Loppis hunting is a serious Swedish pastime and a great way to pick up some bargains. Now, to the guide! LL functions as a store that represents individual sellers.
The shelves are all numbered and function as separate shops within the shop. Their more expensive items are in glass cabinets and they have a specific section behind the kassa for nice shoes and occasionally the old musical instrument. The name might imply small but this particular branch of Myrorna has a huge section of everything β glassware, clothes, electronics, toys, big furniture, books, the lot basically.
The book section here is huge and they have a great section in English with 3 for 2 offers on paperbacks. This one is big and central, it feels like a proper department store and is always well stocked throughout the year. The rest of the store is homeware, lights and books and the selections change regularly with some real treats popping up every now and then. Some of the furniture they get are originals and the prices are fair for what they are.
Many items are unpriced and you have to speak to a member of staff for a price. A little smaller and more central than its siblings, this one is like a happy medium between the other two.
A fair selection on home goods, crockery, toys, clothes and books. We regularly pop in and the stock rotates a fair amount. The owner is friendly and is prepared to haggle a little bit.
