This little place is AMAZING!! The food is fantastic and the…read moreowner is even better. What a genuinely nice man! Get him to talk about 80's rick music in California You MUST also have a homemade limeade and finish it off with vanilla cookies. This place and that guy are THE BEST IN ALL OF STOCKHOLM!!!

This is a sweet little hole in the wall place with great food and kind service. I was looking to…read moretry authentic Swedish food while also supporting a small local place while on vacation and this place hit the mark!

To give this little restaurant only a five is an insult... easily a 6 or 7 out of 5. One of the…read morebest meals I've ever had. It's a tasting menu and the menu reads thusly: 1. belly of pig, tar, cumin, horseradish - It was a lettuce wrap with pork belly---- fabulous! Crisp tasty morsels of pork belly in a heavenly sauce on a lettuce leaf. 2. Green tomatoes, scallops, celeriac, smoke - Wow! A translucent large Scallop in a mild flavorful sauce. 3.nasturtium, raw beef, smoked mackerel , charred onion - yum, tasty marinated thin strips of beef. 4.roasted point cabbage, cod, almond, spruce shoots, chanterelles - the weakest of the fine entries.... still... very good. then the desserts 5. la age, lemon, rhubarb, friend milk ---- fried milk? I'm now a fan. 6. raspberry, yoghurt, sea salt, olive oil - olive oil in the dessert works..who would have known? Great service, friendly, informative and knowledgeable about the wine choices. What a great evening!

Food in Scandinavia is ridiculously expensive! You will often find meatballs with mashed potatoes…read morein heavy tourist traffic areas for the equivalent of $25 per plate. Less travelled areas will still see pretty similar prices. That's why I love this particular restaurant. For around $70 per person you will experience an amazing 7 course tasting menu with excellent food and beautifully plated, easily worthy of a Michelin star. The depth of flavor and texture in every dish had everyone in our group more than satisfied. I thoroughly enjoyed the scallop, chicken liver, and cod dishes most. Service was excellent. The only knock would be the length of time we spent here. It was about a 3.5 hour experience, which is a little bit too long. However, without reservation, this was the best fine-dining meal I've had so far this year.

Attempted to eat here because the reviews were good and is was nearby…read more Walked in and stood there waiting to be greeted. I asked if it was fine to sit wherever as there were many empty tables. Gentlemen said he would check to see if they had any available tables...to which they clearly did. It's either a great place that needs reservations or one that doesn't take kindly to foreigners ‍ ‍ Not sure which because we walked out.

Coco & Carmen is a hidden gem. It has a simple but delicious menu. Ingredients are very fresh…read more The service is superb. If you want a treat ask for their cake. Any flavour is just heavenly. One catch, you need to preorder the cake by five days or so. Passion fruit is my favorite. Definitely returning here.

Healthy food they have. I had a chicken bowl with bulgur and vitacheese. Pick any toppings that you…read morelike. During the summer, you might want to sit outside and enjoy the view towards Vasagatan. Price is reasonable for Stockholm's standard.

Amazing service and hospitality, and even better Eritrean food and a great value overall! Quaint…read morelocation away from the busy streets.

Great little spot inside of the Ostermalms food hall. Sit outside and people watch. Order the…read moreSwedish meatballs. Service is great. Restaurant is clean and food is amazing.

Within the Ostermalm food hall, there are numerous excellent food choices. In the interest of time…read moreprior to taking an Uber to the airport, we elected a ready to go toast at Tysta Mari: visually appealing with fresh shrimp and salmon on a dark bread and a delicious potato salad. Light, fresh, and just exactly what was needed.

Café Blom is one of my favorite casual places to eat in Stockholm. If it weren't located in the…read moresomewhat laborious to reach island of Skeppsholmen (in the Swedish Center for Architecture and Design, also adjoined to the Moderna Museet), I would've eaten here every day of my trip. They offer superior quality hot and pre-made dishes at decent prices, ordered counter style. Their soup of the day during my visit was tomato, served with a generous dollop of tangy yogurt and basil oil. You could tell that this stuff was made fresh, not poured from a can. They have a generous free bread basket that you can help yourself to, providing delicious, hearty, chewy bread to dunk in your soup, or dip in a little dish of olive oil (also gratis). They offer a tempting array of baked goods, but they also sell delicious Danish chocolate bars from Simply Chocolate at the register (I am partial to the "Grainy Sue", which is basically a granola bar covered in chocolate). Seating is plentiful, as they have several rooms set up with tables in different configurations, including an outdoor patio. This is a very kid-friendly environment, and there were lots of strollers lined up at midday. They also offer free Wifi if you're needing to get some internet time in.

Café Blom is a cute little cafe that's part of the Museum for Architecture and Design, but as…read morethat's in the same building as Moderna Museet it's also very easy to go there from that museum. And: it's way better than the (quite uncosy, if you ask me) cafe that Moderna Museet has itself. They seem to serve amazing coffees and have fancy juices and lemonades, but as we really just needed a quick bite, we went for water (that you can just take for free). There were many good looking salads and sandwiches to choose from, but as I'm not always spending my weekends in Stockholm (or Sweden in general), I obviously had to go for some sort of bulle. Cinnamon, cardamom - they had it all, and they looked awesome. But they also had saffransbullar, which is something I hadn't tasted before, so we obviously (both) went for that one. It was very sweet, but extremely good and filling, too. Just because of the distance from the rest of the city, I wouldn't just walk to Skeppsholmen just to go to Café Blom, but if I'll ever visit one of the museums again, I'd definitely go here. It's cosy, not too pricy and did I already say how delicious their food is? Well. Yep.

We visited Cafe Pascal for a light Sunday brunch. The egg salad and prosciutto croissant was very…read moregood. The pain au chocolat was also excellent: crisp layers with just the right amount of dark chocolate. Coffee was smooth and rich, and refills on brewed coffee are free. The café has a relaxed vibe, and even though it was busy, the service was quick and friendly. Prices are a bit high, but worth it for the quality. Recommend if you're looking for a great coffee and pastry spot, convenient to city center. Outdoor seating if you're lucky enough to land a spot. If not, there's a nice park across the way, if you order take away.

Very good coffee and tasty sandwiches made this late afternoon 'lunch a perfect respite from a very…read morerainy day. Although the passageway where the interior seating is situated seemed awkward it actually worked out well. Service, despite a crowd, was fairly quick, I would rate the coffee an A or 9/10 on the scale of strength, low acidity/smoothness. It is espresso based and made to exact order. There are serval options for milk (whole, oat, 1/2 and 1/2, etc). The major complaint would be that there is no easy place to throw away your rubbish, nor is there a place that is clearly evident to bust your dishes, which is much needed given that this is a super busy place.. The staff is too busy to bus tables regularly, which backs up the availability of seating . This is the major reason for a one star deduction.. TIP: You can buy beans or ground coffee for home brewing.