Today, I had lunch - caviar and egg sandwich at a small cafe. In English, this cafe is translated as Lisa's son. When my lunch companion suggested this place, I asked who Lisa is and I was confused that this is the name of the cafe. Well, it is not a joke. The place is really called as such. So, Lisa is the mother who had a cafe before but it was closed down later. Her son opened a new cafe. Lisa, the mother, had the best semla in town for 10 years ago - a newspaper article on her was laminated and hung in the toilet. Yes, I used the toilet and read the article.
My caviar and egg sandwich is SEK65, and a cup of brewed coffee for SEK36. Reasonable price, I suppose. The caviar is from the egg of cod fish, not the sturgeon fish as caviar ought to be. Caviar is widely eaten in Sweden, even sold in tubes. Like a toothpaste tube. The sandwich was sloppily served but it is okay since everything is home-made. The son bakes everything by himself, including the sourdough bread that the sandwich is served. There is also an array of sweet buns and cakes (that the son baked) on display but I did not take any photo. The son and his wife manage the cafe.
The cafe is small and it got full pretty quickly. Many customers were retirees and I guessed that they were from the neighbourhood. This cafe is not located on a main road and I doubt tourists or any others who are not from the area knows this place.
















