Kosherian
You can purchase meat, cheese and other kosher items at the Kosher shop, Kosherian.
Address: Nybrogatan 19A
Phone: +4686636580
Website: www.kosherian.se
Facebook: www.facebook.com/kosherian/
Ordinary Operating Hours
Monday – Thursday 11 am – 6 pm
Friday 9 am – 3 pm
*Under the supervision of the Orthodox Rabbi at the Jewish Community in Stockholm.
Café Bajit by Friends
At the dairy cafe in Bajit you can find everything from breakfast and lunch to coffee and cakes. Sit down and enjoy your meal under the sun-roof or grab it as a take-away. Pre-order is also available.
Website: https://bajitkaffe.business.site
Phone: +46-70-712-84-92
Open hours:
Monday – Thursday: 7.30 am to 5.30 pm
Friday: 8 am to 3 pm (depending on Shabbat) – Closed during winter
Saturday, Sunday and Chagim: Closed
Address: Nybrogatan 19A
*Under the supervision of the Orthodox Rabbi at the Jewish Community in Stockholm.
Miri’s Kosher Stockholm Catering
Catering & Kosher food in Stockholm that delivers and tailor your kosher meal needs during your stay. Maker sure to establish contact prior to your arrival.
Visit Miri’s Kosher Stockholm Catering to get in contact to buy your kosher meals.
*Under the supervision of the Orthodox Rabbi at the Jewish Community in Stockholm.
Groceries
There are a lot of products which have been checked and approved by the orthodox rabbi. Not all of these products have a visible Hechsher. In general, regular plain milk products like yogurt, milk, butter are kosher, as well as Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Bregott (butter) and a variety of fish. A list of Kosher products can be downloaded as a PDF at the Jewish Community in Stockholm’s website: https://jfst.se/fler-tjaenster/kosherinformation/kosherlistan/
Wine
Due to Sweden’s alcohol policy, all beverages consisting of 3,5% alcohol or more must be sold via Systembolaget. A small selection of Kosher wine can be purchased at selected Systembolaget liquor stores. Kosher grape juice can be bought at Kosherian (see above).