Volca Coffee Roaster on Kungsholmen is a café and specialist coffee shop for people interested in coffee. Visitors can stop for fika or buy specially imported blends to take home. Visit Stockholm says the coffee is selected through personal relationships with farmers. The café also offers courses and workshops about roasting, brewing and different coffee drinks, where visitors can learn more about making coffee.

The café’s website lists its new 2026 coffees by growing area. Names include Popayan Cauca in Colombia, El Retiro in Apaneca, El Salvador, and Pampojila in Atitlan, Guatemala. The list also includes coffees from Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru, Ethiopia and Costa Rica, among other places. Some entries are identified as organic, and some include variety or processing descriptions, such as Bourbon and “Anaerobic-Honey”. The coffees are listed as a selection from different origins, giving visitors a chance to look at where particular beans come from while choosing something to drink or take home.

A visit could be a fika break or a course or workshop focused on coffee. The material gives no prices, opening hours or course schedules.