Ebbas Fik
1950s-style retro café opened in 1997, with a jukebox, burgers and over 40 homemade biscuits
Housed in an 1820s single-storey house, the café is furnished entirely with original 1950s pieces: tables and chairs, posters, tableware, a 1958 AMI jukebox, a cigarette machine and a Shell petrol pump. The front half is a traditional Swedish café, and the back is an American diner-style booth area, with a pleasant backyard. Serves burgers (presented in cardboard vintage cars; the Elvis burger is the most famous), large hot sandwiches, potato pancakes, baked potatoes and salads. The counter displays over 40 homemade biscuits and berry pies, with many vegetarian and gluten-free options. It has been named Helsingborg's Café of the Year several times.
Opening hours
Roughly Wed–Fri 11:00–17:00, Sat–Sun 11:00–16:00; often closed Mon–Tue; hours differ across platforms, so call ahead before visiting
Nearby sights
- St. Mary's Church
- Helsingborg–Helsingør Ferry
- Stortorget & Terrace Stairs
- Kärnan
- Helsingborg City Hall
- Dunkers Kulturhus
- North Harbour
- Tropikariet