Opening hours
- Monday
- 07:00 – 13:00
- Tuesday
- 07:00 – 13:00
- Wednesday
- 07:00 – 13:00
- Thursday
- 07:00 – 13:00
- Friday
- 07:00 – 13:00
- Saturday
- 07:00 – 13:00
- Sunday
- 07:00 – 13:00
Events
4 events
FreeEvent
Midsommar / Midsummer
Mon, 10 Aug
Celebrate Swedish Midsummer at Fika Manly with a maypole, traditional Midsummer food and drinks, singing, dancing and Swedish traditions. The Midsummer buffet includes pickled herrings, new potatoes with dill and butter, gravlax, Skagen, crispbread, cheese pie, grilled pork, spring vegetables and strawberry cake. Food and drinks can be pre-ordered.
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Lucia / Christmas Carols
Sun, 13 Dec
Join us for a night of Lucia celebration at Fika's Manly Cafe on 13 December. Sip on mulled wine, enjoy freshly baked saffron buns and do some Christmas shopping while waiting for the Lucia allsång, a Christmas carol singalong, at around 8pm. The event has been celebrated at Fika on 13 December since 2013 and typically attracts around 200 people.
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Våffeldagen / The Waffle Day
Thu, 25 Mar
Celebrate Sweden's Waffle Day by eating waffles. Swedish waffles are made in a waffle maker that creates five heart-shaped pieces joined in a circle, and are served with jam and cream. Waffle Day is celebrated on 25 March.
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Nationaldagen / Swedish National Day
Sun, 6 June
Celebrate Swedish National Day on 6 June. Swedes eat strawberry cake and enjoy the first summer sun. The day includes Swedish flags, community events, local gatherings and ceremonies welcoming new Swedish citizens. Fika's trusted favourites include cake and snaps.
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Hours and details
The Swedish edition of this tradition is veeeery different from the movie that came out 2019 haha. All we do is celebrate the longest day of the year in every way we can think of ... 1. Eating Enjoying a classic Midsummer Buffet stacked with a variety of pickled herrings, new potatoes with dill and butter, gravlax, S
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