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.

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!

Amazing place -- best burgers in Sweden -- worlds hottest hot dog challenge... amazing owner too…read more Top quality burger brioche bread mmmmmm

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.

Absolut bästa korvarna och alltid bussigt vänligt bemötande från killarna som håller i…read moreverksamheten. Rekommenderar deras specialsenap som det är lite extra stuns på. Folk kommer tillbaka år efter år av en anledning. Jag väntar gärna någon minut när jag står i lunchkön efter någon stammis som säger hej. Det är ju så man vet att det är kvalitet som håller sig och är värd att vänta på.

A local friend here suggested we meet for Hot Dogs here. Not only were these guys super friendly,…read morebut the hot dogs tasted GREAT! They have that "snap" when you bite into them. Tasty, fast, and a good deal. We enjoyed this place and have them bookmarked so next time we're in Stockholm, we will definitely go back there! :D

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 the creature comforts I miss most from the US is the occasional Kosher hot dog. It is…read moresomething that can be found at most every supermarket or even at 7-11s back home. Here in Stockholm, it is a much harder find, and this is the only place I have found that carries them. The store is on the first floor of a school apparently, and since I was told it was 'The only Jewish school in Sweden', there was a fair amount of security to get into the building. I had to show ID and had my bag searched just to buy some hot dogs, but if you want something bad enough, you will jump through hoops... So -1 star for the 5 mins of questioning to get into the building, and for only have one choice for hot dogs. I'll go back, but it is because I have no other options.... but 4 stars, for even carrying them at all...

This place was gloriously weird and felt out of place in an area full of museums and family…read moreattractions. I think it's trying to be a some kind of day club? They were playing pretty good electronic music but it seemed kind of high energy for early afternoon and with such a small crowd. It seemed like they wanted people to be dancing and such but it was mostly older people enjoying salads. I think if they changed up the music to something more downtempo it would have made it a five star experience. It had a ton if seating both inside and out . There was also a pool with a giant floating flamingo. It was kind of chilly and rainy while I was there so most of the people were inside the tent closest to the entrance rather than outside or mingling about. Inside were lots of comfy seating options. The food looked good and they had at least a few vegetarian options. I didn't try any because I just stopped in for a glass of wine and to take a break from exploring the area. The service was good and the prices were about what I would expect in a museum area.

Are you a fan of eating rancid fish, and terrible service? How about a server and manager who…read morespeak fluent English, but then somehow lose their facility for the language when you try and tell them the fish is rancid? Do you like paying for spoiled food because they refuse to take it off the bill despite the fact not a single bite has actually been eaten? How about stupidly overpriced food and drink? If this sounds attractive to you, then Josefina is your place! We could go on and on why we despise this restaurant, but if you need more than the above, then you deserve to experience this horrendous house of food poisoning for yourselves. Simply, the worst restaurant in Sweden. Period.