Excellent food and service, nice atmosphere, and not touristy. I recommend the steak!read more

Meatballs reminded us of IKEA meatballs. Like an exact duplicate. Don't get me wrong, we are a huge…read morefan of them. This just so happened to pop in our head after taking the first bite. Fish was not memorable compared to the meatballs.

Amazing Italian food. I was in town for a week and ate here twice because the food was just that…read moregood. The first night I had the steak with gorgonzola cheese. It was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of cheese, which melted in your mouth along with the meat. The second time I had the prawn plate, which was also extremely well done. These prawns were huge and delicious. The appetizers were also enjoyable. My group had one of each during my first visit and I couldn't pick a favorite. However, I could pick a dessert to repeat - the fruit sorbet. Otherwise, the restaurant is a bit dimly lit, excellent for date. The prices are a bit steep, but the service and overall quality surely make up for it! Enjoy!

When I entered the door (10 min earlier than my colleges) I was greeted (?) by a man looking like…read morehe wanted to be somewhere else. He had his back turned towards me all the until my colleges came. The waitress was much better. Ok, the menu looked exquisite but it was kind of late for a large meal so me and my colleges just had Rigatoni Pollo della Casa-amazing!!!!

Food is pretty great and the staff is courteous. I've travelled to over 40 countries and am married…read moreinto a Pakaidtani family , and I can easily say this was one of the top ten restaurants we've eaten at. It's also pretty affordable for Sweden :)

The most authentic thing I've recently bumped into. Really tasty, not that expensive, instead I'd…read moresay it's even cheep as for the average city prices. Staff are nice, restroom is clean, quick service. We saw that they even bring their families (staff) to have a dinner there. For 305 Sek we got plenty of everything and were barely able to walk - that big portions are :) in case you don't know Sweden they speak English along with that they have a menu with pictures :) Really satisfied

Good flatbreads.read more

Good burgers. Excellent selection of beer…read more Service can be slow if they are busy. Several different styled burgers. My favorite is the Stinger. BBQ is the next best.

Cute cafe! The spanish hot chocolate was delicious as well as the pecan pie!read more

It was my first time in Sweden, even first day :) Wanted to eat something typical swedish in a…read morelovely place. So making it short: Waiter super polite and it was not even neccessary to ask for an dnglish menue! Second: Starters: Just delicious, thogh they were simple! Best Knäckebrot and butter ever! Lemonade: Homemade, served in a closed bottle, just nice. Bottle of water included. Detail: The straw was not a one time one, but harder. Very nice. Steak: Super delicious, came fast and fresh! Even the restroom was so nice, that if you have a personal emergency, no problem. Everything is already there! Nooo complaints! This place deserves every single star.

Delicious! Divine lobster, great Pollock and nice wine pairings. Knowledgeable and friendly staff!read more

There was too much rain to enjoy the late summer in the gardens designed for enjoying the…read moreconfectionary made on-site. A cold wind drove the chill of the rain straight into our bones, and we nearly piled straight back in the car to skip the stop in Trosa. We are so glad we pushed ourselves to stroll out to explore the Kutterkonfekt shop. Inside was an experience half-way between an old-style soda fountain, and a boutique coffee-shop. Artful displays of the intricate marzipans manufactured right upstairs lined almost every wall, and a table near the counter was elegantly arrayed with freshly baked confectionary. A handful of tables nestled by the large windows at the front of the shop, and most were full as we entered. We browsed the Marzipans for a moment, then wandered up to the counter to try our hands at ordering again in Swedish. The proprietress immediately picked up on my accent, however, and assisted us in English every bit as perfect as my own. We saw the selection of hot chocolates, and decided that was the best counter to the bitter morning rain. As we ordered, one table near the windows cleared, and we were able to nestle into one of the quaint tea-tables and watch as the sun finally broke out over the picturesque town of Trosa. The hot cocoa was indeed as perfect as we hoped, and the selection of Marzipans we bought for the road were every bit as pleasing to the mouth as they were to the eye. We happened in on a day of rest for the factory upstairs, but most days you can wander up the little, narrow staircase and watch the chefs and artists create the edible treasures arrayed in the shop below. The gleaming equipment was still on museum-like display, and was well worth a gander even while not in operation. All-in-all, this was a worthy stop on our way around Lake Malaren, and one we would highly recommend to anyone who gets the opportunity.