Terrible! It took…read morethe waiter 20 min to even come to our table after we were seated. After we were seated and our food order was in, it took another 40 min to get our food. Sadly, the food was flavourless and there wasn't enough of it. We had to ask for extra potatoes in order to fill up, and one person in our party of four was still hungry when we left. The food was also grossly overpriced. The whole experience reminded me of a lunch restaurant w/bad service. When the waiter asked us how our meal was( this was as we asked for the cheque) we told him we were all unsatisfied, and the ONLY reply we got was that "it's to bad and he can't do anything about it!" If you want bad service, bland food, and to pay for an overpriced meal, this is the place for you. Visby has better options for fish or any food than this place!

A very friendly family owned hole in the wall cafe not to be missed while you are in this Unesco…read moresite. Just about every language is spoken here. It has a very small outdoor and indoor sitting. They have soft and flavorful saffron buns for 30 Sek. Self-serve coffee with free refills for 35sek and my mixed berries crumb and the salami Brie opened faced sandwich was absolutely delicious.

Wonderful cafe in a home with great baked goods and coffee. Really enjoyed the food and friendly…read moreservice. Definitely stop by if you're trying to get away from the tourist area and on the way to the botanical garden. Everything was made from scratch and it was delicious!

Good place, great location. We went to the beach as it's a really great child friendly beach. Were…read moretotally surprised to find this place just off the beach. Pulled pork burger was great. Pork was juicy and the sauce was just right, not overpowering. Beef tacos were also excellent. Overall made for a fine day.

We had a lovely meal at Restaurang Lindgården last week when we were in Visby for a couple of days…read more The restaurant is beautiful. We started with some Gin & Tonics (the Gotlands Spirits Barrel-Aged G&T was particularly good). Then we had their ramp soup and carpaccio of Swedish beef for our starters; both were very good. For our entrees, we had Wallenbergare (minced pork with cream and egg, and served green peas, lingonberries, browned butter, and mashed potatoes) and Biff Rydberg (made with Gotland beef tenderloin, potato croutons from Buters Eko, butter-braised onions, egg yolk from Gandarve Farm, and mustard cream). Both entrees were very good as well. They had a great wine list (I had a glass after my G&T), and the service was great, too. Overall, the restaurant and the meal were beautiful and classic and traditional. I'd have sat longer and more to drink (or checked out their Gin Room) if we hadn't been exhausted by a long day of touristing around Fårö and Visby!

Om en restaurang har "gård" i sitt namn, skulle någon tänka att den skulle ha åtminstone en sak på…read moremenyn som är vegansk...en sådan person skulle dock ha fel. Vi gick till restaurangen innan trädgården själv öppnas, men jag föreställer mig att atmosfären skulle känna magisk när den gör det. Hur som helst, att inte inkludera en vegansk rätt verkar vara förlorad på 1980-talet (på ett tragiskt sätt). Allt var helt okej och vinet smakade underbart. Restaurangen har enorm potential och den kan fortfarande behålla sin gamla skolans vibe medan att erbjuda nååååågot för dem som inte kan svälja djurmisshandeln. Sammanfattningsvis är det lite löjligt att att ha en trädgård men inget växtbaserat att äta. Ginrummet låter dock fantastiskt!

Great place for "fika"! Coffee, pastries, sandwiches, & more..... you can't go hungry. Enjoyed our…read morebrief but sweet stay!

Great spot to eat. Right in in the city center (within the walls). We had two bagels and cream…read morecheese with a coffee and tea. Everything was great. Visby is littered with old buildings and cafes. I suspect most are pretty good but this one seemed the more committed than the rest. Visby is a place where Swedes go to vacation. There is no free or public internet in Sweden. Be sure to ask for the password.

Amarillo is a charming spot with a relaxed atmosphere. We loved their carefully-crafted…read moremexican-inspired dishes, paired with an extensive beer list. Definitely give the Tuna Poke a try.

Top restaurant. Extremely kind staff and even better food. Small portions, giving the opportunity…read moreto taste more. Good wine and beer selection as well. Highly recommended.

Very good ice cream- but very crowded. Let's blame it on the wonderful weather…read more Over 100 different ice creams Whiskey cream is one of the favourites

The Glassmagasinet claims to be "Europe's largest ice-cream bar," serving over 300 gelato flavors…read more (Yes I know that ice cream and gelato are different.) My husband and I were on a cruise vacation, and we discovered this restaurant while we were walking in the harbor. Unfortunately, only half of the display cases contained gelato, and the other half were roped off and completely empty (perhaps because it was September and no longer hot outside?). Therefore, the number of flavors was more medium-sized. I saw flavors such as cheesecake, pomegranate, meringue, melon, Oreo, strawberry, cappuccino, banana-chocolate, walnut, saffron, kiwi, whiskey, mango, Smurf, Hubba Bubba, and pineapple. I ordered the flavors of Turkish Baklava and the Popcorn and also a chocolate-ball thing (name?). The total price was 105 Swedish Krona, which is about $11 USD. An employee promptly and kindly served me. Some outdoor seating was available, so my husband and I ate outside. Unforatunately, the flavors of the gelatos were very subtle. I could not taste much baklava or popcorn at all, so I will give a neutral rating. I did see a group of tough-looking men nearby eating absolutely giant sundaes, and they seemed to be having a good time.