Café Eugenia

Amazing pizza with crunchy dough and delicious toppings. The service is friendly and fast, the atmosphere is great. Perfect that you can order half a pizza, what is the perfect size for lunch or a smaller dinner (with one of the beautiful pastries as dessert).

A hidden gem. Great place to sit away from the Kungstradgarden busy internals, but still able to discuss the people walking or riding by. Some great stories can be created just by imagining the life of a suit. Anyways… the sourdough pizza was good with mellow tomato sauce, cheese(!) and not spicy enough salami. They should have spicy olive&chili oil to drizzle on top for those who wants extra spicy. Names of the pizzas are good, but in the end it’s not proper Neapolitan pizza if that’s what you’re after. On the other hand it beats a lot of pizza and other restaurants in the vicinity. At least judge the pizza for yourself as it’s definitely worth a taste.

Decent pizza decent coffee and nice deserts but unfortunately they don’t welcome you bringing babies, I overheard the owner was complaining to other guests about me and my friend’s strollers taking too much place, so we left almost immediately afterwards, I do understand the place isn’t huge, but it isn’t very nice of him to discriminate moms with strollers … Anyway, hope his business goes well even without half of the population’s support.

Top Notch! Great pizzas, coffee, pastries and drinks. Very friendly and efficient staff. Highly recommended and definitely worth a detour.

The vegetarian pizza with Green Vegetables, I think it’s name was ‘the saint’ had no green veggies 😂 The second pizza, Mozzarella & cheese had huge chunks of sea salt which ruined it. 2 pizza’s costed us 270 Approx

Great pizza made correctly, fast cheerful service. Also, have beer and wine and other drinks and limited deserts. Plenty of outdoor seating.

Cool local vibes good coffee, yummy pizza, and patience for confused people , thank you 😁

It is a nice place with friendly atmosphere and affordable price. We had a holy moly pizza! That was awsome

Loved this little cafe off of Kungstradgarden. We just wanted coffee/tea and a snack. It was perfect. It's not touristy, and I think mostly locals go there. They have little window seats outside so you can watch the passersby. It was very inexpensive compared to the other places in the park. Less than $4 for a latte, tea, and pastry. I'd really recommend trying it. Nice and clean too!

Recommend this for upscale italian food. The complimentary bread is served in little loafs topped with pesto, oil and parmigiano. Pasta dishes served with rich, creamy and flavorful sauce. The pan-seared cod on a substantial piece of deliciously roasted pointed cabbage. All in all a good experience with friendly service!

The place is under new management since 2016 and i'm super sad about it! They dont have the "home baked" stuff anymore. But they do have crepes which are nice and large. But i'm totally bummed out that the old owner could not make it work... Old review: Ok, so this one of the cheapest café you'll ever visit in sthlm. But also one of the cutest and qualitative... They have a nice selection of cakes and biscuits, sandwiches, pies and the soup of the day, and everything seems to be home made. It's in the same building as St Eugenia Catholic Church, and it's worth a visit, even if one isn't catholic!