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It’s so important it’s even built into some employee contracts. Flickorna Lundgrens, Kullahalvön peninsula, Skåne Started by the seven Lundgren sisters, in 1938, in an old fishing village near Arild, this café and bakery is still owned by the family. Olof Viktors, Glemminge, Österlenvägen, Skåne This café and bakery takes a bit of finding - in the countryside between Ystad and Simrishamn, near Glemminge - but is well worth it; it was voted Sweden’s best café in 2013. Student News.