Restaurants and bakers have been leaning heavily into nostalgia over the past few years, and one of the more recent hits is ...

With rainy winters, ties to Britain dating back 200 years and dozens of proper pubs, the port is affectionately known as Sweden's 'Little London'.

An indulgent blend of strong Vietnamese coffee topped with a whipped mixture of egg yolks and sweetened condensed milk.

Diana Jarvis travelled to Sweden with Intrepid. You can visit Sweden on Intrepid's Taste of Scandinavia (from £1,564pp) or Scandinavia Explorer (from £3,650pp) which includes accommodation, some meals ...

Situated along Beach Road, Fika first opened its doors back in 2009 and is known for its traditional Swedish meatballs, served alongside other authentic Swedish dishes including pickled herring, ...

A quintessentially Swedish custom, the ingredients to fika are as follows: a hot drink, a small bite (preferably sweet), a companion for conversation, and sitting down.

The Swedes were also responsible for introducing fika AKA Swedish ‘coffee and cake’ culture to filming, while Tanz jokes that the Italian crew refused to roll cameras without their espresso ...

New New York City bakery Ferrane opens in Brooklyn Heights with Swedish baked goods like cardamom buns, semla, princess cake, baguettes, and brioche in May 2025.

While it all started with coffee — “fika” is a play on the 19th century Swedish word for coffee, “kaffi” — fika is, at its core, a social gathering.

What Is Sweden Known For 1– Swedish Design Swedish design and architecture if famous. Sweden is iconic when it comes to design, and thanks to one particular furniture store (Ikea), its flag has become ...

Most Swedish households will own a waffle iron. But what do the sweet treats have to do with the Virgin Mary? Photo: Leif R Jansson/TT Hej and welcome to the latest instalment of The Local's Fika ...

“When they invite us over for fika they really put in such an effort with a nicely set table and so many different cakes and desserts. It is quite different from the more lowkey Swedish fika,” Minette ...