The traditional way to travel between Sweden and Denmark. How much fun can you really have on a…read morebridge?? Do like the locals and try a "Tura", the most classic of all pastimes in Helsingborg. Board the boat and have a nice meal in the restaurant. Try some of the great local "Aquavit", like the Danish "Aalborg", the Swedish "Skåne" or the Norwegian "Linie". Traditionally, you should sing a song with each one, the locals will be happy to help if you invite them over. There is no need to disembark when the ferry reaches it's destination. Just remain seated and travel as many times forth and back as you want. Just remember to get off in the right country. The longer you have been on board, the harder it gets. A "tura" is once forth and back i.e. 2 trips, a "dubbeltura" is twice forth and back i.e. 4 trips and a 'trippeltura" is three times forth and back. Calculate approximately one hour for each tura. Note that you only need a one way ticket for each time you board the ship, so you can go as many times forth and back as you want on one ticket. A popular continuation of the evening is to get off the boat in Denmark and continue to one of many very cozy pubs and restaurants in Helsingør.

Stedsans [clean simple local] is an academy for the good life. Here are no compromises between…read moregreat local food, sustainability and health because we know that what tastes the best is the best. That's why the best is what we put in our pots and pans and pour in our glasses. Every time. Because we know that we can enjoy ourselves to a better world. A healthy world with healthy, happy people living on it eating lots of meals full of pleasure and enjoyment.

Great chicken sandwich! Cappuccino and hot chocolate were tasty! I highly recommend this place…read morefor lunch after visiting Kronborg Castle (its literally on the outside grounds of the castle). Very reasonably priced and delicious + the chef was helpful with explaining the menu to all of us foreigners.

nice court yard + live music, nice place to chill while walking around kronborgread more

Magasin 36 is a smart and exciting re-purposed piece of industrial real estate in town that has…read morebecome quite popular with the locals. The building dates back to 1835 where it was used as a factory for salt-glazed utensils and also housed a few large kilns. Today, the property has been converted into a fabulous mixed use retail, restaurant, cafe, grocery store, museum, office and artist studio space with a focus on vintage and gastronomy. It's a breathtaking space and a lot of fun to visit. Magasin 36 is split over two levels and what looks like two buildings. There is a cafe on the ground floor that makes it well worth the trip. When you enter the building, walk five steps in and order some of their mouth watering baked goods. I highly recommend their cinnamon and cardamom buns - I went back both mornings of my weekend away in Sweden for a cinnamon bun and a tea. Behind the cafe the food situation gets even better. You find the stunning local-focused grocery store called Hoganas Saluhall with tons of organic produce, freshly baked artisan breads, local farm products from around Skåne (the south western region of Sweden), meats and other specialty food delicacies. We picked up a lemon sourdough bread and a few interesting flat breads to bring to the birthday party later that afternoon. A great outing in the area and I heard from my friend, the restaurant upstairs is equally enjoyable.

Food: Excellent buffé with daily main course. Venue: Located where the ovens for making pottery…read moreused to be. Very cool. (where it once used to be very hot :) )

This is our favorite restaurant in Kungsbacka by far. Seasonal menu, amazing Nordic beer and…read morecomfortable atmosphere. The house burger is delicious with its home made bun and flavorful beef. As an American I take my burger eating experience seriously, so when I say it's good, it's really good. I love trying the game items, so sometimes it's boar, sometimes it's elk, it's always good and different. Very Swedish and Nordic. I always ask for a recommendation of what beer to drink, since I am not familiar with Nordic beer, and the staff is very knowledgeable in their recommendations. In the summer time, sit outside by the river, for a relaxing atmosphere. I have ordered most items on the changing menu, and know that I won't be disappointed. The prices are reasonable, and I highly recommend this restaurant. UPDATE!! This restaurant, I believe has new owners and is now called Greven. The quality of food, service and even beer selection has seriously declined. I probably won't be back, for the simple fact that my last 2 visits were seriously lacking in both food quality as well as the lack of upkeep of the actual place. Seriously disappointing.

We lucked upon this delightful (and very reasonable) restaurant after finishing our visit at the…read moreKronborg Castle. Our steak was cooked perfectly (medium rare) and the salad and fries were delicious. And the desserts were so good!! The service was excellent as well. We live in San Francisco, so our restaurant bar is pretty high.

San Remo is a family restaurant located along the main street in Elsinore. They offer a wide…read morevariety of traditional danish dishes, all containing more or less meat, so don't go there if you're a vegetarian. Food is overall OK. If you're looking for a good deal choose from the daily specials offered on the menu boards outside.Their range of beer is pretty good with a mix of Danish and Belgian beer. They have highchairs for the children but there is no changing table in the restrooms. They offer free Wi-Fi. The hotspot ID and password can be found in the menu card.