Inclusive food scene of Helsinki

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Inclusive food scene of Helsinki:

Hakaniemi Market Hall is a genuine Finnish market hall.  Designed by architect Karl Hård af Segerstad, the market hall was opened in 1914. The charming 100-year-old building has many shops on two floors. Eg. fresh fish, bread and pastries and other delicious food can be found on the first floor and souvenirs, handicrafts, interior decorations and other design objects on the second floor. 



1. Hakaniemi Market Hall

The over 100 years old Hietalahti Market Hall serves as a cozy café and restaurant hall. International kitchens offer delicious flavor experiences around the world. The hall also offers versatile gifts for all occasions.

2. Hietalahti Market Hall

A restaurant and bar serving tasty, modern, healthy and most of all, all vegan junk food. Have a glass of bubbly on the summer terrace!

3. Junk y Vegan

Story's portions are prepared on the location in the in-house kitchen. Breakfast omelettes, eggs benedict, porridge and house granola are daily treats. Lunch dishes include homestyle meals, a daily changing meat or fish option, and salads changing weekly according to the season. Story's bread and patisserie products come from the own bakery.

4. Story Old Market Hall

The small Töölö Market Square hosts stalls selling vegetables, berries, pastries and flowers. Also a café.

5. Töölö Market Square

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Helsinki’s food culture is characterised by its accessibility and diversity, offering a wide variety of eateries at all price levels and dietary preferences. At the core of this inclusivity is the city's commitment to ensuring good, modern, and fresh food is available to everyone, including free, mostly plant-based, sc...

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