Helsinki

Laura .: Trendy shop for those interested in home decorating

Mari Kukkonen: Cute little bakery in a great location in Hakaniemi, Helsinki. Fresh breads and cakes and awesome coffee!

Julia Ivanova: Great real Russian food. Here you can taste a real borsch as it has to be.

Ossi Honkanen: A bit on the expensive side, but an amazing selection of quality foods. Grab a snack or buy groceries.

Tom: A great little deli selling mostly local produce. Perhaps a bit expensive, but well worth a browse! Nice takeaway coffees (locally roasted) but you only get half a cup if you opt for the latte...

antti ka: Better than McD's/burger king. Worse than kämp/roslund burger. Maybe one of the better midprice burgers, but my suggestion in helsinki is to either go for honest fast food or proper top end burger.

Anna Zhidkova: Hot blackberry juice and famous Finnish blueberry pie or Karelian pie! Must do in Helsinki

Ami Hasan: Helsinki’s biggest bookstore is another building designed by Alvar Aalto and naturally has a large selection of books about him - as well as any other imaginable subject.

Soila Maria: A good place to find presents or souvenirs. A bit pricey, but you pay also for the atmosphere.

Julia Sergio: That's a great place with different kinds of stores and boutiques. I like it so much!!!!

Antoni A: You'll find the best Karelian pies in town here. Have it with egg butter and filtered coffee - the traditional way.

Martin Jonasson: Great local food for lunch. Try the Karelian pirogs.

Melforss: This is something I have been missing in Helsinki! Spacious and light cafe full of good tables where to work. You can order things to eat from savoury to sugary and coffee or alcohol as well. Perfect

IrmaZandl ZandlSlant: Tour is a little short (30 mins) but excellent nevertheless

Petri Aukia: Some of the best coffee in Helsinki. Order the coffee inside and drink it outside from the decent china. Antidote to paper cups.

Joni: I love their cappuccino and mozzarella & Parma ham ciabatta; fresh and delicious. The place is nearly always crowded and a bit hectic, so not great for working or curling up with a book.

Twerp: Service, pastries, atmosphere and of course coffee. Lovely neighborhood for strolling. Perfect place to meet up with a friend or two.

Van P: Excellent coffee and pastries. The service is friendly and you'll also get to taste some really nice quiches. Good place to study in a calm environment.

Krista: Warm and cozy traditional cafe bakery. Plain good sweet and salty pastries, nothing fancy or trendy. Not for coffee enthusiasts'.

Dutched Pinay Travels: Not only a place to shop for produce and gourmet stuff but a great place to have brunch or lunch! En savoir plus .

Turan Sadri: Nice guys, excellent food. Maybe the best falafel in Helsinki.

Linda E: Bread, other baked goods, brunch/breakfast food on weekends. All great!

Аполлинария Михайлова: Everything people are saying about this place is true: every day for 9-10 € you can choose between 3 types of tasty soup with free access to bread, oil and water.

Aki Snellman: Best lunch in town. Amazing salad bar. Lovely and friendly staff.

Stefano Pedro: One of the best Nepalese food I tried in Helsinki. Cheap and abundant lunch options. Big plus: friendly service!

Mitja Mieskolainen: One of the best seitan in town. Great soups also and meat lovers tell the place is awesome, too!

Sami Niemelä: Eat in, and you won't be disappointed. Excellent no-nonsense korean w/ great service.

Den Shanygin: Place of vegetarian food. Sandwiches are awesome. Highly recommend them.

Antti Gorski: Simply the best brunch in Helsinki.

Nelli Pellinen: Interesting selection of design. Clothing, furniture and excellent gift ideas!

Atte Hujanen: Easily the best cafe in Sörnäinen, large yet cozy. The shop has some rare brands like the Method cleaning products.

Cat: Homeware, storage solutions, glass jars, a place like the stationery and home organising store. Kind of like ikea but more trendy. Love their black plastic sheet calendar where you can plan your day.