The server was polite and the dessert truly memorable, but the meal stumbled well before then. The…read moreshrimp appetizer was disappointing: several were tough to peel, the flesh tightened and rubbery, and once shelled, none stretched longer than a thumb knuckle. Twenty-five minutes later--long after my beer and starter were gone--the salmon finally arrived. The server's nervous air and furrowed brow only underlined what was to come: the fish was dry, salvaged only by a squeeze of lemon, and I ate what I could out of hunger. I hadn't planned on dessert, but after rubbery, undersized shrimp and parched salmon, I took the chance. That gamble redeemed the evening: a warm slice of saffron cake with berries and whipped cream--absolutely sublime, the kind of dish that lingers in memory. What didn't linger was attentiveness. Not once was I asked if I'd like another drink. In my experience, American service already lags behind much of the world, but here it felt perfunctory. And yes, the preset gratuity suggestions starting at 15% seemed more tourism than hospitality.

This place is excellent yet unassuming. They take classic dishes and make them inventive and…read moredelicious. And, to all of our surprise, our picky children all loved their food which almost never happens. This is definitely a restaurant worth visiting.

This is a brewery of exceptionally good quality beers. Beers are not sold on the premises. They…read moretold me that Sweden only issues liquor licenses if you sell food. They sent us a block away to the BeerHouse Brygghuset. They had Five Gotland Bryggeri IPAs and a very good hazy pale ale on Tap as well as a variety of GB lagers and others. These are the best IPAs I have tasted on our Nordic cruise. I am glad this is our last stop because otherwise I would have been comparing the Swedish, Danish, Russian, Estonian, and Finish beers to Gotland. I am happy.

After getting into town late and wanting to eat somewhere close we stumbled upon Kitchen and Table,…read moreand we are very happy that we did! The restaurant is just adorable and has a great atmosphere. We both ordered the special of the night which was a slow cooked beef brisket with mashed potatoes and roasted vegetables, it was delicious, the brisket was very tender and the potatoes were nice and fluffy. For 2 entrees and one drink each it was around 460 sek or about $56.00 usd which I felt was very reasonable. They staff was very personable and accommodating, we are so happy to have stumbled upon this restaurant!

We were here in early June 2016 as they had just switched to their summer menu. Overall good…read moreexperience although not sure if we'll go here again. Friendly staff, although they seemed a bit all over the place at times... One amazing plus though: their appetiser "Yakitori". One of the best appetiser/starters I've ever had! Well worth going here just to try that. Skip the mains though.

Fantastic food, fantastic service, and the lady who is helping us is very very good and very, very…read morehelpful and every single thing that we tasted and we tried everybody version and everybody loved every single thing all four of us. This is one of the best places in this area I highly highly recommend it

Seafood is the only form of meat here, but that's ok because they know how to prepare it…read more We dined here in a warm summer afternoon and enjoyed the scenery of the ruins and people watching. The service was professional and friendly. For our starter we had the Toast Skagen. Oh my was the toast addictive. I wish there was more, but it was covered in the ample portions of shrimp and dill sauce. For our main course, we had the butter fried pike-perch. It was so flakey, moist and tender. The diced rhubarb was such a surprise love for me. The crunch and slight bitterness was the perfect combo for the fish. For dessert we had the Saffranspannkaka. I've never had it before so I wasn't sure what to expect. The actual pancake was odd, but I loved the whipped cream and jam and that's what saved it for me. I don't anticipate being back in the area anytime soon, but if I am, I know where I'm dining.

We were in Visby for a campus visit and came across this BBQ joint. Having lived in Alabama for 20…read moreyears, we've had good BBQ. This BBQ was fabulous! Sauce was great. Brisket was wonderful. My daughter got a burger and that was really good also! Would highly recommend you try this very authentic American BBQ! We'll be back.

Better than the Ribfest in Western Canada this summer! Perfect bbq meats and the beans are the…read morebest ever!

Food and service were great!!! Family owned and operated…read more Clean and comfortable seating Nice facilities. Would recommend

Don't go here if you want to have a cappuccino, they have no clue how to properly make them…read more Definitely one of the worst cappuccini I've ever had.

Great local beer on tap and nice staffread more

3.75/5 (I'm rounding up) Great but nothing spectacular…read more Filling and reasonably priced. All in all not bad. Drinks: Get Erickson's. I'm not normally a beer person and damn it blew me away. Probably the first beer I've ever liked the taste of. Food: It was good! The fish n chips was pretty great and I was told the pork filet was good as well. Service: The best thing about the place. The staff was courteous and fun! Fantastic.

This place is so cool. It's very spacious. The indoor space and outdoor space are beautiful. Indoor…read moreis cozy with a lot of art. Outside, you can get a view of the wall. Everything is tastefully decorated. The food is fresh. The service is very nice.

- this place is cozy! Awesome location right by the east wall and the city center. We had the…read moreSwedish pancakes and they were great! Delicious. Had some yummy hot chocolate as well. They have a big building despite the entrance being relatively small. It's very cozy and is literally built on the Visby wall. Has a cute upstairs. The employees were so kind and helped us by giving a couple of places to shop ect. Would come back again for sure.