This is a wonderful gem. It is quiet, stellar cove with nearby dock and fresh menu. It is part of a…read morelarger farm and lakeside camp. Beautiful!

This is an awesome restaurant in an awesome location and you should go. You have to go. There's no…read morequestion that your stay in Stockholm has to include the restaurant at Hotel Skeppsholmen (Langa Raden). Skeppsholmen is a gorgeous and "out of the way" place, the restaurant is a twelve minute walk from The Grand Hotel, a quick bus ride on the #65, but here's a tip: You can take the ferry from Gamla Stan and/or Djurgarden, which is gorgeous. (It's also the price of bus fare). You can also do the Hop On Hop Off thing to get here. However you get here - get here. How good is the food and service? As good as you expect it would be. It is excellent, and it is not expensive (by Stockholm standards). Side note: their mustard sauce took third place in an international competition. I stayed here for a week and ate here two nights (plus every breakfast); I love this place and if you're on vacation, then you should come out to Skeppsholmen and take dinner here, you will not be disappointed!

After years hearing people talk about Berns it was finally time for me to take a peak and I tell…read moreyou I was not disspointed! Berns is beautifully located close to strandvägen and has waterfront, a short walking distance from the best nightclubs in Sthlm (see my review of Soap Bar, Solidaritet). The building was finished 1863 and can hold up to 1200 people and thay have enough dancefloors for everyone! The moment I walked in to the "Stora Salongen" my mind went back to Vegas, this is the closest thing you can come to a big exclusive club as the ones in the US! They have everything I expect from a great club, a cool lightshow for you to go crazy at and enough dancefloors for everyone! Along the sides you have enough bars for an army and they have a big terrace were you can mingel or cool yourself of after hours of shufflin! The building itself is beautiful and the "Stora Salongen" reminds you of a royalpalace! I will be going here again and it's defiently the place to end the night out at!

I was here for a brunch on a Sunday, which starts at 11:30. The brunch is a bit pricey, when I was…read morethere it was 325 SEK per person excluding drinks, but you get a great selection of oysters, sushi and other Asian food. If you're vegetarian and don't eat fish, you won't find much here. The sushi was surprisingly good, although other courses were merely okay. The desserts were great and plentiful. Make sure to make a reservation - while they sometimes can accomodate a party of two without reservations, you'll have a wait. Parties larger than 2 people should definitely make a reservation.

Ideal location. The Scandic Sergel is just a short walk to both Stockholm's downtown commercial…read moredistrict and historic old town. The hotel offers clean, larger than average rooms with plenty of charm. There's also a decent restaurant/bar adjoining the lobby for those northern nights when it's too brisk to bundle up and head out on the town. Fits perfectly if like me you're in Stockholm for a couple days' business and need a convenient and central place to stay.

My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights in February of 2013. It was very clean,…read morecentrally-located, and overall very nice. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to stay in Sergels Plaza, though I'm not sure how the price compares to other places, as we were put up in the hotel by a Swedish company and never saw the bill, etc.

The food was delicious! The staff were courteous and prompt with drinks even with an overwhelmed…read morebar at times. Eating on the water without being ON the water was perfect for me, as I get motion sick so wouldn't want to feel the movement. It was a very relaxing and enjoyable dinner and we highly recommend.

Food was very good. The service marginal. When we arrived we were told our table was reserved in…read more1.5 hours, no problem for us as we wanted to resume sightseeing. Problem is that our food took1 hour from the time we ordered. Others around us came in after we did and ordered after us, but received their meal ahead of us. Nothing complicated, we ordered meatballs & mashed potatoes. We were given a 10% for the wait.

Super cute spot for brunch! I got the smoked salmon sandwich and a cappuccino. The food came out…read morepretty quickly and was tasty but a bit salty. The portion was pretty big but didn't feel heavy.

Two words: Choklad Biskvi. DAMNNN good…read more Great place for lunch or fika, with delicious food, friendly & efficient wait staff, and a colorful & bright interior design. Nice wine selection too (for American fika). Seriously, get the Biskvi: they're insanely good.

Such a cozy place for lunch or dinner. It is along side the canal with out door seating. The staff…read morewas friendly and welcoming. My steak was ordered rare and it was prepared perfectly! The wine sauce was a perfect complement to the meat.

To make this sort and easy, the hotel was all in all great, and the staff was incredibly service…read moreminded. Checking in and out was done with no hassle. The hotel was nice, quiet, and the perfect place to work and relax. This is my favourite Scandic hotel in the Nordics, and I stayed in a few of them in Norway and Sweden over the years. If you are travelling for business, this hotel should be your choice; it is incredible, and if you are travelling for business and as I happen to be in a wheelchair choosing Scandic Park is a no-brainer.

Good rooms with heated towel racks, but don't be late for breakfast…read more I overslept on my first day in town, and went down to find the breakfast mostly gone at 10am, and completely gone by 10:10. What I was able to grab as they removed the trays was tasty, though --- 4-minute eggs, some sausages, reasonable bread with butter and jam. Rooms were comfortable, with fine beds and the locally-common heated towel racks; we didn't get a balcony, just a door that opened to a railing and open air. Sleepwalkers beware.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Stockholm. They have a fairly unique concept with all…read moredishes on the menu from one animal. The name of the restaurant 'Djuret' actually mean 'the animal' in Swedish. They change animals every 2-3 weeks which makes it worth to visit often. They also match the wine to the dishes, great wine almost always. They also have good selection of beer, it is one of the few places outside Denmark where it is possible to get my favorite beer, the pale ale from Olfabrikken. The service has always been good and they are knowledgeable. Like the decor as well, a lot of it is 'meat' inspired.

My favourite restaurant in Stockholm. Excellent food, great service a d cozy athmosfere. Both the…read moredegustation menu and the steaks are worth a visit. Highly recommended! Just go and try. You won't regreat