About Chokladkoppen

Stortorget 18 Gamla Stan Stockholm
History
The house where Chokladkoppen is located was probably built as early as the 1520s and has a staircase towards Stortorget and medieval masonry on three floors.
In the 1620s, the building was owned by the seiner Hans Seyfridzt, and therefore the building is today called the Seyfridtz House. When Hans Seyfridzt died, his widow remarried with Johan Eberhard Schantz, who also owned the house on the left, where Café Kaffekoppen is located.
During a renovation in the 18th century, the Seyfridtzska house got its current look with Stockholm's yellow facade facing Stortorget.


WE ARE GAY FRIENDLY!
The rainbow flag tells about the café’s gay-friendly image, and Chokladkoppen is for sure a popular spot among the gays in town.
Here you can pick up flyers about parties and other upcoming gay events in Stockholm, and you can also get your own copy of the Swedish magazine QX for free!

The staff
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Autum party 2002-10-14 4
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Dean 2003
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Mike 2002
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Lars 2002-10-14
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Karin n Mosi
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Takeaway with Conny n Tom
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Hans Pride park 2004
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Peter 2002
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Autum party 2002-10-14 2
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Autum party 2002-10-14 3
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QX Gala 2005
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Fernando 2003
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Ainer Pride park 2004
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Dino Pride park 2004
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Dean Pride park 2004
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Dino Christian n Warren Pride park 2004
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Lios Pride park 2004
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Mattias 2020
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Robin n Edward
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Autum party 2002-10-14 1
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Autum party 2002-10-14 5
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Christian n Warren Pride park 2004
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The Boys Pride park 2004
Contact us
We would love to hear from you. Visit our contact page to get in touch,
or call us directly +46 (0)8 20 31 70