These photos are of Östermalms Saluhall, a gourmet food hall in the upscale region of Östermalm. The hall includes a variety of stalls, including a bakery, confectionary, greengrocers, fishmongers, butchers, and cheese shops. There are stalls that sell homemade goods like Swedish meatballs, quiches, potato puffs, pâtés, and fish spreads. Östermalms Saluhall also has restaurants, including both Japanese smørrebrød eateries. A coffee and tea shop offers an extensive variety of both purveyors of caffeine.
Fresh cloudberries in their own juice.
Cakes at a confectioner’s stall.
A fishmonger’s stall.
Crayfish
Havskräftor, of course. I’m guessing they’re langoustines.
American and Nordic lobsters, from the Atlantic and Northern Atlantic, respectively.
Fresh hazelnuts. Who knew?
Nuts (not sure what kind… anyone?). A few almonds thrown in for good measure.
A box of famously delicious new potatoes. The grocer said they need to be refrigerated for optimal freshness and flavor.
Cabbage plants for sale at an outdoor nursery right outside of Östermalms Saluhall. According to the Vasa Museum, growing cabbage is an old Swedish tradition.
