It's official! First review of the year goes to the best meal I had in 4 countries! Spent my…read moreholiday season going to the Nordic countries and imo, this was by far the best meal on the entire trip. Had their famous Swedish meatballs and they were divine! I had this particular dish 5x throughout my trip in Sweden and this was by far the ultimate winner. The meatballs had a perfect texture with just the right amount of gravy and the lingonberry sauce was so fresh that all the berries were still intact. Not sure if I've ever had this dish before but had their Gravlux. If I ever had this dish before, all memory of it was erased with theirs. Cognacured with the best honey mustard I've ever had and the perfectly seasoned mini cream dill potatoes My only complaint is that they haven't decided to come to the USA, particularly Los Angeles. =)

It's no wonder they continue to be rated the best meatballs, they have service and recipes down to…read morea science. Walking in they can quickly find you seating in an otherwise appearing busy restaurant. Staff quickly takes drink and food orders and for the short wait you can enjoy the rich and luxurious atmosphere with ornate wallpaper and decorations surprisingly complimented by the very low American/UK pop music in the background. With food this good, I understand why there are only 3 things on the menu. The meatballs were perfectly complimented with each item and combined for that perfect bite. My partner said these were the best meatballs of his life! And I could have lived my life off of their mashed potatoes. Once finished, paying is a breeze and staff cordially bids you farewell. A must if you're in the area

I was just looking for a lunch in Malmø and was looking further for something Swedish. So I found…read morethis place 'Scandic Kramer'. They offer daily lunch buffets of traditional food for 129.- skr (~13$) with salads and dessert. The food was rustic but delicious and the dessert (cherry crumble/vandemoortele) was surely homemade, the rest had also the impression to be made from scratch. Secret tip was their potatoe salad. I have had better Kötbullar (meatballs) but as I said: a buffet. Service was very nice and attentive for the customers. Customers were alot of Swedish People (elderly) grabbing a lunch in a group All in all: you get good value for money, affordable in a nice atmosphere.

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Overall: Definitely worth the visit! It's a lunch MUST! The extended review... Food: Fish - 5/5 - This was the dish of the day. I thought it was AMAZING! So fresh, so tasty, and so rich with flavor. There was a nice kick to the sauce and it made the dish all that much better. This restaurant was an experience and definitely worth it to make the trip. Service: 5/5 - Super friendly and welcoming staff. Ambiance: 4/5 - The area was a secluded and not so populated warehouse/commercial district. It's not the greatest but the space for this restaurant is very clean.

a really great scandinavian lunch experience with efficient service, delicious food and…read moreingredients, and a nice ambiance. canteen style with a rotating menu every weekday (1 meat, 1 vegetarian, check their website for the menu). lunch is usually 125sek and comes with unlimited bread. high quality ingredients and flavors: i came on a friday afternoon when they were serving lamb salad (mint, greens, peas). the salad was fresh and the lamb was flavorful. generous portions and good bread. restaurant was bustling around 12:30pm with a lot of locals and what seems to have been coworkers. lots of indoor and outdoor tables. the canteen is on the other side of the bridge at the end of the long pier/near warehouses. it's a bit out of the way so you definitely wouldn't stumble upon it, but i highly recommend taking the walk/bike/drive out. there is a malmö by bike station right next to the restaurant. i would definitely come back!

Very popular spot for lunch even on the weekdays - by 11:45am (just 15 minutes after opening),…read morethere was a line and the main seating area was full. There are some seats available in a separate room, so remember to grab a spot! The meatballs were juicy and flavorful, so much so I kept dipping my complimentary bread in the savory rich sauce.

I really wanted to try Traditional Swedish meatballs while visiting Malmo and for some reason all…read morethe restaurants we found downtown where kind of formal, pricey and required reservations, so I was super excited when we found Spoonery, which is a casual walk in style restaurant with reasonable prices and AMAZING meatballs. The concept is no frills, you walk in, order at the counter, get your own water from the tap dispenser ,and choose a table . very casual mode to experience an elevated and delicious meal. I was very satisfied and the food was very enjoyable A highlight from Malmo for sure

This sandwich restaurant is located in Malmö, which I visited as a day trip from Copenhagen…read morerecently. My family and I were walking around exploring, and we came across this restaurant. The outdoor seating was pretty packed, and the sandwiches looked amazing, so we decided to try it! I'm so glad we did. Although we didn't see any English menus, we were able to translate the menu on our phones without a problem. We ordered our food inside, and everything was prepared quickly. We ordered three Burrata sandwiches, a jamón sandwich, and an order of fries. Everything was delicious! The sandwiches were very large and packed with fresh ingredients. The fries were crispy and came with some kind of an aioli-like dip. Plenty of outdoor seating at this restaurant and you order inside at the bar using your table number, which you can find at your table. The bathrooms are interestingly covered in sticky notes left behind by previous customers. Very fun to look through!

My family and I were visiting Malmö for the day and happened to find Scandwich. It was pretty busy,…read morebut we walked up just as another family was leaving and were able to snag their table in no time at all. Luckily, the table was in the shade, so it was a very pleasant temperature and we were able to eat outside. We quickly chose our sandwiches, which honestly all looked great, and did not have to wait long for our food. We ended up ordering burrata sandwiches and a jamón sandwich, as well as 2 orders of fries (which were plenty for the 4 of us). Delicious! The ingredients were fresh, and the food was presented well. Highly recommend to anyone in the area looking for a tasty lunch spot!

First time discovering an open face sandwich. Where has this been all my life? It's genius. Less…read morecarbs since it's only one slice of bread. Stack on more of the best part on top and keep layering it up. The options of combinations are limitless.

On my way out of Malmö back to Copenhagen, I had wanted to try some smörrebröd. Traditionally,…read moresmörrebröd (Smørrebrød) is Danish in origin, meaning "bread and butter". Basically, it's an open faced sandwich, topped with a few layers of Pålæg (on-lay) from any variety of ingredients. The common factor is it's mainly on rye bread. This shop (Freda) is located in Malmö Centralstation. Convenient, quick, and delicious. It was also affordable. I don't know how accurate my assumptions are, but when I think of Scandinavia, I think of pickled herring (marinerede sild), so thinking this would be the best representation or perhaps traditional of the smörrebröd, I chose this for my first taste. On a slice of rye, there was a small layer of thin potatoes, topped by sliced hard-boiled egg, 4 pieces of pickled herring, garnished with chopped red, white and green onion. The herring was pickled nicely, and had a soft tart taste to it. It meshed with the other toppings nicely and I enjoyed it. It convinced me I had to try it again, other flavors, while I was back in Copenhagen. The one piece of smörrebröd cost about $3, and I also ordered a sparkling water. Service was great, super fast, and I was soon on my way to the train track.

Bread was really good, could be bigger, there was plenty of meat inside, i wish it had a bit more…read moresalat instead, ingredients was fresh, and they try something new, 90 sek for the burger is a little pricey, compared to Burger King, Vigårda etc around, maybe its cheaper from the food truck?

After a long day walking around Malmo, we wanted to get a quick bite before we caught our bus back…read moreto Copenhagen. This place looked pretty good, being in a train station and all, so we tried it without many expectations. No joke, this was the best food we had on our entire trip... 10 days! My wife had a BBQ thing, and I had the Quinoa Beet wrap. Unbelievable. We were both blown away. It was so good. We'd go back to Malmo just to eat here.

Good was amazing! Service fantastic and great atmosphere in a refurbished warehouse…read more Met the owners and they take great pride in their restaurant to serve delicious fresh dishes. It's also a fresh fish market.

Soderholmens is the seafood spot in Saluhall. A restaurant but also sells an abundant variety of…read morefresh fish. I was introduced to them via what they call the "Friday Oyster frenzy." Raw Oysters Happy hour-10 SEK (or $1 USD) per Oyster. Paired with a draft Nils Oscar, you can't go wrong. Great spot, as is Saluhall, to start your Friday evening. I've tried their fish soup which is a tomato base & filled with a variety of seafood. Very good. Fish & Chips are, although a bit pricey, excellent! Perfectly fried fish over a bed of crispy fries & some of the best of I've had. Calling ahead and reserving a spot for Oyster Friday Happy Hour is a must. All (servers, chefs) behind the counter are service minded and friendly.

Everything was great- food, service, cocktails…read more One of my favorite restaurants in the world

Heard about it & passed it many times in the past year & on a Tuesday night it was time to see what…read morethe hype was all about. It was packed/fully booked. Our choices for dinner (day before reservation) were seating at 6:15 or earlier or 9:15 or later so reservations well in advance are recommended. We started with cocktails (& they had a few creations) & had a "Buried in Sand" and a "Holy Mule-" Both excellent! Our server was helpful & made some wonderful suggestions once she found out it was our first visit. All the dishes (small & large) are great for sharing. As it seemed a staple of the menu (that changes daily) as well one of their specialties we decided to start with the Bastard Planka. A nice variety of house cured ham, salami, chorizo, pate & pickles-one of the best I've ever had. Also ordered the Klemmings Oysters as our second starter. So fresh, salty & exquisite! For main we ordered the Cod & the Munka Pork (as Pork is their specialty). Cod was cooked to perfection and the Pork had a crust that took it to another level. Both dishes were amazing! We finished with the Pistachio Ice Cream and Paris -Brest. Loved them both but the Paris-Brest is a must try! My only regret is not getting here sooner. Wonderful vibe with great service! They also have a bar area (open kitchen) where you can grab a seat to try some of the entrees or just have a cocktail, beer or glass of wine if they are fully booked. Will definitely be back. Michelin rating well deserved!