[[Luisa]] and [[Olle]] held their 10th anniversary party in this city-owned hall. In a previous incarnation the building was the original home to Klubb Bongo, a music club that hosted everyone from BB King to Ella Fitzgerald to Led Zepplin to The Who. The club is commemorated with a plaque embedded in the sidewalk out front.
I stopped for a snack at Malmö C (the central train station in the city) last night. There’s a piano in the waiting room and a group of young people were clustered around it picking out tunes, the last of which was the opening refrain from Celine Dion’s Titanic theme.
Pizza so good I had to come back for more after a visit earlier in the week with [[Olle]]. Get some ice cream at Köld, next door, before you leave.
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Coffee and salads with a great view of the bridge and the western harbour.
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A friendly place for well-made coffee near the high street in central Malmö.
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The café was very close to my Airbnb flat when I visited Malmö in 2013 for Alibis for Interaction. I returned in 2016. From a tiny, perfect room they serve good coffee and pastries. There is a garden across the street in the spring and summer. It’s the kind of coffee shop that everyone would like next door to their house.
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