Drop Coffee

Drop Coffee is a café who dedicates itself to one thing, well made coffee!
At first I was kind of disappointed by the interior of this café, the entrance has more personality than in the inside, it’s essentially a blank canvas. Good seating but no decoration. So if your looking for big comfy couches and cool artwork ur in the wrong place, but if your looking for a well made cup of java, welcome!
So I give this spot 4 stars, i really enjoyed my coffee here, the staff were friendly and honestly despite the blank emptiness I would comfortable sit here an work for a while.
So come here for one reason, that being if ur a coffee lover. Otherwise there’s plenty of Starbucks around ;-)

Nice spot close to the subway station. Excellent choice for filter coffee (hint: you can easily get 2 cups from a single pot). They also have a roasters in a different part of the city where they do tastings and classes.

I was really excited to try this place out after enjoying their beans so much in my home brewing in the UK. This isn’t the comfiest of cafes. They have taken the hipster vibe yo an extreme so the décor is very plain and simple. It is however light and spacious with plenty of seating, though I’d avoid sitting in the first area by the bar as it can get quite crafty.
The coffee was really good. So far I’ve tried a pour over and an espresso and they were both very tasty.
Expect to be in their a while at a weekend though as the service can be quite slow when they are busy.

One of the most famous coffee/​roasting place known by all the coffee geeks (the owner is participating to the world coffee roasting championship 2016 in Shangai)
The décor is of a regular hipster/​simple style, it is quite big and airy.
The staff were welcoming and courteous. I picked one of their coffee bean bag the current Bolivian single origin and chose the same coffee for my morning freshly hand brewed cup. It was delicious with bold flavors and notes of berries and chocolate.
They didn’t have any pastries/​buns left as we came late on a weekend morning but there were some nice looking sandwiches.
The prices are matching the high quality and it is worth it.
The neighborhood is charming and welcoming. It is a must visit!

I don’t know if it was because I had a cup of coffee from Pressbyrån, 4 hours earlier, but the brew coffees I got was very bland.
It took them 20 minutes to bring me my two cup coffee jar, which was kind of annoying.
The prices range from 40 to 50 SEK for a brew that is enough for two cups.

My favorite coffee shop in Stockholm. I tend towards espresso and beans, and both were great here (a really nice Ethiopian Aricha that made great espresso at home). Scandinavian light roast.

Expensive (breakfast is 140 SEK and very plain), quite long queues and when we asked for our coffee extra hot we got still treated with regular coffee And they served it before the food was ready, which also took a long time. By the time the food came out we were finished with the coffee.

Friendly people, good coffee and sandwiches.
Back story: I came to check out the coffee after seeing their coffee packaging design online! I loved the simple interior, friendly baristas and there were so many coffees to choose from. I decided on a hand pour/​pour over Ethiopia to take away, but they said they were backed up on orders and would not be able to make it for a little while. Since I had to leave soon, they told me to take a drip coffee and to choose something to take with me. I got the vegan sandwich with hummus, avocado and tomato. Really good! I’ll be back to try the pour over :)

Just another coffee place… Used to be much better, service extremely slow, just clean enough, coffee not even that good… Big disapointment! Shame as placed in a great area.

High quality coffee, made work love and smiles. Perfect from the first sip to the last drop. I’ve never been disappointed by this place. The staff is always friendly and helpful and can help you find just the right coffee for your taste buds.
Try their tasting menu, where you get one bean in three different versions!

Great coffe — great working spot. I hold this as one of my absolute fab working spots as a freelancer.

Top notch coffee and service. Located in a brilliant part of Stockholm, this is worth visiting for any coffee lover.
Our only disappointment is that they were self proclaimed understaffed that day so they didn’t do pour over coffee :(
The décor is stylish and inviting.

My fiancé and I came here because of a Pinterest post and it did not disappoint. It reminds us a lot of our favorite coffee shop back home, Philz Coffee in San Francisco. The atmosphere was very nice and the staff was more than pleasant even though we arrived as they opened the doors in the morning.
The coffee was smooth and flavorful which left no need for sugar or additives. The pastries were incredible. My favorite was the cinnamon bun but the others were outstanding as well.
Definitely take the time to stroll down to the shop from Gamla Stan (its only 20 minutes max and the scenery is breathtaking).

Typical Södermalm style café.
Great filter coffe and ok italian coffees.
Cinnamon buns and other buns are like homemade, no looks but fantastic taste.
Lots of english staff here

I’m so happy to see that Drop Coffee has returned to its former glory and service. Once again the place and the drinks feel like they used to some years back.
Always a hospitable and friendly attentive service.
The beans in their own roasting are as delicious as they always were. But I’m happy that a new shift manager has reignited the café part as well. So I’m once again awarding them a five star review after an earlier dip. Keep it up!

For me definitely one of the best stops for coffee throughout Stockholm. Dropp coffe is not just famous for nothing. The friendly and professional staff. Here you can buy coffee blends from their home roasters directly, there are a lot of cool things to make coffee. Great desserts and savory sandwiches. Sitting outside and inside, the interior is simple, clean, complete with distinctive chandeliers. Just wow. The café is situated in cool neighborhood full of other hipster shops and cafes. So go for it!;)

This is a great example of an overrated hipster coffee shop that has gotten popular over its strategic location and the rather «cool» looking people working behind the counter.
Staff & Coffee. To get treated coldly by the staff has never been something I fancy, and that is indeed the treatment that my friend and I got when we order our coffee. Something that is worth mentioning is that it took them nearly 15 minutes to make our macchiato and coffee latte despite the fact that there was no queue and three people behind the counter — that’s what I call slow service. The coffee was not that delicious either, and as many other people have pointed out, my coffee was not warm enough and a bit too pricey.
Interior & Room. Drop coffee does not consist of one or two rooms but several ones which have wooden tables and stools on one side of the table and benches on the other, neither are any comfortable to sit on. In fact, I can’t even imagine why they would have such useless stools unless it is a new hipster trend. Also, the noise that rises in the small rooms are also a big problem for the coffee shop. I sat in one of these rooms for about 2 hours and got a smaller headache because of all the noise, and worth pointing out is that the room was not even full at that time.
I feel like I should give this coffee shop a second try, but why should I put myself and my wallet through such an unpleasant experience again when everything except the location of Drop Coffee seemed right?

We came as a party of four hoping for kaffe och smorgås– unfortunately they only had two sandwiches left. No soup. No salad. No choices. Alas!
We begrudgingly decided to split the Sweet potato and Pickled Onion sandwiches. They were totally delicious and left me disappointed that we couldn’t have ordered more!
The coffee was even better. Gourmet pour-​over single origins from Ethiopia and Kenya were rich and complicated. Service was just fine. The atmosphere was chill. The temperature was too hot.
Recommended.

Finally I have reached the most under-​and over-​estimated coffee place at Södermalm. This place is definitely one of those that have to confirm their reputation and strive for coffee excellence all the time and are not allowed to make mistakes in the client service.
In my case, the caffe latte with one espresso shot tasted nicely, but I was a bit disappointed in the terms of how they served the drink — everything goes in the same cup size and everything looks like cappuccino, which kind of gives the wrong impression of the drink.
On Sunday afternoon it was quite a challenge to squeeze in and find a place, as a lot of people just sit there for ages doing nothing. Ok, I am quite rude here, but just a notice that you should not account that if you come to Drop Coffee not for a take away that you immediatelly find a place for yourself :)

Located in the very cool yet beautiful part of Sodermalm (Mariatorget T-​Bana stop), Drop Coffee packs a great punch. Though very no-​nonsense and with a bare bones look, this spot means business when it comes to coffee. You’ll see their many accolades on the wall, and after your first sip– you’ll know why they are the best in Sweden.
The lattes had the perfect smooth consistency, with every sip, leaving you wanting more. Enjoy them inside or on their patio outside for some people watching. You can also get them to go (bonus: cheaper).