Cafe Fika - Menu

Great food and atmosphere, small but comfy, great staff and not expensive. Highly recommended, great place

food and coffee to die for. Excellent barrista made the best coffee i have had. The lunch menu is all delicious.

Lovely bright cafe with traditional Swedish bakes and a great choice of fresh ground coffees. FREE .. Refils on request. . Arange of cakes and bakes with a Swedish stykle.

Very welcoming pretty and relaxed cafe. We enjoyed lunch and yummy bakes as well as refills of filter coffee as all good fika should be! The owner is very friendly, eager to make your experience warm and enjoyable. Attractive layout.

Dropped into the cafe for the first time today. Cosy friendly little cafe, fine coffee and tea and select choice of lovely cakes. We had the chocolate and pear scones OMG lush! Missed out on this cafe due to work and Covid, but now retired so will be back

A fantastic espresso. One of the best I’ve had in Scotland. Great selection of cakes I had the cinnamon roll which was very good. A very cool cafe with a great variety of seating options and newspapers/books to read. Staff were friendly and obviously passionate about their cafe. Would highly recommend.

Had an amazing lunch at Cafe Fika. It’s a lovely wee place with a very tasty menu with plenty for vegetarians and vegans. I had the bagel with cream cheese and tomato and basil. It was lovely and the raspberry side salad was delicious too. I had a chai latte to drink which was also excellent We will be back very soon

So if you 're going to open a cafe I think the first thing you would do is think What would I think would be the ideal cafe? . You might think of keeping food affordable.always having beautiful vegan and gluten free options without acting like you 're a saint or a genius for doing so.Maybe you would lose some potential profit here and there by using tasty high quality often locally produced organic ingredients. You might put the same effort and standard into the coffee choice too. You 'd probably like to give decent portions knowing from experience that skimpiness can make even the mightiest cake leave a bad taste in your mouth. If you 're not an ars h you 'd most likely want the place to be...

We visited the Fika cafe recently while on holiday in the area. We initially received a warm welcome. We ordered two cappuccino coffees and a scone. The coffees were very nice and well presented. Unfortunately our experience went down hill from there. There were two seats at the window which we went to sit at. We were advised that these seats were reserved for 2 pm. This was about 1.40 pm so we went to other seats in case the people came in early. The cafe is very small and there is not a lot of space. We ended up taking two seats next to the till area which was raised above the floor area below. Two apparently regular customers were sat in the corner. The proprietor employee had an ongoing...