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Café Husaren

This café is famous for its tasty, giant kanelbullar (cinnamon buns). You can easily share one of these with three or four people. Or, if you don`t care about diabetes, you can eat one for lunch or dinner.

Address: Haga Nygata 28
Getting there: in the Haga district in a street with lots of other nice cafés
Website: cafehusaren.se (opens in a new tab)

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