Located almost inside the Gamlastan TBana Station looks like the nearest place to do groceries.quite smaller than the other small supernarkets here due to space considerations. Best place to buy generic stuff for walking around as prices are relatively cheaper than other shops.water is water.sometimes based on those placards outside prices arent that bad at all.Gamlastand is one of the desired addresses in Stockholm so everything is expensive.

Extremly overpriced. Last resort place.

Cheapest groceries I've found in Stockholm, and I love supporting little non-chain establishments. It's a win win

Enough survival products for tourists (cheese, tomato, spaghetti, yoghurt, prosciutto parma etc.). Many italian brands. Acceptable variety of gluten-free food (Schär, etc.)

Like their fresh salad bowl

Nice quick short shopping for food👌🏼 Surprisingly have a lot of variations of a products that I didn't expect

Very friendly staff and it's a great Corner Market with enough variety that you can sample Swedish culture. I talked with a few of the employees and they were really nice

The choice is ok, but too expensive

Bumped into Munkbrohallen when walked back from Gamla Stan to Tunnelbana, a lot of delicious food and ready to eat dishes which was made easy evening and next day morning for tourist. Also, nice fruits selection, like blueberry and raspberry which I missed much while being live far from Europe. Don't know the prices, I spent something like 300 SEK ( 1100 Thai Baht) and this was good for the amount of food I bought.

Food store offers good range of groceries.

Gut sortierter Supermarkt direkt bei der Tunelbana Station. Hat auch am Abend geöffnet, man bekommt Kaffee und Tee vom Automaten im Kassa Bereich. Gleich beim Eingang befindet sich ein Bankomat, eigentlich braucht man in Schweden kein Bargeld, da alles mit der Karte bezahlt wird, sogar die Benützungsgebühr bei der Toilette (z. B. T-Centralen)!

Most of the staff working there are usually quite friendly and helpful but I experienced something very unpleasant today. When I tried to weigh the fruit on the scale, an asian-look staff passed by and asked me with very commanding tone to put the fruits on the scale and press the button. I would like to ask you, in which culture would you tell your customers to do what you ask with that tone? Coz of the low energy and being sick, when i wanted to argue with him, he was already gone. So i leave the review here and ask you to reflect your rude behaviour! IT's not acceptable!