The store is a little bit out of the tourist paths in a nice neighborhood. The stand has 2 counters…read more- one in the front for take away orders and the other at the back for sit down folks. It takes a while to get the food and well worth the wait. All of us got the double and they were a bit too much for an average single person. We had to take some back to the hotel to continue. We recommend this place if you mind doing a bit of walking.

We were visiting from Los Angeles and wanted to grab a late dinner nearby the hotel. The sausage is…read morehere are quite delicious and there is an excellent variety. There is outdoor seating nearby. They also offer drinks and a pretty good potato salad side. All sausage are made custom ordered. The order will probably take 7-10 minutes. I recommend asking for more mustard.

Günter's is a fantastic little sausage stand in a mostly-residential section of Vasastan…read more There always seems to be a bit of a line, but it moves quickly. Günter's has a wide variety of sausages, which are served on baguettes with chimichurri, sauerkraut, hojhoj sauce (a slightly spicy sauce), and mustard. Rather than cut the baguette in half, they drill a hole in the middle, and then fill it with the sausage and toppings, which makes for a neat eating experience without condiments dripping out of the side of the bun. All of the ingredients seem to be high quality, and the chimichurri is an amazing compliment to the sausage. (I always get the sausage with everything, but the chimichurri stands out.) I've been to Günter's at least four times over multiple trips to Stockholm. I've liked everything I've eaten there, but I don't have a standard sausage I order. On this most recent visit, I had the sucuk (a turkish sausage), which was great.

Best hotdog ever! Worth any wait and line. We didn't know what to order so asked for the most…read morepopular order and got the Enkel Korv with Kabanoss + Tillbehor (50 SEK + 5 SEK). It's an enormous sausage in a baguette with some magical pesto-like herbal sauce in between. PS. I wish we got the double Kabanoss with everything, would've been worth the 70 SEK.

go with the spicer korv the stockholmer is great but you should have some hot sausage in there.read more

My husband had been searching for a unique but quality hotdog since we landed in Scandinavia. On…read moreour very last day, we stumbled upon Bruno's Korvbar. We got the Kabanoss, which is garlicky, peppery, and full of flavor. It's made with beef and pork and served in a fresh baguette, as all all their hot dogs- a big upgrade from the usual bun. We had it the traditional way: with a cold chocolate milk. Surprisingly, it works! Salty sausage and sweet milk? Don't knock it till you try it. Quick service, friendly staff, and a great stop for a simple, delicious meal. So glad we found this spot before we left Stockholm!

Sausage restaurant where they make their own sausage. They make sausages with meat, with different…read morekind of fish and veggie with beans and truffles. But the veggie sausage have been in the freezer before serving so you can't taste the truffle at all. Good sausages in general, but nothing extra ordinary. The sideorders holds a bit higher class. The sauerkraut is awesome, and so is the potato puree The restaurant is modern and big. Some tables stands close together, but if you are a bigger crawd you can sit at a booth. The service is lacking some finess and attention to the customers.

Good sausages!! I had thüringer and chorizo, both good, but the best was the sauerkraut. Service…read morewas ok, in that Swedish unfriendly but correct way. Interior is like a galleria restaurant, nothing special.

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.

A place really close to us. They serve hotdogs in many…read moredifferent ways. Since I'm not a big fan of hotdogs it's not my favorite. But a fun and easy concept. Last time we visited they had more vegetarian alternatives in the menu. We had one falafel and one sweet potato hotdog. They where good, but we prefer food that is not this heavy.

We have been to dog food yesterday evening for dinner. It is not far away from airbnb and seemed…read morelike a cheap, quick place to eat. Unfortunately, we had to realize that the "Dogfood" is neither cheap nor quick. We had to wait for what felt like hours to get a cold 1000sek hot dog. The meat was nice though and at the entrance there was a free slot machine. In the end, I rate 2 out of 5 stars, the 7/11 around the corner would have been the far better choice.

Great service, cheap, great burgers! As an American, this classic cheeseburger hit the spot, along…read morewith some yummy fries and a Pepsi. Loved this cheap spot!

I'm glad Solveig wrote her review in English because otherwise I never would have found this place…read more Anthony Bourdain, an American chef and traveling food adventurer was in Stockholm and one of his meals with the Swedish tunnbrödsrulle, which is a hot dog, mashed potatoes, and shrimp salad with some unknown (to me) dressing. Of course while in Stockholm, you MUST eat a tunnbrödsrulle - it was the stuff of legend at my hostel. I found this place to be open quite late into the night, I believe it was probably 2100 or later on my last day in Stockholm. The staff do not speak great English but were able to help me get what I wanted despite not being able to pronounce any of it. For about 50 Swedish kronas, you get a very filling meal reminiscent of a Moe's or Chipotle burrito (in size), which is by Stockholm standards a fantastic deal. As for the actual tunnbrödsrulle, I could characterize it as an interesting mix of flavors. If I were more of a foodie, I could complain the flavors don't really mix well or compliment each other. But you're reading this because you're in Stockholm and you want a tunnbrödsrulle. This is an excellent place to get it. It's probably the cheapest of the many places I've seen as well.

This is a great place to eat Sweden's contribution to fast food: the "tunnbrödrulle". it's sort of…read morea wrap, but not quite: it typically has mashed potatoes, sausage, räksallad (a Swedish mix with mayonnaise), lettuce, tomato and mustard and ketchup. You really want all the trimmings, and I recommend getting two grilled hot dogs, or a chorizo in it. The tunnbrödrulle is typically what Swedes would eat before going home after a night out or on a hungover day. It's delicious, and this place makes them really well. They don't take cards, so bring cash!

Billboard said one price for fries, but the actual price was higher. But I got the same amount of…read morefries as my friend who bought the even smaller size/version. Disappointed at the low level of professionalism and value. Do not recommend.