Historic cafe with a frequently changing selection of cakes and sweets, many of which are vegan - ask staff for details. Uses plant milks as default option for hot beverages. Open Mon-Fri 08:00-18:00, Sat-Sun 09:00-18:00.
I visited Zoégas Café close to closing time, so most of the vegan pastries had already sold out. There wasn't a huge selection left, but I actually think that's a great sign—it was nice to see that the vegan treats are so popular! Given the time of day, I completely understood the limited choice.
I tried the raspberry thumbprint cookie and the chocolate & raspberry cake, and both were absolutely delicious. They also offer vegan hot chocolate and even homemade vegan ice cream, which is a lovely bonus.
The staff were very friendly, knowledgeable about the vegan options, and happy to help. The café itself has a warm, cozy atmosphere, and I definitely recommend taking a walk around inside to learn about the history of the café.
A place well worth visiting if you're in Helsingborg!
Zoéga probably don't mean much to you if you haven't lived in Sweden but it's one of the biggest swedish roasteries (unfortunately owned by Nestlé these days).
However, the café was closed 2022 by Nestlé but reopened almost immediately by other people who now continue the more than 100 year old café.
The café has old beautiful interior and charming old grinders seen from the outside.
In the summer you can sit outside with a view of the big square across the street.
They offer a big variety of coffee and have some vegan baked goods from Bruket, another really great café in the city.
Historic café with a nice atmosphere and very friendly staff. I was pleasantly surprised to see that all cakes (and almost everything else they had) were vegan. Highly recommendable!
3 Reviews
First Review by solbrit
Thewisevegan
Points +1288
Popular Vegan Pastries in a Historic Café - Edit
I visited Zoégas Café close to closing time, so most of the vegan pastries had already sold out. There wasn't a huge selection left, but I actually think that's a great sign—it was nice to see that the vegan treats are so popular! Given the time of day, I completely understood the limited choice.
Read moreI tried the raspberry thumbprint cookie and the chocolate & raspberry cake, and both were absolutely delicious. They also offer vegan hot chocolate and even homemade vegan ice cream, which is a lovely bonus.
The staff were very friendly, knowledgeable about the vegan options, and happy to help. The café itself has a warm, cozy atmosphere, and I definitely recommend taking a walk around inside to learn about the history of the café.
A place well worth visiting if you're in Helsingborg!
Updated from previous review on 2026-08-06
Pros: Atmosphere, Friendly staff, Homemade cookies
Cons: Not everything is vegan
Guest
FotosyntesTillDig
Points +588
Classic Helsingborg coffee roaster's café - Edit
Zoéga probably don't mean much to you if you haven't lived in Sweden but it's one of the biggest swedish roasteries (unfortunately owned by Nestlé these days).
Read moreHowever, the café was closed 2022 by Nestlé but reopened almost immediately by other people who now continue the more than 100 year old café.
The café has old beautiful interior and charming old grinders seen from the outside.
In the summer you can sit outside with a view of the big square across the street.
They offer a big variety of coffee and have some vegan baked goods from Bruket, another really great café in the city.
Pros: Has a balcony with four seats, Usually vegan baked goods, Many types of coffee blends
Guest
solbrit
Points +98
Landmark café gone vegan - Edit
Historic café with a nice atmosphere and very friendly staff. I was pleasantly surprised to see that all cakes (and almost everything else they had) were vegan. Highly recommendable!
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