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Café Sockerskorpan

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Café Sockerskorpan

A snug Haga café for an unhurried fika, a freshly chosen bun and a window onto the neighbourhood’s cobbled main street.

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Café Sockerskorpan, also listed locally as Café Kringlan, sits on Haga Nygata at the centre of Göteborg’s most photographed café street. The small room is cosy rather than spacious, with tables close together and a steady stream of walkers looking for coffee, breakfast or something sweet. The counter carries cakes, pastries and Swedish buns, while sandwiches, salads and simple lunch dishes make it useful beyond fika. Choose what looks freshest, add a filter coffee and take an outside table when the weather allows; watching Haga pass is a large part of the pleasure. The position inevitably brings crowds and tourist-street prices, so early morning is calmer than the afternoon rush. Service can feel hurried when the room is full, and this is not the place for a private conversation or a long session with a laptop. It works best as a cheerful pause during a walk through Haga: one good pastry, one hot drink and enough time to notice the timber houses before returning to the street.

Where

Café Kringlan, 13, Haga Nygata, Haga, Centrum, Göteborg, Göteborgs Stad, Västra Götalands län, 413 01, Sverige

Opening hours

Monday–Sunday & public holidays
08:00–21:00