Albasha Malmö - Cafe Malmö

Nobelvägen 109, 214 33 Malmö, Sweden
+46 76 245 20 01
$$$ Cafe
(146 Reviews)
Price Range kr 1–100

Albasha Malmö is a café that stands apart in the local Malmö scene, especially for those drawn to Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavors. Nestled on Nobelvägen, the location may not catch the eye of every passerby, but its unassuming spot contributes to a more relaxed, almost neighborhood hideaway vibe that’s a break from busier city centers.

The atmosphere here leans towards casual but lively compared to typical Malmö cafés, with bright and colorful touches that inject warmth without being overwhelming. The space feels inviting for anyone looking to linger over sweets accompanied by a good coffee or explore something beyond the usual café fare.

What Albasha Malmö excels at is its wide-ranging selection of authentic Middle Eastern desserts and breakfast options. Locals and visitors alike appreciate the variety—from the sticky, nutty baklava and the rich cheesecake soufflé-style (a twist on the classic that some might find surprising) to the delicate Palestine knafeh and other regional specialties like basbosa and Arabic coffee varieties. These sweet treats are often complemented with Turkish breakfast dishes and smaller bites such as mini pancakes, making it equally suited for a morning treat or a late afternoon pick-me-up.

The café is a frequent stop for those with a sweet tooth looking for something different from standard Swedish pastries, and it’s not uncommon to come across customers traveling from outside Malmö just to pick up their favorite cakes, like the biscoff cake. Freshness is regularly noted by visitors, though the extensive selection means picking items thoughtfully can make a difference in satisfaction.

Albasha Malmö’s friendly, helpful staff contribute to the approachable vibe, although communicating orders might occasionally require patience for non-Swedish speakers. Opening hours extend into the evening, making it a handy spot for early dinner alternatives or late dessert cravings.

Best for: People seeking authentic Middle Eastern sweets and breakfast away from busier, tourist-heavy cafés. Ideal for those who enjoy a range of flavors spanning Lebanese and Turkish traditions.

Who will enjoy it most: Dessert lovers, local residents who appreciate variety beyond standard Swedish cafés, and visitors interested in exploring minority culinary cultures within Malmö.

Best time to visit: Mid-morning to early evening when the café is less crowded and there’s time to browse the wide selection of sweets. Evening visits work well too, especially for sweet cravings paired with coffee.

Atmosphere to expect: Warm, colorful, and a bit lively by local café standards, with a casual, informal feel. The abundant display of sweets can feel overwhelming at first, so plan to take your time picking out treats either to enjoy on-site or to bring home.

Highlights
Great coffee
Great dessert
Popular for
Breakfast
Lunch
Solo dining
What they serve
Alcohol
Cocktails
Coffee
Quick bite
Best for
Breakfast
Lunch
Dessert
Seating
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Parking
Paid parking lot
Paid street parking

Openings Hours

Checking

Monday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Tuesday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Wednesday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Thursday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Friday

09:00 AM - 12:00 AM

Saturday

09:00 AM - 12:00 AM

Sunday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

146 Reviews
Malek

20 Dec 2025

A gem of authentic middle-eastern delights. The location is a bit off, which makes it so many pedestrians don't really see it. The atmosphere is crazy (in Malmö standards) with a wide and unique selection of sweets and drinks. They offer lebanese and turkish breakfast as well, which I will be trying out since everything seems to be done authentically.

Victoriia Gavriushenko

20 Nov 2025

Today I bought 3 pieces of cake. I ordered 4, but when I got home I found 3 it must be a communication problem. I don't speak Swedish perfectly. I ordered 2 cheesecakes and 2 biscuits cake. They were fresh and tasty, moderately sweet. But the cheesecake was not classic, but the consistency was more like a soufflé(not the original New York with Philadelphia cheese). Before I bought it, I asked if it included Philadelphia cheese, but did not ask if it was prepared according to the classic New York recipe. Therefore, I believe that it was my responsibility. So I recommend this confectionery.

Usama Arshad

30 Oct 2025

Best place for deserts. I normally go there form Sjælland to eat biscoff cake.

S L

18 Oct 2025

This is my new favorite bakery in my neighborhood! They have great prices, are open late, and have the perfect pastries and shortbread cookies. The pastries are very sweet and you dont need more than a few small ones to feel full, but they go wonderfully with coffee and tea. I haven’t visited during a busy hour, but I’ve always had great help from the staff. Can’t wait to try more from them!

Saga Bjork

13 Oct 2025

Décor was fine, simple but colourful and warm. A lot of different cake/sweets filled every surface of the first room. Felt a bit overwhelmed by choice. The stuff i picked out looked freshly made but with that amount of different cake I would caution guests to choose wisely if they want the best experience. Opted to bring stuff with me home. (Edit: when I was here it must have been some special guest seller or something, went past it today and there is loads of places to sit). Staff was friendly and helpful. I dont know the names of the specific stuff I bought (see pictures) but all of it was really good. Freshly made and delicious! Also quite reasonable prices.

Elias Fambri

03 Oct 2025

The pastry’s are Good and Cheap so this is a Perk that no one can deny. The only issues i have faced is the personnel that sometimes acts in a challenging and provocative way. I know that in Sweden sometimes there are some episodes of racism so i can understand their attentive behaviour. That has not to become an uncomfortable experience during the acquisition of the parties. All the pistacchio products are very good.

Huaniya

17 Sep 2025

There was some people in line when I was there. It seemed to take longer than it should have because the customers seemed to know them and was extremely chatty. The staff was really friendly. The girl who helped me didn't mind my thousand of questions. I ordered a chocolate cake to go, only 35sek! It was good, but I've had better (not in Sweden). Very creamy and rich in flavor. Next time I'll try the princess cake. Because there will be a next time. I saw some people with nice looking drinks, but I didn't see any menu for drinks so I didn't order any. Besides more typical Swedish bakery things they also have middle east (?). Cakes and cookies. I don't try those often because I find cookies in general too dry, but this isn't anything that affected my rating of course. The customers who were there had a toddler who kept running around, so not the friendliest environment for me and hence I decided to take home. But the interior is beautiful so I would have loved to sit there. For 5 stars? I would need the staff to be a bit more attentive to the waiting customers and the ambiance of the coffee shop. It's okay to ask customers to quiet down mind their kid better and to shut down conversations with customers faster. Also the top layer of the cake was a bit... too thick and light in my taste. And a big board that will list available drinks. And prices on the display.

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