
Fern & Fika
Multiple independent sources, including HappyCow and the Spinach guide, describe Fern & Fika as a fully vegan café.
Per-allergen evidence
Multiple independent sources, including HappyCow and the Spinach guide, describe Fern & Fika as a fully vegan café. The venue's own website states it serves 'vegan, vegetarian healthy food' and its catering page is explicitly plant-based. However, community reports on Spinach note that staff are not always sure about ingredients, and some users reported inconsistent vegan claims on the menu. The menu itself does not appear to mark individual dishes with vegan symbols. Although the café is vegan by concept, the documented inconsistency in staff knowledge and menu claims suggests Tier A rather than A+, as the venue lacks third-party accreditation and does not have every dish independently verified.
[1] Verified blog Fern & Fika - Plant-Based Café, Fully Vegan, Gluten-Free in Stockholm | Spinach, spinach.guide
A third-party guide confirms the presence of a vegan menu but warns of inconsistent staff knowledge and menu claims.fetched Jun 1, 2026[2] Aggregator Fern & Fika - Stockholm | Review "Fully vegan and gluten free " by TaminaN - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow lists it as fully vegan and gluten-free, and reviews corroborate that information, but the source does not detail any cross-contact mitigations.fetched Jun 1, 2026[3] Aggregator Fern & Fika - Dedicated Gluten-Free Coffee Shop in Södermalm, FindMeGlutenFree
FindMeGlutenFree awards the restaurant a dedicated gluten-free badge, indicates that the kitchen contains no wheat, reports a dedicated toaster, and states that staff will clean and glove up. The source also notes that the venue includes a caveat about seed cross-contamination.fetched Jun 1, 2026[4] Verified blog Vegan, Vegetarian healthy Food | FERN & FIKA café restaurant, fernandfika.com
The official homepage mentions only "vegan, vegetarian healthy food" and provides no further allergen-specific information.fetched Jun 1, 2026[5] Verified blog Vegetarian, vegan, plant based, restaurant/café, Fern & Fika, fernandfika.com
The official catering page asks customers to mention allergies, but it does not provide details about in-café practices.fetched Jun 1, 2026Fern & Fika presents itself as a dedicated gluten-free kitchen. Its own website states that the kitchen has no wheat, and a sign in the café reads "all thing gf." Community reports on FindMeGlutenFree describe a dedicated gluten-free kitchen space, a dedicated GF toaster, and staff willing to clean or change gloves. A caveat on the venue's own website warns that traces of gluten may be present due to possible cross-contamination of seeds purchased from suppliers, and the default oat milk (Oatly) is not certified gluten-free. Several independent reviews from coeliac diners report no adverse reactions. The level of structural dedication, a wheat-free kitchen with dedicated equipment, supports a Tier A classification, though the seed-sourcing caveat and lack of external accreditation prevent A+.
[1] Verified blog Fern & Fika - Plant-Based Café, Fully Vegan, Gluten-Free in Stockholm | Spinach, spinach.guide
A third-party guide confirms the presence of a vegan menu but warns of inconsistent staff knowledge and menu claims.fetched Jun 1, 2026[2] Aggregator Fern & Fika - Stockholm | Review "Fully vegan and gluten free " by TaminaN - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow lists it as fully vegan and gluten-free, and reviews corroborate that information, but the source does not detail any cross-contact mitigations.fetched Jun 1, 2026[3] Aggregator Fern & Fika - Dedicated Gluten-Free Coffee Shop in Södermalm, FindMeGlutenFree
FindMeGlutenFree awards the restaurant a dedicated gluten-free badge, indicates that the kitchen contains no wheat, reports a dedicated toaster, and states that staff will clean and glove up. The source also notes that the venue includes a caveat about seed cross-contamination.fetched Jun 1, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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