This urban living-room style café occupies a former carpentry workshop from 1907, designed by Birger Federley. It serves sweet treats, salads and toasts, a soup lunch on weekdays, and hot and cold drinks. It has a wide alcohol licence, a modern circular-economy theme and publishes its Oiva food safety report.
There is a children's play corner and a large selection of board games, and dogs and other pets are welcome. The shaded back yard lies beside a flowing stream, and during summer events a street food bar opens on the terrace. An events calendar is on the café's website. Seating, parking, entrance and toilet are all wheelchair accessible.
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