go with the spicer korv the stockholmer is great but you should have some hot sausage in there.read more

My husband had been searching for a unique but quality hotdog since we landed in Scandinavia. On…read moreour very last day, we stumbled upon Bruno's Korvbar. We got the Kabanoss, which is garlicky, peppery, and full of flavor. It's made with beef and pork and served in a fresh baguette, as all all their hot dogs- a big upgrade from the usual bun. We had it the traditional way: with a cold chocolate milk. Surprisingly, it works! Salty sausage and sweet milk? Don't knock it till you try it. Quick service, friendly staff, and a great stop for a simple, delicious meal. So glad we found this spot before we left Stockholm!

Listen up Americans! Kahn's place, Mormors Lilla Kok will satisfy your craving for a great burger…read moreand fries at a low price. The burger had 2 Pattie's cooked perfectly with melted cheddar and all the fixings. Including a drink, the price was about $11! If you've sought out the same in other places in Stockholm, you know the cost is double! Kahn us the owner and he's the nicest person to all of his guests. This place is very convenient to the bus a metro. There are 2 tables outside but most people do a take away. If I could give this place a 10, I would.

I have legit found the best burger in Stockholm. Perfect seasoning and cooking time, great meat to…read morebun to condiments ratio, affordable and the fries were even perfect. A hole in the wall I have stupidly wrote off in the past but can't stop going to now. Easy to over look but a simple pleasure to the taste buds once experienced.

I decided to go here for lunch based on my Yelp search. We came in a little before they opened and…read moresat outside. There were two other families waiting already. Once they were open, it took a long time between us being given menus to finally getting our food- 50 minutes. They should've given us our side while we were waiting for the board. We ordered a side of salami and Swedish cheese and the hairy pig board. I enjoyed the side, but the board not so much. The board consisted of wild boar sausage with broche bun, wild boar taco, peppercorn fries, and wild boar lasagna. The board was quite heavy and salty. I didn't have enough stomach space to even try the taco. I did enjoy the fries, but it's not enough for me to want to return.

Service painful slow. We ordered a selection of salami from Tuscany, Italy, Swedish cheese, olives…read morefrom Spain. Plus the Croquettes Cheese, they were okay. They forgot the olives and never checked on us. It took over an hour to get us the two apps.

The store is a little bit out of the tourist paths in a nice neighborhood. The stand has 2 counters…read more- one in the front for take away orders and the other at the back for sit down folks. It takes a while to get the food and well worth the wait. All of us got the double and they were a bit too much for an average single person. We had to take some back to the hotel to continue. We recommend this place if you mind doing a bit of walking.

We were visiting from Los Angeles and wanted to grab a late dinner nearby the hotel. The sausage is…read morehere are quite delicious and there is an excellent variety. There is outdoor seating nearby. They also offer drinks and a pretty good potato salad side. All sausage are made custom ordered. The order will probably take 7-10 minutes. I recommend asking for more mustard.

Günter's is a fantastic little sausage stand in a mostly-residential section of Vasastan…read more There always seems to be a bit of a line, but it moves quickly. Günter's has a wide variety of sausages, which are served on baguettes with chimichurri, sauerkraut, hojhoj sauce (a slightly spicy sauce), and mustard. Rather than cut the baguette in half, they drill a hole in the middle, and then fill it with the sausage and toppings, which makes for a neat eating experience without condiments dripping out of the side of the bun. All of the ingredients seem to be high quality, and the chimichurri is an amazing compliment to the sausage. (I always get the sausage with everything, but the chimichurri stands out.) I've been to Günter's at least four times over multiple trips to Stockholm. I've liked everything I've eaten there, but I don't have a standard sausage I order. On this most recent visit, I had the sucuk (a turkish sausage), which was great.

Best hotdog ever! Worth any wait and line. We didn't know what to order so asked for the most…read morepopular order and got the Enkel Korv with Kabanoss + Tillbehor (50 SEK + 5 SEK). It's an enormous sausage in a baguette with some magical pesto-like herbal sauce in between. PS. I wish we got the double Kabanoss with everything, would've been worth the 70 SEK.

Looking for a traditional restaurant and not in a touristy area, we stumbled upon this fabulous…read morespot. Smallish restaurant with indoor and patio dining. Patio dining it was during this heat wave. Swedish meatballs were my meal of choice. 2nd time ordering this dish, this trip, and it was the perfect amount and flavor was great. Paired nicely with elderberry cider. We really enjoyed the music playing. The street was quiet, allowing for an enjoyable overall meal.

Located in Gamla Stan and well worth the visit. Don't stress and just order the Sharing Board so…read moreyou can try a little bit of everything: wild boar sausage, reindeer tacos, chips, mushroom soup ... yum! It was all sooooo good. I'm drooling just thinking about it.

When we come there to order some food the person behind the desk felt bothered and sighed at us, he…read morehad a very negative attitude and didnt want to listen to us more then he had to. I ordered a kebab roll, the bread wasnt your typical kebab bread, that didnt bother me that much but they made a hola at the bottom of it, the sauce in turn leaking down on my shirt when i ate, the meat itself was cold and very very greasy. My mother got a plate with 1 sausage and 3 small mash potato balls for a high price, the mesh tasted ok but the sausage had no taste what so ever. My step brother took their most expensive burger which they had burnt the meat, i am not returning to this restaurant and i suggest you all stay away. Beware the angry non chef.

One of Stockholm's worst malls just managed to become relevant. Not sure it will improve the…read moreshopping but the food scene here certainly has improved. Looking at what they have done here I think they will also bring in a lot of people just for the food. The new concept is in a sense similar to K25 in that they have brought together several good places in a food court and the design is also very similar to K25. There are plenty of seats but I can imagine that it will still get busy at peak times. The design is modern and I like that they shielded it a bit from the surrounding mall so the nice design does not have to clash with ugliness of the mall itself. The range of food offered is pretty good as well with Adam & Albin doing ramen, Magnus Nillson from Fäviken doing hot dogs, Claes from Nook doing Asian inspired food and Catenacci doing just good food as well as several others (there is a bakery, some kebab and some other stuff) The range of food, drinks and atmosphere will surely bring in the crowds here and prices are pretty decent so as a fast food option it is really good and a welcome addition to the food scene here.

This is a great way to experience some famous chefs without spending a fortune. This is also a…read moregreat spot for eating if you're with a group who has diverse tastes, since everyone can find something different. My boy had the ramen, and though it didn't hold up to what's available in SF or Tokyo, it was tasty. I went for the white asparagus from Magnus Nillson, which is presented like a hotdog. The accompanying salad was the best I've had in Stockholm! Many places serve beer and wine. Water and wifi is available for free. There are plenty of vegetarian options and the Daniel Roo pastries will certainly appeal to everyone!