The café is open 12-17 on Saturday and Sunday. We serve scrumptious waffles with jam & cream and other goodies for coffee and tea. Of course we have filling sandwiches and warming soup. Welcome!    

Welcome to a coffee with us at Cinnamon Buns Day October 4. Coffee & Bun 25 kr. Hope to see you!

    Book saturday, September 30th! Tailgate flea market 10-12 at Nimbus parking lot. 50 SEK/car. Limited number of seats, buy your ticket in the café. In the café 30 Sept, a delicious autumn buffet is served at 12:00. 12-16. 125 SEK/person including drink and coffee. It is possible to book a table. Welcome! info@nimbusockero.se 031-962555                      

Daily conference from 395 SEK/pers excl. Vat. With us you will confer in a pleasant environment with the sea, piers and boats right outside the windows. The "tower" is perfect for the small group of up to ten people, here you work undisturbed with incredible sea views in all directions. "Skäret" is suitable for groups of up to 30 people, also here with a fantastic proximity to the sea. If you are looking for a room for a major lecture, we have "Hallen" which can accommodate 250 people in cinema seating. "Hallen" is also very beautiful as a party venue for weddings and parties!  

For Nimbus summer program FINALKVÄLL we proudly present Hönö's own Agnes Grahn with bands who perform their own music. Agnes is known from many musical contexts including The New York Times. Hönö conference. In autumn 2016 Agnes received the Roland Utbult scholarship. Sunday 6/8 kl.18:00 Tickets 150 SEK. Pre-sale in the café, which is open throughout the day and evening, even after the concert. A warm welcome! With her this evening she has Ida Hammarbacken, Agnes Börsbo, Jonatan Lindh, Erik Fhager, Emil Eriksson and Ted Hector.

When Markus Torgeby was 20 years old, he left everything. For four years he lived alone in a hut in the Jämtland forest. He ran, froze, ate porridge and was forced to learn to just be. Eventually he was ready to return to the community. With him, he took a tremendous amount of insight and experience that he now uses to spread knowledge about another way of looking at running, and life. Markus talks with Mattias.