Fika Swedish Kitchen

Nice fresh juices!

Great coffee and service

Great getting sandwitch

Love!!!!

The Scandinavian place for everyone!

The space is split between a cozy inside section, and an outside area that gets a decent amount of sun. Ordering can be done via a QR code online menu, or more traditionally via the counter. The cafe is pretty chill, with nice minimalist (& of course, Swedish) decoration, with lowkey music that doesn't interfere with conversation. Staff are very friendly and competent. Dishes are well put together, tasty and nourishing. A small selection of European/Swedish goods are also for sale.

Finally visited the OG. Tucked away off the main drag. We shared the Skagen Prawns and Peter Pan hash. Tasty, filling and delicate. We also had the mulled wine.. it's served piping hot and best to let it cool down a bit.

Fika is a small and quaint little place in Manly that can be easily overlooked but i would strongly advise you give this place a go. The staff are super friendly and accomodating (I have a brother in a wheelchair and they were very vigilant of his needs, etc). The food is of tremendous quality. I especially recommend the prawn skagen. I have not been to Sweden nor have i tried too much Swedish cuisine, but if it's all to the quality/standard of Fika i will be on the first plane when the borders reopen! definitely recommend.

So bloody delicious. Flavours perfectly complement each other. Filling. I truly feel like I got my money's worth. Mood is calm. My favourite cafe in outer Sydney. 💙 Hot chocolate too sweet. Edit: paid $16 for a bacon and egg roll. Bun burnt, fried egg overcooked, bacon either burnt or raw but smothered in oil. Literally nothing enjoyable about this roll. And it took 30 minutes to make. I don't think I will return.

First Swedish inspired cafe menu I have come across in Sydney. (Not counting IKEA). Food is awesome, looks good and tastes good. Generous portions too. Will definitely be my go to place in Manly.