Söderberg has a number of locations around Edinburgh, which is helpful considering their cardamom buns are hard to resist. As well as coffee, cakes and pastries, different branches of the café serve everything from Swedish-style open sandwiches and sourdough pizza to ice cream and classic cocktails with a Scandi twist.

For Swedish coffee in the heart of Scotland, Söderberg has everything you need, from golden swirls of cinnamon buns to cool sips of signature Fika Martinis (espresso martinis made with Lake Vättern vodka and homemade Obadiah coffee liqueur). It has seven Edinburgh cafes in the likes of The Meadows, Stockbridge and Broughton Street (as well as two in London) serving authentic food made with high-quality ingredients. In suitably minimalist, Scandi-inspired surroundings, look forward to wrapping your hands around a warming flat white before pulling apart fluffy cardamom buns filled with almond paste and whipped cream.

Address: 3 Deanhaugh St, Edinburgh EH4 1LUVibes: Scandinavian-inspired cafe with minimalist decor and a cosy feel.Average Price: £7-£11 per personMust-Try: The cinnamon buns are freshly baked in-house and served warm with a cup of their speciality coffee. With locations all over the city, Söderberg brings a taste of Scandinavia to Edinburgh with its minimalist decor and unbeatable smells of freshly baked goods. Treat yourself to their freshly baked cinnamon buns, served warm and paired perfectly with a cup of their speciality coffee.

This Swedish bakery/café is now in Edinburgh with a focus on quality ingredients and a friendly, welcoming staff in each spot throughout the city. There are the usual coffee, tea, cakes, and pastries along with the Swedish-style open sandwiches, but the cardamom buns really do stand out and keep people coming back for more and more. As you would expect from a Scandi-café, all the branches are extremely relaxed, which is exactly what you want when you are stepping inside as a break away from your hectic day.

The Swedish cafe has established itself as something of a welcome fixture with seven venues dotted around Edinburgh. As well as cracking coffee and delightfully esoteric fare mixed among bakery stables, the Espresso Martini made with Lake Vättern vodka and homemade Johan & Nyström coffee liqueur is an absolute must-try (when you can).Söderberg. Throughout the city including 27 Simpson Loan, EH3 9GG. Tel: 0131 228 5876; soderberg.uk.

As a member of Food Sharing Scotland, Söderberg has pledged to eliminate food waste, often handing out leftover bread for free at the end of the day. Swedish coffee house and bakery Söderberg is something of an Edinburgh success story. Beginning as a small café in the city’s Quartermile district, it now encompasses seven premises across Edinburgh, as well as a London branch, which opened its doors in Soho in January 2019.

An Edinburgh staple, Söderberg is a Scandinavian Bakery and Coffee Shop with seven branches across the city. Their selection of seasonal buns – cinnamon, blueberry, raspberry and cardamom- makes for an ideal catch-up spot with friends or a quick break from university at the Quartermile branches. Pro tip: Söderberg sometimes appears on the Too Good To Go app for a discounted treat saving food from waste!

Söderberg is a Swedish-inspired bakery and café in Edinburgh, allowing you to embrace the art of fika from Scotland. And with 7 locations across the city, you’re never far from sipping on a coffee alongside a delicious Swedish bun. The team at Söderberg created their coffee blend to perfectly pair with their classic cardamom buns, so it just makes sense to try these two together!

When it comes to coffee shops, Edinburgh has got you covered. But if you’re looking for a spot with Scandinavian influence (and the best cinnamon buns in the city), we highly recommend Söderberg. While it’s often very busy – kiss goodbye to snagging a table – we think it’s worth grabbing a pastry to go and nibbling on it as you wander through the city’s historic streets.

Söderberg has six cool and Scandi-inspired outposts all across Edinburgh, but the bakery house in Edinburgh, located on trendy Broughton Street, is particularly special. You’ll find sweet buns, Kladdkaka (mud cake) and sourdough breads aplenty here. Locals rave about the Swedish cinnamon or cardamom buns, and washed down with a perfectly brewed coffee, we can see why!.

Söderberg is a Swedish inspired bakery in the heart of Edinburgh also offers a cosy spot to unwind. With seven locations across the city, you’re never far from a Swedish bun or tea to enjoy. You’ll find a slightly different menu at each cafe you visit, but there’s always a good selection of sandwiches and savoury items.

This is a favourite of mine, and I’ve been to all seven (!) of their Edinburgh shops. Söderberg are a Swedish coffee shop and bakery who provide sandwiches, soup, coffee and baked treats. The cardamon bun and Skinka baguette (Serrano ham, mozzarella, salsa verde & rocket on sourdough baguette) are winners.

This Scandinavian outfit offers seven coffee shops across Edinburgh, from Morningside to the Meadows. Look out for the signature Swedish cardamon bun paired with coffee roasted to their own recipe with sweet hints of chocolate and caramel. Sourdough bread, cakes, brunch and lunch options available, too.