ICA Barometern (ICA Nära Väddö)
Your compact, community-focused ICA Nära in Väddö — everyday essentials, seasonal specials and quick local service.
A compact neighbourhood grocery serving the Väddö community, ICA Barometern (ICA Nära) offers everyday essentials, fresh produce and convenience shopping on Simpnäsvägen. The store combines practical local service with a familiar Swedish supermarket layout, short queues and seasonal offerings such as holiday specialties and local staples. Handy for quick top-ups, parcel collection and buying regional dairy and bakery goods.
A brief summary to ICA Barometern
- Simpnäsvägen 560, Väddö, 764 92, SE
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- Duration: 0.17 to 0.75 hours
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
- Monday 9 am-6 pm
- Tuesday 9 am-6 pm
- Wednesday 9 am-6 pm
- Thursday 9 am-6 pm
- Friday 9 am-8 pm
- Saturday 9 am-6 pm
- Sunday 10 am-4 pm
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring ICA Barometern.
- Check for seasonal displays near the entrance—holiday and locally produced items are often showcased there.
- If you need a parcel or order pick-up, ask staff at the till for current pickup times and ID requirements.
- Bring recyclable bags; smaller aisles make large trolleys less convenient during busy times.
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Getting There
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By car
Drive from central Väddö or nearby Norrtälje-area roads; typical travel time from central Norrtälje is about 20–30 minutes depending on local traffic. Parking is limited to a small on-site lot or roadside bays; the lot can fill at peak times and larger vehicles may find manoeuvring tight. No tolls; fuel costs vary by provider.
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Regional bus + short walk
Use the regional bus service that serves Väddö (arrivals vary by timetable); total travel time from Norrtälje bus hub typically 30–50 minutes including waiting; expect infrequent services during early mornings and Sundays. From the nearest stop allow a 5–12 minute walk over flat terrain; bus fares are paid with the regional transit card or app, typical single-ride fares in the wider Stockholm county range from about 40–70 SEK depending on zone and concessions.
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Bicycle
Cycling from nearby villages is practical in fair weather; expect a 15–40 minute ride depending on start point and route elevation. Roads are a mix of minor paved lanes and local streets; visibility and shoulder width vary, so wear high-visibility clothing. No dedicated long-term bike parking is guaranteed, so use secure locks.
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Discover more about ICA Barometern
A close-to-home grocery for everyday life
ICA Barometern is a local ICA Nära grocery located on Simpnäsvägen in Väddö, laid out for quick, practical shopping rather than extended browsing. The interior follows the compact supermarket pattern common to neighbourhood branches: a chilled section for dairy and ready meals, a modest fresh-produce corner, a selection of packaged staples and a refrigerated drinks and chilled-deli area. Shelving is set to maximise easy reach and visibility so customers can complete errands efficiently.Seasonal fare and local touches
The shop rotates seasonal offers and carries regional staples alongside national brands, with visible displays for current promotions and holiday products. Expect shelf tags highlighting price deals, a small bakery or fresh-bread shelf on busy days and aisles that spotlight popular local dairy and smoked-fish items when available. The ambient lighting and clear signage make comparisons and quick choices straightforward.Services beyond groceries
Beyond food and household basics, ICA Barometern serves some additional community needs: it acts as a pickup point for parcel services and participates in national programmes for order and collection services, and it may function as an outlet for regulated parcel or retail collection in the local area. The checkout area is compact and usually staffed to keep queues moving; there is often at least one staffed till plus self-service options depending on opening-hour staffing.Practical layout and accessibility
The store presents a single-floor layout that suits short visits: entrances open into the main sales area, with chilled units to one side and ambient goods arranged in short parallel aisles. Floor surfaces and aisle widths reflect a small supermarket scale that is convenient for pushchairs and single shoppers, while larger carts may feel slightly tight in the busiest lanes. Lighting and signage prioritise legibility rather than decorative design.Community rhythm and opening pattern
Opening hours follow a typical schedule for a local branch, concentrating service in daytime and early-evening hours to match village routines. The shop’s timetable supports daily errands as well as weekend top-ups, with later closing on some days to accommodate after-work shoppers. Crisp winter mornings and summer evenings alter the feel of the street outside, but the interior remains a consistently practical, warm retail environment.What to expect on a visit
A visit feels efficient and familiar: the ambient hum of refrigeration, the scent of fresh bread on baking days and the quick exchanges at tills. Expect compact product ranges rather than exhaustive choice; the store focuses on core items and seasonal highlights that serve the local community reliably. For anything highly specialised or bulk purchases, larger supermarkets in the wider region offer broader selections, while ICA Barometern remains the dependable everyday stop for life in Väddö.Explore the best of what ICA Barometern has to offer
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