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FIKA
Coffee Shop, Sandwiches $$$$$
41 W 58th St. (b/w 5th & 6th Ave.)
New York , NY 10019
Coffee Shop, Sandwiches $$$$$
41 W 58th St. (b/w 5th & 6th Ave.)
New York , NY 10019
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3 reviews FIKA
By Salli Vates Dec 03, 2006
Take a break from the mad 5th Avenue Christmas rush, turn right on 58th Street and stop into FIKA, a contemporary Swedish coffee/sweets/sandwich shop. You'll be able to enjoy juniper-marinated gravlax, a sandwich with roast beef and Vasterbotten cheese, Swedish meatballs on baguette, and a daily soup (the other day, a delectable potato leek topped with homemade croutons). Make sure to try the excellent coffee, and accompany it with delightful sweets like kanelbulle, little cinnamon crullers coated with crystallized sugar, kladdkaka, a very sweet, dense chocolate cake with a dollop of whipped cream, or chocolate-lingonberry truffles. Soon you'll be recharged and ready for your holiday shopping! (I haven't even started...) FULL REVIEW
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FIKA Swedish Espresso Bar
By Midtown Lunch Sep 18, 2006
How great is IKEA? Greatest place ever, right? Well, I love IKEA too- but not for the reason most people love it. Sure, the cheap furniture is nice, and building our IKEA entertainment center was probably the greatest “building” accomplishment of my life- but the real reason I love it is for the food. FULL REVIEW
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FIKA - NYC's First Swedish Espresso Bar
By Restaurant Girl Sep 07, 2006
Starbuck's beware: there's a new coffee shop in town and this Swedish arrival takes its coffee very seriously. With modern trimmings - white walls, steel counters, wood stools and black & white photographs - this sophisticated midtown coffee bar has only been open a week and is already attracting regulars who swear by everything from the cappuccino to the meatball sandwiches. The reason for FIKA's instant success might have something do with the fact that owner, Lars Akerlund, has somehow managed to comfortably squeeze a bakery, sandwich shop, chocolatier and espresso bar into a modest 700 square foot space FULL REVIEW
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