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Snickarbacken 7

Unfortunately, Snickarbacken 7 is permanently closed.

Despite being permanently closed, Snickarbacken deserves to be mentioned here, since its a place very close to my heart.

Snickarbacken was my favorite café for many years, and it has a lot of history for me. The first time I went there was in 2014. A few years later, while waiting for my coffee, I met the love of my life. In a hidden alley perpendicular to Birger Jarlsgatan, Snickarbacken was located in a former stable that was built in the late 1800’s. My office used to be right by the corner, so I spent many lunches there. One day, when I was in the line to order a coffee, the guy behind the coffee machine and I looked at each other. Since then, we call it love at first sight.

I spent many more lunches, breakfasts and evenings there. Obsessing over him and getting to know him. Today that guy and I are engaged and we have a daughter together. Life can be crazy like that, and this place will always be special to us.
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Snickarbacken 7, Stockholm
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