a special trip. There is no famous landmark to plan around.
What draws people is the everyday: a supermarket on Långholmsgatan that stays open until 10 pm every night, Sundays included, and two specialty shops within about six minutes of each other. ICA Kvantum Hornstull fills a large, modern space on that street. A few minutes away, Weindels Konditori on Varvsgatan serves vegan cardamom buns in a room that still feels seventies-cool after its renovation.
Locals shop in the evening, since the supermarket runs late seven days a week. The bakery booth in the metro hallway at Långholmsgatan, Bagar'n Hornstull, catches commuters on their way through rather than people making a dedicated trip.
Weindels is the one worth the short walk up Varvsgatan if you are heading that way anyway.
Evening shopping works
ICA Kvantum Hornstull stays open until 10 pm every night, Sundays included, so a late arrival from the city does not leave you without options.
No 24-hour store
None of the three shops here stays open around the clock. If you need something at 2 am, plan ahead rather than counting on Hornstull.
Quick answers
What can I actually buy in Hornstull?
A large supermarket, ICA Kvantum Hornstull, covers the everyday shop on Långholmsgatan. Two specialty shops round it out: Weindels Konditori for pastries and coffee on Varvsgatan, and Bagar'n Hornstull, a bakery booth in the metro hallway. The mix is practical rather than a destination in itself.
How do I get to Hornstull?
The red line stops at Hornstull station, and the metro hallway itself holds Bagar'n Hornstull, so you can pick something up without leaving the station level. From there, Långholmsgatan and Varvsgatan are a short walk. The three shops sit within about six minutes of each other on foot.
When is the best time to shop in Hornstull?
Evenings work well because ICA Kvantum Hornstull stays open until 10 pm every night, Sundays included. The bakery booth in the metro hallway catches commuter traffic, so it is busiest around rush hour. Weindels Konditori is a sit-down stop rather than a quick grab.
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