
Open play, six and under
One open-concept room, Nordic mixed play and meet space. Built for the age where everything goes in the mouth and nothing stays where you put it.
Drop in or book
Scandinavian play café.
Sorauren/Roncy, opening 2027/2028.
Smål is a third space for families with young kids, inspired by relaxed, curated play cafés in Copenhagen, Stockholm, and across the rest of the Nordics.
Open play built for six and under, grounded in a Nordic open-play ethos. A real café attached to it. No drop-off. You stay, you play, and you meet parents like yourself.
Sorauren / Roncy · 2,000–3,000 sq ft

One open-concept room, Nordic mixed play and meet space. Built for the age where everything goes in the mouth and nothing stays where you put it.
Drop in or book

Iced latte, matcha, filter. Four dollars flat, tax and tip included. Available for orders inside or through street window.
$4 · every drink · always

An early childhood educator in the room for educational co-play. Someone who knows what they're doing, playing alongside you and your kid.
No drop-off. Parents stay and hang.

Step-free entry and stroller parking with locks. If you've ever tried to get a bucket seat and a toddler down a half-flight, you already understand why this is on the list.
Open tables for co-working, too

A takeout window serving the street, whether or not you have a kid in tow.
Trading under Lykke
Pricing is illustrative.


It takes a village, and the village has to actually know each other. Membership is strictly capped — small enough that faces feel familiar and kids make real friends rather than passing acquaintances.
Today
Concept & brand
Limited waitlist now open!
Late 2026
Foundations & site
Lease, permits, funding closed.
2027/2028
Build
Fit-out of the Sorauren/Roncy space.
1H 2027/2028
Smål opens
Founding memberships released.
Early 2028
Second location
Smål cafe, big dreams.

Simona & Nick
Founders · parents of two
We spent the last ten years in Sweden and Denmark. Both our kids were born there, and both of them grew up in rooms like the one we're building — where a play café is just ordinary infrastructure, the place you go on a wet Tuesday because the flat is small and the day is long.
It's simply where parents are. You turn up, the kids disappear into the play area, you get a coffee and thirty minutes of adult conversation, and everyone goes home in a better mood than they arrived. For the smålest members, you have plenty of room for tummy time and tactile play.
When we moved home to Toronto with two small kids, we found there was nowhere to go. So we're making one.
Your local hangout.
The waitlist hears first about founding memberships, and gets to build the community with us.
You're on the list.
We'll write when founding memberships open — and not before. See you at Sorauren.