Love this cute place by the water in Sigtuna. Probably the biggest outdoor patio in the cozy garden…read morewith several fruit trees and so much flowers. Amazing for family, there is a kids playground right next to the patio, one can sit and eat while kids play. Also they have great ice cream small house that my kids loved stepping into. Very helpfull staff, accommodating needs we had.

This is a funny little place...I was tired, it was pretty cold and needed to sit down, so we…read moredecided to have a quick lunch here A shrimp sandwich, "brownie" and a double espresso each = sek 498...that's not cheap frankly, and it was quite empty but it was a nice location and view and they were friendly The food was good though rich - it was not a light lunch - see photos

This place can only be described as the G.O.A.T. 47…read morevarieties of Tequila, beautiful decor and a great menu of Mexican/American food with emphasis on fresh organic ingredients. Worth the drive!

My first international Yelp review! Excellent place. Staff…read morespoke English which isn't much of a surprise in Sweden. Simple menu and Food was extremely well prepared. Fresh clean, food. Really nice atmosphere as well. Small place and it may be a little uncomfortable for small kids. The little things always make the difference. Ice in the water

It hasn't been easy to find good beer in Sweden, but we did here! Very pleasant atmosphere to sit…read moreand dine in the late hours of the summer evening. Fantastic food. Even my toddler was pleased with his meal. Would absolutely return to dine again!

What a cutesy little place…read more Sigtuna was our lunch stop during our Viking tour. Apparently it's the oldest town in Sweden. For lunch you can choose 3 options. I chose salmon and potatoes with dill and fresh tartar sauce. For a simple meal it was one of my most delicious eats in Sweden.

Sweet cafe in an old building from the 1600s. Wobbly floor and old furniture help you feel like…read moreyou've been transported back in time. Delicious but simple sandwiches and pastries. Great service. Cute aprons.

Our last stop in Sigtuna (and Sweden!) last week before heading to the airport was Tant Bruns…read moreKaffestuga. I'm so glad we stopped by. From the sign at the corner of Strandvägen and Laurentii gränd pointing us in the direction of the cafe, I knew I'd love it. At the front entrance is a charming doll (Tant Bruns?), and then it opens up into the most charming outdoor cafe (there is some indoor seating that is also adorable). A very sweet staff member came out almost immediately with menus, and we wanted everything. They have pastries and sandwiches and coffee and ice cream (there were a few girls sharing a banana split not too far from us). We got a couple of cappuccinos, a Sigtuna donut (turns out that a Sigtuna donut is pretty similar to a US glazed donut, only way better - that lamination in the dough made it fluffy and light), and a lox open-faced sandwich. Full of charm, do not miss a stop at Tant Bruns if you're in Sigtuna!

In this oldest town in Sweden, the hotel is a local legend. Near by one of the most prominent…read moreschool SSHL, where the King went in 1973. A very beautiful boutique hotel. The water front hotel restaurant offers some delicious unpretentious dishes like baked perch with mussels and trout roe, Swedish steaks, and Swedish pork schnitzel. Oh yes, the fries came with are very tasty and remained tall and majestic like Swedish Viking. The service we received was outstanding!

Nearly a year ago (I know, I've been lazy), we flew to Stockholm and thence to Sigtuna for our…read morewedding. We landed that night at -15 and it got down to -22. It was mostly around -12 during the day thereafter We stayed 3 nights at the Sigtuna Stadshotell. We fully recommend it, but it was a comedy of errors - but you know what, it was so lovely, we were happy, and they did their best to sort things out I have included a few photos of Sigtuna itself - you couldn't wish for a more wonderful place to get married. Let's start with the Hotel itself We checked in - nice, friendly staff; good start. We went to our room and...it was absolutely freezing. There were 2 heaters but neither was on, nor could we get them to work. They gave us a portable heater...and then a second one...at last some warmth - and this was a huge room We went downstairs while it warmed up: they gave us some lovely snacks, sandwiches and cakes, not to mention the scotch, rum and coffees A man came the next day to fix the heaters - he did (but we kept the 2 portable ones anyway). He had to come back twice more: once to fix the (orthopaedic) bed which had jammed in a difficult position, and again when the hairdryer blew up when plugged in We were out all the next day - write ups elsewhere - and in the evening they produced some very nice cakes things for us with our nightcap Wedding day - up early and out at 9:30 to get flowers, wedding cake and oh, yes, get married and have lunch, back at 16:30. Hmm what's going on? Apparently there was no electricity for all that time; it had only just been fixed. Good thing we hadn't ordered our wedding lunch for here (we had originally - but that's a story for later) - all the julbord lunch guests were of course impacted - but they somehow sorted it all out Up in the morning for breakfast (super BTW, and see photos for the view) to check out and depart for the Waterfront in Stockholm...agggaahhh, no hot water...well no, of course not, since there had been no electricity all yesterday! We dressed, they gave us towels and passes and off we went in the snow to the nearest gym, which had agreed to let their guests shower You couldn't make all this up! I mentioned the wedding lunch - we had originally wanted to have our lunch at the hotel but they said they were only doing julbord (you get enough of that as it is...) so we booked elsewhere. On arrival, they were astounded to hear that - of course they would have accommodated us and allowed us to sort out a menu with them. As it turned out, good job we didn't Seriously, Sigtuna is a marvellous and magical place and I have put some narrative to all the pictures so you get some idea And if we go back we would stay here again - it's a super Hotel

Special (shaved beef, potatoes & lingonberries) & sandwiches were delicious; limited drink…read moreselection (out of ginger beer ) but good alternatives offered; long delay for sandwiches but they made it right with complimentary coffee & "pudding" (decadent chocolate cake with whipped cream & edible dried lavender petals - yum)! Will be back.

I had a great lunch here in May. The French onion soup and complementary bread was excellent. There…read moreare a few nice dessert options. The space was cozy. I would definitely recommend!

On the main street, the Stora Gatan, of historical Sigtuna, the place features classic dishes from…read morefish to chicken to beef, and a small variety of vegetarian. The house red wine was good as the meat - Fiket Mignon.

Popped in for lunch and was served a tasty pork chop with a delicious mushroom cream sauce. The…read morepatio offers stunning views and the staff is lovely. I'll come back next time I'm in the neighbourhood!