Fika may have been brought to limelight by New York Times, but this quaint cafe has garnered much mainstream buzz with its modern European delights. Housed inside the American Swedish Institute, Fika serves delectable Nordic preparations in a relaxed setting. It invites the museum's visitors to explore the breathtaking architecture, even as they savor delicious soups, decadent rolls, scones and sandwiches. Chef Michael Fitzgerald is a popular name, who has excellently curated a menu of Nordic staples. Stop in for a light breakfast, which usually consists of a quiche and hot latte. You may also devour the sugar-layered cardamom roll.
Website: fikacafe.net
Phone: (612) 524-5108
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of CR-33 and 26th St E
Closed now
- Tue 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
2600 CR-33 Minneapolis, MN 55407 ·862.10 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpRandom cafe inside a gorgeous Swedish American Museum in just outside of downtown Minneapolis. Gift shop also had so many cute and cheap trinkets and homeware - I'm not a shopper but couldn't help...
MoreHave visited the Swedish Institufe a few times but have never stopped at the cafe as it is always busy and now I understand why. We grabbed an early lunch on a Saturday before the busy rush and we...
MoreExcellent food and a creative Swedish menu. Have come here a few times for brunch now and it's definitely a solid option.
MoreStopped in for quick treat to go. Got a coffee called a hot swede iced. It was good. Wanted to get Swedish meatballs, but they were $22!! Menu sounded good. Prices just too high. Service was...
MoreFIKA was a very pleasant surprise, though I feel a bit embarrassed I didn't know it was on the grounds of the American Swedish Institute. I had been driving around the area trying to spot a good...
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