Vurma – A soul-warming café

Vurma Stockholm

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Vurma – A soul-warming café

Susanna Sjödin photo

Susanna from Stockholm

Board game geek and design-junkie, warm and loud. I love Stockholm because it’...

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Do you ever just dream of this perfect cup of hot chocolate? Well, if you’re like me and share a healthy obsession for chocolate and bread, please read on because boy, have I got a tip for you.

Vurma has three coffee shops around Stockholm; in Vasastan, Östermalm and in Hornstull. This is good news for you, since no matter where in the centre of Stockholm you’re strolling, you’ll most likely be close to a Vurma for breakfast, lunch or even dinner.

At Vurma they serve grilled sandwiches, salads, sweets and a wide array of hot and cold beverages. If you head on over to the Östermalm Vurma (Birger Jarlsgatan 36), they also offer a tasty dinner menu. I’m a big fan of Vurma’s sandwiches, which are served both grilled and cold. My favorite is “Främlingen” (The Stranger) a grilled hunk of bread with chicken, avocado, dijon mustard, oregano and tomato. It will most definitely satisfy your bread cravings. Top that off with a hearty cup of Vurma’s homemade hot chocolate and you’re most definitely good to go.

When you step into Vurma, it’s best described as a room filled with flea market mish-mash, with a touch of old library. The ambiance is welcoming and the odd tables are coupled with colorful window-sofas and cushioned chairs. So, if you find yourself with the same urge of a good cup-a-choco and a snack, I suggest you direct your feet towards the closest Vurma café.

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Susanna from Stockholm

Susanna Sjödin photo

Board game geek and design-junkie, warm and loud. I love Stockholm because it’...

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Address

Bergsunds strand 31, Stockholm

Opening Times

09:00 - 19:00 daily

Price

Warm sandwich: SEK 120

Website

Last Changed Date: 2016-05-19 11:45:13 +0200 (Thu, 19 May 2016)