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What's on in December
Christmas food take away / Julbord hemma
Pre-order everything you need to have a magical Swedish Christmas at home. Pick up 23rd December.
Swedish Lucia Carols 2020
2020 would have been our 8th year organising Lucia in Sydney. We're sad to annouce that we (due to the Covid chaos) have to hold out until 2021..
Swedish Christmas Traditions
Swedes love their traditions and Christmas is no exception. Here's how Swedes celebrate a traditional Christmas and how you can have your own Swedish Christmas here in Sydney.
We're open 7am - 2pm every day.
Closed for Christmas holidays on the 25-28 December & 1st January.
Welcome to fika
We opened our first Sydney location, in the classic Aussie beach suburb, Manly in 2013. We wanted to share the concept of ‘having a fika break’ with the Australian people. Our second location, Fika Bondi, opened in 2019.
As Sydney’s first Swedish eatery we don’t just bake our own desserts and bread, we hand roll every single meatball and make all our dips, sauces and Skagen from scratch. We infuse our own snaps and host as many of the Swedish traditions as we can.
Over the years we’ve catered events with our Swedish Princess Cakes, held introductory Swedish classes and been sponsored with two cars by Volvo Cars Australia to mention a few.
But most importantly, we’ve become a place for many to call their home away from home. Välkommen in.
What does fika [fee-ka] mean?
Fika is a Swedish word that translates as ‘taking a break for coffee and a bite to eat’. But really it’s much more than that. It’s a moment to relax, to catch up with your family and to laugh with your friends. It’s making up for lost time, or part of your daily ritual. A cosy escape, or a refreshing pause. It’s the time between meals, the place between destinations. There’s always time for Fika. Our kitchen is your kitchen, so make yourself at home.
