
Garden café and bakery in Hågelbyparken serving Swedish lunch, homemade pastries, freshly baked bread and coffee. Guests can sit inside the historic clock house or outdoors among the park's greenery.
Expect an unhurried room. This is the quiet end of the city's spectrum, and that's the point. It suits a slow evening. No rush, no agenda.
Pricing is moderate, and the café runs 08:00–17:00. You'll find it at Hågelby 7 in Tumba — the surrounding blocks carry the same energy, so the night doesn't have to end at one address.
Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes, lingonberries, pickled cucumber and cream sauce.
Seasonal fish stew served with shrimp and aioli.
Vegetarian risotto with lentil/parsnip patties, roasted seeds and Grana Padano.
Classic Swedish pancakes served with jam and whipped cream.
Curated by the venue · Prices are estimates and may change.
Set times, the crowd, how to get in, what's good on the menu — ask anything about Café Anna Giertz.
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