Eat in Haga, Gothenburg

Bord 27

• ★ 4.5
• Nordic
• $$$

Order Crispy fried scallop with corn cream and miso, a recurring crowd-pleaser across many seasons.

Twenty-seven seats on Haga Kyrkogata fill fast. Asian and French pantries inform a seasonal Gothenburg menu tracked closely by the natural wine list.

Cafe Husaren

• ★ 4.5
• Café
• $

Order Filter coffee with a hagabullen

Cafe Husaren in Haga has served the neighbourhood since 1890 from a listed building on Haga Nygata. Order the filter coffee with a hagabullen.

Cafe Hebbe Lelle

• ★ 4.1
• Café
• $

Order Coffee with giant cinnamon bun

Hebbe Lelle is a classic Haga fika cafe serving giant plate-sized cinnamon buns alongside coffee in a small wooden building on the main cobblestone street.

Vagas

• ★ 4.3
• Swedish Bakery
• $

Order Cinnamon bun, Cardamom bun, Vanilla custard bun

Vagas occupies a classic Haga wooden house and bakes traditional Swedish buns alongside modern laminated pastries, making it a quieter alternative to Husaren.

Haga Julmarknad

• ★ 4.4
• Market
• $

Haga's Christmas market runs weekend stalls along cobbled Haga Nygata through Advent, with glogg, plate-sized cinnamon buns from Cafe Husaren.

Goteborg Walking Tours Fika Experience

• ★ 4.4
• $$

Goteborg Walking Tours' Fika Experience visits four to five cafes across the city on a guided afternoon walk, with coffee, tea, pastries and Swedish fika.