Helsingborg Region

At the ice cream kiosk in Ängelholm's Hembygdspark, you'll find a wide variety of ice creams to choose from. You can also enjoy a cup of coffee with a waffle, topped with cream and jam. The park features a large playground and a zoo with Swedish animals.

Under the lush oak trees of the Pumpkin Café, you can relax in the garden and enjoy the Mediterranean inspired, vegetarian, mostly organic cuisine. Delicious pizzas are menu favourites. Breads and cakes are baked with flour from our a local stone mill, and the bakers use natural sweeteners such as maple syrup and raw sugar. Pumpans's homemade apple juice has a hint of cinnamon, and their coffee beans are roasted on the premises.

At Café Étoile, the emphasis is on quality ingredients, excellent service, and providing an all-encompassing experience in a beautiful setting with a high level of comfort. Their menu and aesthetics have distinct influences of Southern France and Morocco, adapted to Scandinavian tastes. Étoile offers high-quality freshly pressed juices, healthy salads and other lunch alternatives.

Whether you're a fan of 1950s design or not, you'll be impressed by the décor at Ebbas Fik. Every detail, from the vinyl furniture and the jukebox, down to the smallest coffee spoon, is period-appropriate. In 2010, Ebbas won the title of Sweden's Best Café, and it's easy to see why. The café serves freshly ground and brewed coffee, hearty sandwiches, fresh salads, large and well-stuffed baguettes, and the famous Elvis burger, made to the King of Rock and Roll's own recipe.

Flickorna Lundgren is one of Sweden's oldest and most popular cafes, located in the small village of Skäret, between Arild and Jonstorp, on the beautiful Kullahalvön peninsula. Here, you are offered homemade cakes, pastries, and cordials, all baked according to old family recipes, all in a beautiful and absolutely wonderful garden. Delicious meals and hearty sandwiches are also served here, accompanied by a variety of suitable beverages. The summer program includes Saturday breakfasts, barbecue evenings, seafood nights, and musical events.

Indulge in tempting baked goods like bread, cakes, and pastries — as well as house-made ice cream! All these delights come from the historic bakery in Munka-Ljungby, just outside of Ängelholm.

Koppi was founded in 2007 by the Swedish barista champions Anne Lunell and Charles Nystrand. With its own roastery, dedicated staff, and homemade pastries, Koppi in Helsingborg was awarded Coffee Shop of the Year when the White Guide launched its new café guidebook in 2014. The owners personally travel to coffee plantations to select the finest beans, tailoring the roast to each variety they order. If you find yourself enamoured with the coffee you drink here, the beans are available for purchase to take home.

At the foot of Kullaberg, in the small village of Mölle, you can find Möllle Krukmakeri and Café which stands for the delightfully irrational, the slow and perhaps somewhat slightly stubborn. Besides the ceramics workshop (that's what Krukmakeri means in Swedish), there is also a café. This quaint café serves thousands of people each year, offering a unique blend of eclectic music, cakes, and various indulgences that would make a weight-watcher blanch. On the menu, you'll also find steaming soups, fresh pasta, lasagnas, and Greek moussakas, all complemented by a perfectly spicy chilli stew. The ambiance is unlike anything you've experienced before, and the service is provided by cheerful pixies, young noblemen, and the occasional rustic farmer.

Nisses Konditori was established in 1936 and was named after its founder, Nils Sandberg. Everything sold in the shop is hand-baked on site, using the best ingredients and add no preservatives or additives.

A gem for all coffee lovers. At Zoégas, the coffee grinders have been turning since 1931. All the interiors have remained untouched since then. The store features mahogany fixtures, marble floors, beautiful brass details, coffee grinders, and a ceiling adorned with stunning murals.