On the main street, the Stora Gatan, of historical Sigtuna, the place features classic dishes from…read morefish to chicken to beef, and a small variety of vegetarian. The house red wine was good as the meat - Fiket Mignon.

Popped in for lunch and was served a tasty pork chop with a delicious mushroom cream sauce. The…read morepatio offers stunning views and the staff is lovely. I'll come back next time I'm in the neighbourhood!

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.

When I am in Uppsala for work, I am buzzing around to meeting after meeting, then work dinners,…read morethen catching up on email, etc. Late in the evening, when I am done, I often head to Plock. I am a huge fan of this lounge. Although it is located in sleepy Uppsala, Plock has a big city feel - sleek and modern, yet very cozy and relaxing. They have a fully stocked bar with a wide selection of beer, wine and liquor. They are always playing good music that is electronic-leaning. On weekend nights, they have a DJ spinning all kinds of stuff. Also, although Plock is not a huge space, they can easily accommodate large groups. I have been here many times over the course of several years and Plock never fails to please.

Have been here twice this summer for a lunchdate and both times would have been disappointment…read morewithout good company. Food is kind of ok, but pretty boring. mainly I am criticising the service or let's say the lack of it. Both times the waitresses have been looking so bored like they would have more fun in a funeral and it's very hard to get their attention. On our first time they forgot to bring our deserts so we just didn't have them at the end because we had been waiting for so long already. Today when we were leaving I said "thanks and bye" when passing one of them and she didn't give any response.. My advice, avoid.

The Stadtshotell is situated in a gorgeous old building at the end of the main shopping street. Its…read moreback terrace has plenty of seating and overlooks the expanse of water. The interiors were painted in a beautiful pale dusty green color with accents of white. The sitting room featured a baby grand piano. A very serene, unhurried place to eat and stay in Sweden's oldest town.

In this oldest town in Sweden, the hotel is a local legend. Near by one of the most prominent…read moreschool SSHL, where the King went in 1973. A very beautiful boutique hotel. The water front hotel restaurant offers some delicious unpretentious dishes like baked perch with mussels and trout roe, Swedish steaks, and Swedish pork schnitzel. Oh yes, the fries came with are very tasty and remained tall and majestic like Swedish Viking. The service we received was outstanding!

I love this castle, the patio, and grabbing a drink outside. the castle is beautiful and they…read morealways have the most lovely flowers inside. The only frustrating thing about Görvälns Slott has to do with their sometimes haphazard hours. One day we walked the 40 minutes through the forest to find that they were not serving anyone but their guests bc they were short-staffed, despite proclaiming on their website that they were now open until 10:30pm, in line w/ the newly relaxed COVID restrictions. Today, we rowed a boat over in the beautiful, warm summer day only to be told that only guests with dinner reservations were able to have a glass of wine on their immense/predominantly empty patio. Such a bummer! Apparently, this is only a Sunday policy(?). There was a fika station out on the terrace selling coffee/tea/refreshments/chokladbollar, etc. Since the opening/serving/drinking rules seem to shift with the tide, I'd recommend calling in advance to verify whether you can be served. With such a wonderful terrace, it's a shame not to be able to casually drop by and grab a drink. The restaurant serves amazing food, btw. I love this place.

Ah, the countryside! And a castle on top of that. And a restaurant inside the castle. And an…read moreambitious chef in the restaurant. Great! The food was a bit too salty, unfortunately, and on the pricey side: 295 SEK for lunch.

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.

Beautiful interior that is both roomy and cozy. It definitely has the best stage in Uppsala…read morealthough the bands are only good 60% of the time. It's still a great place for a beer and to dance :)

No service no manners unpleasant crew I was visiting Uppsala from overseas and spose to meet a…read morefriend at Katalin my overseas phone did not work so asked for a pass code for internet so i could contact my friend via whatsupp the answer was we dont give out pass code hej dudes was middle of no where in Turkey in a small village cafe they gave out pass codes 1/2 waited for someone to order food and drinks to one showed up need to go to the bar with my suitcase to order a beer waited 15 minutes in lines terible terrible 15 years ago it was a great place in a small building today it us huge and worthkess thats what i call getting rotten spoiled never ever again will visit this place

It hasn't been easy to find good beer in Sweden, but we did here! Very pleasant atmosphere to sit…read moreand dine in the late hours of the summer evening. Fantastic food. Even my toddler was pleased with his meal. Would absolutely return to dine again!

What a cutesy little place…read more Sigtuna was our lunch stop during our Viking tour. Apparently it's the oldest town in Sweden. For lunch you can choose 3 options. I chose salmon and potatoes with dill and fresh tartar sauce. For a simple meal it was one of my most delicious eats in Sweden.