Good Pizza in the trendy SoFo Södermalm neighborhood. Relatively big restaurant with a good amount…read moreof tables. My pizza was very very good and it was cooked timely. The restaurant is trendy, good decor, mostly locals on this location and has a good vibe. Service is ok, hard to expect U.S. levels of dedication but I definitely got a little bit too much "attitude" from waiter. Overall a good place to eat when visiting the SoHo (NYC), Mission (SF) part of Stockholm.

Good pizza, bad attitude. Three or four different times. Enough is enough. On the Pizza vs…read more Attitude Scale, the attitude is much heavier. The truth is that Stockholm is not pizza paradise, unless the only factor in consideration is proliferation. Make it at home. It's much better. Everyone will love you and be happy. On the other hand, if you are a glutton for punishment, or a connoisseur of snark, go for it.

Swedish celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson has been the choice to run the hotel restaurants for…read moreNordic Choice. I guess it is the response to the main competitor Scandic teaming up with Jamie Oliver. Nordic choice have already had a restaurant from Marcus Samuelsson at their flagship in Stockholm and for those of you who have visited American Table you may as I have serious doubts as to whether it was a wise choice to partner up with Marcus Samuelsson. This specific restaurant is in Hotel Amaranten and has taken over the space previously held by O'learys so I knew that it could for sure not be worse than that. Upon entering we were promptly greeted by staff and asked if we wanted something to drink. I opted for a sparkling wine but unfortunately it was already sold out. Offered the replacement, and was told that if I did not like it there was no problem to change to something else. They also whipped up some good lemonade and the people having cocktails appeared pleased. The beer selection was not great but there are some decent options but most people should be able to find something to their liking. I would still have hoped for something more exciting options at least among the bottled beers. When looking at the food menu I found the starters, snacks, sides and desserts to feature a lot of interesting items while the mains were less impressing sounding. We were a large group (9 of us) and the waitress recommended that we should not get to many different dishes to make it easier for the kitchen. Of course we did not listen as we wanted to try numerous different things. I sampled the waffles with fried chicken and that was perhaps not the healthiest option but it was really flavorful and tasted great. It was surprisingly tender and juicy and the chicken liver mousse went well with it. The fried chicken doughnuts were also a nice little snack. The starters were however were filling and when I also got the side dish that I ordered for the main with the starters I really started being full. The side of Mac n Cheese with duck leg was pretty decent but I have had so much better Mac N Cheeses. For main I tried the Jerk Chicken Caesar Salad. The salad was fairly boring while the chicken was tender, juicy and had a nice flavour. It however not come together as a dish since the egg, salad and chicken did not really fit together. The char was apparently good and the falafel received mixed reviews around the table. In general the small dishes were much better than the mains so would if I ever go again opt for a starter and some snacks and then save room for dessert as they also sounded good. We were however stuffed after the starter and mains so no chance to fit dessert. Service was in general very nice and friendly but things took to long. Can understand wait for food (as we ordered different things) but there was also a long wait for the check and paying. If they sharpen the service, improve the mains and get a more exciting selection of beverages it would deserve a better rating. Still a good hotel restaurant and while I would perhaps not go here again I may seek out a Choice hotel in a smaller city to visit Kitchen & Table.

A Manhattan inspired restaurant on a prime but overlooked part of Kungsholmen. The interior design…read moreis modern and very Scandinavian, while the menu is a mix between American and Swedish dishes and ingredients. The place is a little bit cramped, with the entrance and bar so close to one another that it becomes a bit crowded - but once you sit down by your table it's all peaches and cream. The service is good, the food is better and the presentation - I think - is excellent. Prices are unexpectedly low. Whether or not chef Marcus Samuelsson succeeded in his ambition is to bring a little piece of NYC to Stockholm, I like the result.

Le Nom, which is located at Roslagsgatan, has the ambition to offer their guests a fine-dining…read moreexperience in a modest environment. The restaurant serves the dishes divided into three themes: greens, sea and meat. I would recommend 3-4 dishes to get full. Although the dishes my company and I ordered were tasty, they left us quite dissatisfied. It was almost as if it were more satisfying to read the well explained menu or looking at the great plating's. Truffle! Licorice together with deer? Dark beer with pork cheek? The menu sounded much more exciting than it essentially tasted. Our view was that they have an ambition they cannot fully reach. Furthermore, we needed to wait way too long to get our food from the kitchen. The feeling that appeared throughout the dinner was that we were forgotten. To constantly keep an eye on the kitchen cabinet and try to make eye contact with the waiters is not fun. The restaurant has potential, but our evening at the restaurant was unfortunately disappointing.

Deliciously prepared unique creations! The eggplant dessert was amazing! The portions are small and…read morea bit pricey but well worth it. Friendly staff and cute location! The pictures on the website don't do it justice.

Having bounced my way across Stockholm to an ABBA soundtrack after a three hour visit to the…read moremuseum, I had determined that I was going to give Benny and Bjorn even more of my money by going to their hotel for a spot of lunch. By the time I actually got there, I was feeling a little tired and was slightly disappointed to hear that the restaurant at Hotel Rival wasn't actually open, but I was pointed a couple of doors down to the equally ABBA-owned Cafe Rival instead. Plonking myself down at one of the individual stalls, I opted for a strong coffee and a big slice of chocolate cake to replace all the sugars lost during a frenetic morning. Both were spot on - a good and restorative fika, accompanied by a richly deep dark chocolate cake. Soon, I was feeling much more energetic again and ready for the next stage of the day. The atmosphere at Cafe Rival was relaxed and welcoming, with an obvious air of calm sophistication. A good spot for brunch, lunch or afternoon snacks. It would have been even better with an ABBA soundtrack....

As it says by starts, a "helt ok" place for an evening, specially if you are looking for a place to…read moreseat and talk with a friend. You will always find a place to seat, something to drink and a corner to relax. don't expect a wide range of choices though, it is limited, there is "something" of everything but their sweets and sandwiches collection is not wow, it is very normal or even little bit below. I like the interior, warm and dark colors, comforting for me. I didn't get along with their wines, have already tried a few types there and for some reason, none was of my taste. one thing that sticks out is that I never feel welcomed by the personnel, don't know why but it is always a feeling of "tell me what you want and disappear" for me. I have been there for few times and even with all I wrote above, I will go back again. The location is super convenient as well as the interior. As long as a friend is in need of a conversation in peace and calm, I can recommend this place. I always feel sorry as this place and location has such a huge potential to be a 5 stars experience, but it is not.

This is my favorite bar in Stockholm, I don't understand why people give 3 out of 5?!…read more First of all, the interior design MAKES the whole bar. It is just really nice. The pictures on the walls mixed with cozy sofas and good bar stools makes it a really good place. It does get a little crowded so often you cannot get a seat, which is annoying. Also, the noise level is a little to high for a bar, I think. You cannot talk and it is not supposed to be dancing there so you kind of have to scream to each other. However, the drinks are really good (drank both non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks here). I would recommend this place to anyone! Go here!

My trip to Stockholm would not be complete without visiting the LGBTQ spots. I tried the hernö gin…read moreand tonic with cucumber plus a dash of pepper. Thanks to the bartenders for welcoming me+

Cool atmosphere and a good selection of tapas. I came here with a friend and we ordered albondigas…read more(meatballs) and shared a pitcher of sangria. The total came out to be less than 400 kr, which was pretty good!

Best atmosphere and server, but the tapas took the cake!…read more Everything was delicious, and the portions were very generous! If you are looking for just a taste, or family style Spanish dishes, then this is your place. Make sure to stop by when you are in Stockholm!

We had an amazing dinner here with family. The food was so good and the wine list was amazing…read more Definitely recommend checking out this place out! The steak and the tartare was amazing.

Wow. Just Wow. Very rarely am I left speechless because of food and this place did just that. The…read moredishes were mouthwatering, perfectly cooked and melted on your tongue. The drinks were great, the staff was very kind and the atmosphere was comforting. The restaurant itself was very beautiful and gave off strong rustic Spanish vibes. Overall would highly recommend to anyone visiting Stockholm.

While the boat theme is a little goofy, the food is good! We were walking around Necka, and despite…read morenot being particularly hungry for Thai, we were hungry and stopped in. At first, the menu doesn't seem particularly strong, lacking some key Thai dishes, but the recommendations on the menu seemed fine. We ended up getting spring rolls, beef salad, and cashew chicken. We were surprised to find the flavors complex and quite authentic. The ingredients were well chosen and balanced. The beef in the salad was tender, flavorful, and well cooked. I was worried the chicken dish might be simple, but it was a great mix of pepper, onion, chicken, chives, lemongrass, carrots, cashews and fish sauce. We may not go out of our way to eat here, but we'd recommend it to anyone in the area. Still no Thai iced tea though!

Omg it was my first time in sweden and I was craving some good Thai food and the food was good! I…read moream from the states and I've been living in France for some time so sweden was a little expensive and the menu prices can be high for some but overall the food was good and the service was amazing too. My favorite part was the atmosphere and the restaurants aesthetic look! Omg it was so pretty even on the inside