My husband has a knack for picking the best restaurants just by randomly walking by and suggesting…read morethem, 0 research and just vibes. This was probably my favorite meal in Sweden. We had just arrived that afternoon and were walking around our hotel to look for an early dinner. The dining room is lovely but not too stuffy or formal. We ordered the brown bread for starters, along with some wine and beer. I ordered the Arctic char (parsnip, chili, hazelnuts, browned butter and a soy glaze) and Paul G. went with the meatballs (hand-rolled and with cream sauce, mashed potatoes, lingonberries and pickled cucumber). We had the traditional Swedish meatball dish a few more times during the trip and they all came with the same components, but Bistro Bestick's was my fave. The sauce was heavier, velvety and creamy, and the potatoes were oh so fluffy. The berries were tart and fresh. I loved my fish, too... the hazelnuts, brown butter and soy were such a bright, unexpected combination. I enjoyed every bite. Don't sleep on dessert here! I couldn't even finish my dinner but still wanted to try the chocolate rum cake (salty caramel sauce, roasted peanuts, vanilla ice cream and crispy sesame) and what a delightful flavor explosion! It was beautifully presented and the sesame "cracker" on top was the perfect contrast to all the sweetness. I'd highly recommend BB!

We arrived in Stockholm after a long train ride and found this restaurant through a quick search of…read morenearby restaurants. We were hungry and just wanted a decent dinner prior to going out that night. Dining here was one of the best decisions during our time in Stockholm. The meatballs were absolutely amazing and one of the most memorable meals of my life. The presentation of the dishes was also impressive. We came here tired and left satisfied and ready to explore Stockholm nightlife. If you're in Stockholm, visit this restaurant and try the Swedish meatballs.

The plating is so beautiful (I almost didn't even want to touch it, it was like art) and the sushi…read moreis fresh, delicious and well made. I got the 14 piece combo and it was awesome. Order at the counter, sit down, and serve yourself.

Was not too busy when I came by for a "bibimbap" bowl…read more The cashier just looked tired and overworked. But she offered a wan smile. She pulled a generous glass of Carlsberg for me. Then went about serving and clearing the tables in between taking orders. 2 male cooks worked in the kitchen. The hot tea and miso soup station was a nice touch. My bibimbap bowl came out in good time. Rice was good. Gochujang was diluted. The salmon tasted parboiled or dipped into hot broth. The "kimchee" was just iceberg lettuce drizzled with vinegar. Cucumber slices and shredded carrot completed the bowl. Meh. But, if you are looking for something clean cut in between flights. This will do it.

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.

Domtrappkällaren is a restaurant in the basement/cellar of the back of Uppsala Cathedral. The…read morerestaurant has been open since 1939, and you can really feel the history of the restaurant in the space. It has great ambiance. We started our meal by sharing the Beef Tenderloin Roulade (lightly grilled beef filet stuffed with dijon, carrot, and pickled gherkin, topped with grated horseradish, radish, parsley cream cheese, and herb oil), which was good if perhaps a bit busy of a dish. My husband had the lamb topside (with sweet potato fondant, green beans, goat cheese crumbles, black kale crisp, and red wince sauce), which was good, but we found the lamb a bit overcooked. I ordered the pike-perch (with roasted Jerusalem artichoke, potato mash with dill, blackened lemon, and white wine sauce), which I thought was fantastic. A very expertly cooked piece of fish! We had a couple of drinks as well. Overall, it was a great last dinner in Sweden. The restaurant is just a special space.

Some of the best food we had in Sweden. Truly a delicious meal- veggie risotto, shrimp sandwich,…read moremeatballs, and Burrata appetizer. 10/10 for all the dishes- seasoned well, cooked to perfection. Wish we could dine here again. Only constructive criticism is that it was often very slow service in terms of getting water topped off, or getting waitress' attention.

If I ever reach one of my goals in life, which is starting my own restaurant business, I will…read moredefinitely do many things the same way as in 60Kvadrat. Such a good experience. The first thing I noticed about 60Kvadrat, was the atmosphere: cool interior design and layout. The location in the heart of Uppsala, but a bit hidden into a small cozy alley, supported my idea of how nice the place would be. This restaurant had to be tested. A few times I had to turn back at the door because I didn't have a reservation. The place seems to be full every evening. Although that does not require much, as the intimate restaurant fits about 30 people. Finally, I realized my own mistake at the third time and booked a table, which was more than worth it. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. Sometimes the state of the customer service ruins an otherwise wonderful experience, but here it indeed even improved it. While eating, the young guy came to ask us if everything was ok and if we enjoyed the food. We didn't have to answer anything else but an honest yes. Since food is an important aspect in rating restaurants, I can not forget to discuss that. Shortly, it was delicious. The menu is not too wide, but you can still find yourself from the hard situation of which plate to pick. I ended up taking the Chèvre salad with walnuts and honey. On the other side of the table I could see Al Taglio - a four square-shaped pizza pieces, with delicious fillings. The meals were beautiful. By their look and their taste. The prices are ok (or 'lagom' as they say in Sweden): neither a once-in-a-lifetime thing nor an everyday place to eat. After I came home from the restaurant, I started to think what would I say about it. It was hard to try to find anything negative. The slightly narrow size of the place would maybe be the only one. On the other hand, the atmosphere would not be as cozy and intimate without that. I really felt like 60Kvadrat was a complete positive combination in all areas. Food, service, atmosphere, location; all get the full five stars from me.

Nice atmosphere with a dissent food. There are only few options on the menu but they should cover…read morebroad range of tastes. Service was quick and nice. We were only one group at the place due to low season, so I might be biased.

Back again. As good as ever. And how DO the Swedes enjoy sitting at the picnic tables? It is 22…read moredegrees. Got the usual, the herring with mashed potatoes, three sides,and a piece of rye crisp. We had the pickled cucumber, lingonberries and cremefreche salad. Nice serving but I wanted more. IT IS SO GOOD. But we are here for a month so I WILL be back. I meant to take pictures of the food but I was too anxious to eat. Friendly service as always. Nicely packed to go. We have been coming here for years and I highly recommend.

This unassuming food cart offered me one of the best meals I had in Stockholm. Simple, yet…read moredelicious. I'd never had fried herring like this before. I'm so glad I tried it. It's pretty much a one person show from what I could see. The owner attended to me efficiently and without the slightest hesitation. I'm sorry to say that I don't speak Swedish (I wish I did I can tell you) but he was able to communicate with me and for that I will always be grateful. My plate had, if I recall correctly, four breaded and fried herring fillets. It had a coleslaw (which I found a surprising addition, creamy mashed potatoes, pickled cucumbers, red onions, and a little wedge of crispbread. I loved every bite. It was a generous plate. I particularly enjoyed eating a combination of the potatoes, cuke, onion, and fish on a corner of the crispbread as I munched away. There are a few nearby picnic type tables. So there was a place I could sit and enjoy this meal overlooking the water and a corner of the old town. If you find yourself in Stockholm, do yourself a favor and go to here. Even if you think you don't like herring, try it this way. I bet you'd be surprised.

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.