Stockholm is full of fika spots. But finding halal-certified baked goods that actually taste good? That is harder to come by. Sweets by Camilla at Torsgatan near St. Eriksplan is one of those places you stumble across once and then keep coming back to.
Quick Facts
- Best for: Muslims in Stockholm craving halal-certified desserts and fika treats
- Address: Torsgatan, St. Eriksplan, Stockholm (multiple branches across Stockholm)
- Halal status: Clearly labeled halal — no questions needed
- Near St. Eriksplan T-bana: About 2-minute walk from the station
1. How I Found It (And Why It Took Me So Long)
I’d been craving dessert for days, plus a cold iced latte because Stockholm was genuinely warm and summer had finally arrived. The classic Stockholm summer problem: you want everything but the halal options feel limited if you do not know where to look.
I ended up searching Instagram, found @sweetsbycamilla by @camillahamid, and realized she has multiple branches across Stockholm. I had something going on near Kristineberg that day, so the Torsgatan location made perfect sense.
Tunnelbana to St. Eriksplan, then about a 2-minute walk. That is it.
The counter at Sweets by Camilla — plenty of options at a glance.
2. What I Ordered (And What You Should Get)
Walking in, the first thing that hits you is how many options there are. Cookies, cakes, brownies — everything styled for an Instagram shoot but also actually real food you want to eat.
I went with two cookies:
Strawberry Cheesecake Cookie — this one you just have to try. Creamy, fruity, the sweetness is balanced. Not the kind of sweet that makes you regret it halfway through.
Morotskaka med frosting (Carrot Cake Cookie) — classic Swedish carrot cake in cookie form with frosting on top. Genuinely good.
And the iced latte. My advice: order it without sugar. The desserts are already doing their job on the sweetness front, and having an unsweetened latte next to them is the right call.
The iced latte — order it without sugar for the right balance.
On a second visit, I also tried:
Salted Caramel Brownie Cookie — honestly 10/10. This is the one.
Cookies and Cream — solid, 8/10, would get again.
Cakes and brownies on display at Sweets by Camilla — everything clearly labeled halal.
Everything is clearly labeled halal. No second-guessing, no asking the staff awkward questions. Just pick what you want.
3. The Space Itself
The whole place is purple. Like, properly purple, not just an accent wall. It is cozy, instagrammable without trying too hard, and works whether you are coming in with a friend, a colleague, the family, or just yourself on a Tuesday afternoon with nowhere to be.
The purple interior at Sweets by Camilla — cozy without feeling like a chain.
Good spot for a fika meeting that does not feel like a coffee shop chain. The vibe is more personal bakery than franchise, even though they have several locations.
4. The Area Around Torsgatan
This is actually a bonus if you are planning a little Stockholm exploration. Right around the Torsgatan location there is a park and some really classic Stockholm architecture, the kind that looks great in photos.
Classic Stockholm neighborhood around Torsgatan — worth a walk after your fika.
If you are visiting Stockholm and want somewhere off the main tourist path, the St. Eriksplan area gives you that without feeling like you have wandered somewhere random. It is the kind of neighborhood walk that does not feel like you are ticking off a sightseeing list.
5. Should You Go?
Yes, if you are in Stockholm and you want halal-certified baked goods that are actually worth the detour. The cookies are the main event, the iced latte is a good order on a warm day, and the area around Torsgatan makes it easy to turn the whole thing into a small afternoon out.
Take-out bag from Sweets by Camilla — their branded packaging is clean and well done.
A proper fika spread — cookies, cake, and a cold drink on the side.
Find them on Instagram @sweetsbycamilla to check which branch is closest to you.
