This review is for Cousteau proper--haven't made it there for lunch, although the reports are very…read morepositive. In the evening, Cousteau offers a veggie or vegan plocktallrik that is extremely tasty (as well as a vegan burger and a number of non-veggie options). Delicious food, and great to have another upscale option in Uppsala where one can walk in and order vegan from the menu (as well as good carnivore options).

Went today with students from Uppsala Univ. Delicious, plentiful and 95 kronar ($11.) It's a…read morebuffet set up with just veggie dishes: falafel, veggie lasagna, spinach salad, artichokes, couscous, pepper salad, cole slaw, marinated mushrooms, soup (didn't have so don't know what it was). It was so good and sometimes it's hard to find veggies other than cole slaw here. They have dinner on the weekends, I believe. We'll be back for sure. No booze, I think.

Delicious pizza and friendly service. I may be biased because Swedish pizza is the best and my mom…read moreis a regular here, but we had a most enjoyable Sunday dinner here. Very accommodating to special requests for us vegetarians, though most items on the menu are meat-heavy.

We visited this Chinese buffet restaurant in Vällingby Centrum as a family and unfortunately had a…read morevery uncomfortable experience. From the moment we sat down, the staff repeatedly stared at us in a way that felt intrusive and unsettling. This was not casual or occasional glances -- it was persistent and made it difficult to relax or enjoy our meal. The restaurant was far from busy, with only about three tables occupied, so it's hard to understand why this behavior occurred. We paid for the buffet, finished our food properly, and our children were calmly enjoying fruit at the table. Despite this, the atmosphere became so uncomfortable due to the staff's behavior that I felt forced to end our visit early -- something no parent should have to do while their children are happily eating. If a restaurant is unhappy with customers spending time at their table, then opening a buffet concept is a strange choice. A buffet should be welcoming, relaxed, and family-friendly -- not a place where guests feel watched or rushed out. Food aside, hospitality is about how you make people feel, and sadly this experience did the opposite. We left feeling uncomfortable rather than welcomed, which is very disappointing.

Tastless food, hard and dry rice. When we contacted the restaurant to talk about a refund for two…read moreof our corses we got a really bad attitude as response. So apperently I have no taste buds and neither have my son. Maybe you should respond to a dissatisfied customer in a different way than saying that since no one else has complained you are wrong! Go to other restaurants instead of wasting your money here. For example Esuki Ramen or just any other place. We will not go to this place again and we will not recommend anyone to go here.

Good food great staff thanks for the Bhuna Daal To you who…read morelike veggie food it is perfect place

Most restaurants in Kista food court serve over priced food. Little India is just very average, but…read morewhat stands out is the rude staff.

Simple, healthy, reasonably valued vegetarian food. 3/5 for the food, +1 for the environment,…read morevalue, and health value. We were hungry and in search of some healthy vegan food and discovered this place. They have a lunch buffet that's 155 SEK for one plate or 195 SEK for unlimited. They have about 15-20 items to choose from, though some are just raw veggies. The food is simple but reasonably flavoured, with lots of vegetables, bean dishes, a lentil/daal soup, roasted potatoes, a bread-like meatballs dish, hummus, salad, and bread. Good, wholesome food. It won't blow you away, but it will keep your stomach feel and be pretty healthy. Good spot.

A very charming restaurant wirh anazing food! A small buffet and I am used to more choices, but we…read moreended up loving everything on the menu and felt amazing-super healthy and wonderful vegan meal! Highly recommend!

Beautiful garden and a fantastic range of flowers and plants. Definitely a place to visit and…read moreenjoy. The food was great, especially the vegetarian buffet and the cakes. The staff on the other hand was so rude it was ridiculous, arrogant and no service mind whatsoever, the only one that was smiling was the guy that washed the dishes.

For those who think Rosendals Trädgard is great, you will be totally enamored with this place!!! I…read moreactually think this is one of the greatest places I've been to in the Stockholm area! Ulriksdal Slottsträdgården is a castle garden, cafe, shop, indoor greenhouse and outdoor self-picking field of produce and flowers (when in season). It sits adjacent to Ulriksdal Slott (where you can get a tour of the castle museum!) and the castle's park and Orangerie. I recommend visiting everything together. The day we spent out here was as close to heaven as you can get while residing in the Stockholm area during summer! Absolutely lovely!!! I can't wait to go back again this August! =) =) =) It's an easy drive here that takes about 15-20 minutes from the city center. There are also buses that come out here, but it's a bit more of a trek that way--You'll have to stop at "Ulriksdal begravningsplats" and walk for a while, the rest of the way. However, I think that your going to want to drive if your looking to do some shopping. They sell everything from a full grown trees to small flowers and everything in between. You can take an Uber from the city center, but that will cost you a pretty penny! The greenhouse is fantastic! It houses some of the most wonderful things inside. The cafe inside of it is also lovely. They serve a full vegetarian lunch buffet on weekdays for 155sek. The buffet's different dishes are always made from seasonal ingredients. They are also organic and locally grown as much as possible. I also like that you can schedule a delightful afternoon tea here on a Saturday or Sunday. They serve scones, pastries and sandwiches, all homemade (and mostly organic too.) You can choose between several different organic/fair trade teas to accompany your treats as well. Which, is all great! My favorite part of the day out here was a visit to the self-picking field and orchard! It was beautiful!!! A perfect vacation out of city life for the day! I thought the little hut with swinging daybeds for the occasional visitor to lounge on were exceptionally cute. You can't beat a day of cutting flowers, eating good food and lounging around. You have no idea what a luxury it is to pick your own bouquet of flowers out in the sunshine until you actually get to go out and do it! I highly, highly, HIGHLY recommend a visit in August! Tip: Make sure to keep an eye on the their website for when the prime picking time is. I came back in a span of a few weeks between August and September and it was dramatically picked over towards the end. Note: The only real complaint I would have about this place is that the cafe's interior feels a little cramped, unimpressive and disconnected from the wonderful ambiance of the green house and self-picking fields. If they could find a way to clean it up and decorate it more luxuriously and thematically (even renovate or relocate to another structure with a lot of windows and outdoor space) I think it would improve the situation.

Love the extensive vegan/vegetarian meze menu at this Lebanese restaurant, containing a wide…read morevariety of flavours and textures. However the five dishes we shared weren't all very good, the spicy cauliflower had a distinct burnt flavour, the stuffed mini aubergines were very vinegary and quite awful. The interior is VERY dark and despite the restaurant being quite empty when we arrived 5pm-ish we were seated in the darkest inner room, at the smallest table right at the kitchen and the entrance to the inner room were everyone passed by. The pitabread (very dry) was stuffed in a plastic bag in a basket on every table. When the food arrived it was hart near impossible to fit everything on the small table for two. I did however enjoy the patata brava-like dish, the mushroom/onion/garlic, the beetroots and the passionfruit juice. And I'd love to try the other vegan dishes on the menu, and I'd be happy to give a 4 if the next visit will be more overall satisfying.

Tapas Lebanese type food! We walked in for a party of 2 around 6pm on a Monday and were able to…read moregrab a table, but a party after us would've had to wait, as all other tables were full. We ordered 4 plates between us and that was plenty. Highly recommend the hummus (it really is good) but it doesn't come with pita. The fried cheese rolls were really good but super rich so be wary. We ordered the house red wine and it was actually good, also the service was pretty fast and super friendly!! Great option for a low key dinner.

A small place, but with some crazy stadium style seating. The food here appears to be all organic…read more My wife had a Nordic open-faced sandwich, and after eating those in Copenhagen, Oslo and Sweden, she said this was the best one she had. I had a bowl of the fish stew, which came with a side of cream that was like sour cream. I watched some other gentlemen take a spoonful and put it in their soup and eat it. That fish stew was hearty and delicious. They also serve organic beers here and I had a Stockholm Organic Lager, which tasted like a German Pilsner. It's not a huge place, and when we got there, the tables at ground level were full. They have outside seating, but seeing how this was early January, we didn't want to eat outside, even though it is covered (but still a bit open). They have these "stadium-style" seats with little tables, though, and we climbed up there. They have everything partially made, and when you order, they put it together. There were only two people I could see handling it, but service was great. Some of the best food I ate all trip.

This was one of my favorite places that we ate in Stockholm. We were trying hard to find reasonably…read morepriced places to eat and found this one. It's a very small place, so a lot of people take their food to go. There are a few tables along the window and then there's stadium seating along one of the smaller walls. It's a cool concept, but it's kind of hard to climb up, especially when you're trying to climb around people. It does provide a good view of the restaurant though. It's fast casual, so you order at the counter and they bring your food to you. The service was pretty fast. The food is incredibly good. We did one of the dishes with meat and the other with vegetarian. We got the sauces they recommended with it. It had so much flavor and tasted very fresh. I would highly recommend coming here while you're in Stockholm. We enjoyed it way more than the places you have to pay the times the price.

Visiting from Charlotte and was looking for all vegan restaurants near by, came across this and it…read moredidn't disappoint. Everything we ordered was delicious. Listing it down to help with some choices. 1. Tofu Banh Mi 2. Red lentils soup 3. Hot chocolate 4. Apple crumble Mini cake 5. Apple Bulle Love love love everything we ordered. This is a perfect place for breakfast. Definitely recommend

Nice little vegan cafe one floor underground in the Stockholm City Theatre. They have wraps, plates…read moreof the day, baked goods, and coffee drinks. My wife & I split a couple of wraps: an all-day breakfast wrap with tofu scramble and a Philly cheesesteak with Juicy Marbles "beef" that was fantastic. Roughly 110 and 120 SEK for each of them and served with tiny little side salads. Good for a light lunch.

The only sad things: it's only opened during the summer (May 1 to September 30) and seating is only…read moreoutside, so watch out for rain and bees! Café Victoria is located in Uppsala's Botanical Garden (Botaniska Trädgården). It's tucked away in the back, and you can see the edge of the garden. Seating consists of a patio of scrunched together tables with umbrellas and heaters, and tables scattered under the trees. The former are probably your only option on rainy or cold days, and the latter are wonderful on sunny days. We came for fika one day and lunch the next. Coffee is 15kr. It wasn't my favorite. Aside from coffee, they have a number of other espresso drinks. We tried the "Kall Latte," which is espresso, milk, ice cream, and whipped cream on top. More like a coffee-y milkshake, and a great treat. They also sell beer and cider. The pastries were tasty and fresh. I had the småbulle (which was quite large), and the linnebulle (which was huge!) We visited for lunch on the last day they were open, so the menu might have been shorter than usual. As is typical in Sweden, their lunch menu was short on vegetarian options. I think there was a cheese sandwich and cheese pie. I went pescetarian with the smoked salmon potato salad. It was a great mix of greens, sauces, potatoes and salads.

In summer Cafe Victoria serves the lunch and tappas in the afternoon. You can just sit on the gras…read moreand enjoy a nice meal and have the feeling that you are sitting in your own backyard. The food is very good and they have a good selection of meals. They also sell home made bread and if you are still hungry after lunch you can have a nice dessert, because they also have a large variety of pastry. I absolutely love this place in summer and it is definitely worth a visit!