TotallySwedish

I love TotallySwedish stores in London! I go Crawford Street most often, but I also love the small shop on Barnes High Street - it's such a lovely part of London.
At TotallySwedish I shop for Swedish food, deli products such as crisp breads and pickled herring, Swedish candy and - most importantly - ingredients to make Swedish Princess Cake, Cinnamon Buns and wholesome Rye bread.

A cozy and well assorted store that sells Swedish products, mainly food items. Great for hosting a Swedish-themed party or if you are a Swede and get cravings for graved salmon or Västerbotten cheese. Prices are a bit high but not unreasonable. Some of the staff speak fluent Swedish.

Being Swedish and living in London for the last 14 years. I found this little adorable shop perfect when it comes buying Swedish groceries. You can find anything from Swedish cheeses, sweets, baking ingredients, fresh and frozen bread etc etc.

I love this shop! As a swede living in London, this is one of those few places that magically teleport you home just by walking in the door. Great selection of wares, both edible ones and gorgeous swedish design for your home. Plus, the staff are all absolutely lovely - even in the middle of the Christmas rush! Tack för allt, fina ni! ❤

I’m here for the Swedish candy. Smaller selection than what I’d want, but still good for a candy fix

I have never ever ever in my life met a nice woman like the woman I just met. I wish I got her name but I think she is the owner. It was 5 minutes past the closing time and the door was lock and she still let me in. She was very lovely god bless her. We need more kind people like her!

I came in with an obscure query, poorly describing an Icelandic buttery product that is impossible to describe. Within minutes the lovely shopkeeper had located the Norwegian version of this buttery product. I have had it on my toast this morning and feel so happy to have located this. Thanks so much!

They have alot of the common Swedish groceries. But why I give it only a 2 star is because:
- Often expired or very short best before dates of chilled products. This is such a bad look even if those products were offered for free it would be a very low standrad, better to just give it to a charity on the day they expire.
- A person I belive most be a manager at the Marylebone store have a aggresive attitude. Is being rude towards her colleagues and customers on the shopfloor, which just makes a bad "vibe". The shop in Barnes have a much better vibe.
- Very low food safety standrad to even offer frozen/chilled food as a delivery option if they cant keep it cold when delivery.