Got a lot of different restaurants to choose from in the food court. Food is pretty standard.read more

One of Stockholm's worst malls just managed to become relevant. Not sure it will improve the…read moreshopping but the food scene here certainly has improved. Looking at what they have done here I think they will also bring in a lot of people just for the food. The new concept is in a sense similar to K25 in that they have brought together several good places in a food court and the design is also very similar to K25. There are plenty of seats but I can imagine that it will still get busy at peak times. The design is modern and I like that they shielded it a bit from the surrounding mall so the nice design does not have to clash with ugliness of the mall itself. The range of food offered is pretty good as well with Adam & Albin doing ramen, Magnus Nillson from Fäviken doing hot dogs, Claes from Nook doing Asian inspired food and Catenacci doing just good food as well as several others (there is a bakery, some kebab and some other stuff) The range of food, drinks and atmosphere will surely bring in the crowds here and prices are pretty decent so as a fast food option it is really good and a welcome addition to the food scene here.

This is a great way to experience some famous chefs without spending a fortune. This is also a…read moregreat spot for eating if you're with a group who has diverse tastes, since everyone can find something different. My boy had the ramen, and though it didn't hold up to what's available in SF or Tokyo, it was tasty. I went for the white asparagus from Magnus Nillson, which is presented like a hotdog. The accompanying salad was the best I've had in Stockholm! Many places serve beer and wine. Water and wifi is available for free. There are plenty of vegetarian options and the Daniel Roo pastries will certainly appeal to everyone!

Heron City has everything. EVERYTHING…read more But I hate these crowded buzy shopping malls. They are not for me, but if you are a fan - you could stay here for the entire day without getting bored. You can eat, drink, play, shop, go to the movies. have fun with arcade games...you name it. You can do it.

Heron city is such a little funny spot out in the suburbs of Stockholm. Immediately on the drive up…read moreyou see this super 1980's space age looking sign welcoming you in. It feels like your driving up to a mall in the movie Waynes World or Weird Science. In the US, most large shopping malls are either closed or on the decline. Americans have been gravitating towards more time efficient methods of shopping for the past 10-20 years and malls are now considered time consuming with their large parking lots and extensive landscape of stores to navigate. However, Sweden is a much slower paced culture that likes to enjoy a more leisurely quality of life. That, and Sweden's love of American consumer culture is why I think that larger and larger malls have been popping up everywhere around Stockholm the past few years. Heron City actually has been around much longer than a lot of the others and is a bit smaller, but if your from the US will feel a little like stepping back in time. They have a food court, a water fountain, a restaurant called "Amazone" that mimics "The Rain Forest Cafe," a play place for children, a movie theater and a few large and small stores. The only thing It's missing is a large midwestern clothing store like a Macy's or a Dillard's! HA! Usually, we come here for the movies, bowling, arcade games and dinner (in either Pizza Hut, O'leary's, or the food court). Somehow, we usually end up going in Mio or Media Markt when there's time to kill before a film and I end up purchasing something (movie days can get get a little expensive when i'm waiting surrounded by home decor, electronics and sportswear) $$$$!!!! =) =) =) TIP: This is a great place to bring your kids. They have these funny large (fake) animals that kids can "ride" and that large play place upstairs that I mentioned. The arcade inside of O'leary's and the movie theater are also pretty kid friendly. TIP: There's a funny little booth where you can buy a cup of prepared fresh (not popped) corn. Yes, I said CORN! haha.

Hot tune melt and fish tacos were amazing. Service was fast and the esthetic was great. All around…read moregreat place to grab lunch or dinner

The Fishery is about 100 feet up the block from the Gallerian mall and Hobo Hotel. The food was…read moreexcellent, pretty much at gourmet level but cost is very reasonable. There is a very nice ambiance. Long tables with stools. I had the fish soup and the cream sauce was very light and nicely prepared. Also had the pear cider which was excellent (pear is very popular in Sweden). I highly recommend for a quality meal at a reasonable price.

I like this mall. It's easy to get here with a car and they have a lot of different stores so you…read morecan get everything in one place and even sit down in the food court and eat if you so wish.

We came here on a cold and rainy night and felt like Pelikan was the warm hug we needed…read more The meatballs and cocktails really hit the spot. I distinctly remember I enjoyed the assortment of herring. As an American, we don't get much selection of herring so when in Sweden...you gotta try as much herring as possible. The way they pair it with herbs and sauces is *chefs kiss* Absolutely delightful.

The bread Basket was…read moreHard On the end pieces obviously prepared ahead but the meal was amazing. The staff is kind and educat d in possible suggestions from the menu. .

Charming decor, healthy choices, and family friendly. Fresh food and coffee for eating there &…read moretake away. They also have a few more rare items for purchase. If you are in Sweden and missing a good iced tea, this is your spot! Good service.

FineFood Kärlek&Mat is a café/restaurant in Hammarby Sjöstad by Luma station…read more One of my favorite places! Charming, family friendly and lots of healthy, and unhealthy, choices. The food menu is small, but it is still hard to pick a choice since everything sounds delicious. They also have sandwiches, smoothies, juices and other "smaller" items along with cookies, brownies .. well, you name it. The first time I was here I ordered the Caesar Salad to go, it was amazing! Well worth the price. The second time we ordered a Levain sandwich with pulled pork and avocado and ate in the restaurant. So good! Like I said, it's family friendly so there were a lot of kids there, so if you're looking for a quiet place to enjoy your dinner, you might want to look elsewhere. I don't mind it at all though. They also have special items for sale, such as Snapples drinks, chocolate, pasta and other items from various places of the world. To our surprise they also have a liquor license that means they can sell beer and wine. They don't have just any kind of beer, they import Kona Longboard, Kona Big-Wave and Kona Fire Rock, beer from Hawaii. My favorites! This is the only place we have found in Stockholm that sells Hawaiian beer. This, along with the amazing food and atmosphere, is definitely a reason to go back - again and again.