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

Shukran Laziza. We arrived in Malmo on a Sunday afternoon. After checking into our hotel we…read morerealized we were quite hungry, but unfortunately a lot of food establishments we looked up were showing up closed until we saw Laziza was near our hotel and showing up as open. I personally am not a fan of buffets but my husband is Lebanese-Armenian & doesn't mind buffets & always wants Lebanese food when it's an option. I was a little apprehensive when we walked in because the hostess & waitresses were Swedish, but then I heard Arabic music & noticed the staff coming in/out of the kitchen to stock the food was speaking Arabic so I knew the food would be ok. My favorite items were the wrapped grape leaves & mini desserts. My grandmother & aunts used to make a lot of the same desserts so the flavors were very nostalgic & comforting. I can also appreciate how they had managed to make tiny delicate bite sized portions of each. I was impressed by that because these desserts are so intricate & difficult to make so making them into tinier pieces can't be easy. We had a lovely meal at Laziza and enjoyed our visit.

I often dine at Laziza Baltzarsgatan and Dockan because they have great food. Today (20th May 2022)…read moreat Dockan, I brought 2 guests with me from abroad and we came in at 11:08 Table 25. One of the guests was finishing food at 12:10 when we were approached by the waitress telling that the restaurant has 1 hr dine-in policy. Then the same waitress came back after 2 minutes telling me that "I have guests waiting outside." I was never aware of this policy and if this is a new one, no one told us at the cashier (By the way, the lady at the cashier was more accommodating). I was embarrassed that we were the only table and customers treated that way. This is frustrating that the waitress at Dockan branch was mainly targetting us and I was embarassed by this attitude with other customers looking at us. Also, we found that seats outside were available. I hope that the restaurant can look into this and train the staff to communicate properly with guests. Your food is no doubt highly recommended and other staff were warm and polite. However, this waitress telling us customers (who were obviously chewing last spoonful of food and the other having coffee) to leave the place twice in a span of 2 minutes was very rude. We left the place around 12:15.

Kate is amazing! The beer tastes so good here!…read more I ran into this place and I'm glad I stopped by. Everyone was friendly and welcoming! The service was epic! We had a seltzer and a Pilsner and they were smooth and fresh. The vibe in here was cozy. It was a rainy day but the music and ambiance hit the spot. What a treasure! I'll definitely be back here!

Beer is expected in Sweden, there is no way around it, but at least, this place have the best beer…read more Over 40 beer on tap, pretty decent food and not too crowded

We've been to so many BrewDog locations and this one was also a hit…read more Spacious, clean and welcoming is the best way I could describe this location! This location has beer both BrewDog and visitors alike, wine and food! They accept credit card and speak English. They also have gender neutral bathrooms. If you want a cheeky pint stop by!

gillat denna, men senaste inköp april 2025 smakade riktigt dåligt. Sur smak. Feån att ha gillat så…read moreköper jag denna inte igen

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!

From the owner: Puben har legat här sedan 70- talet men bytte namn till Family Pub på 2000- talet. Puben har en rik…read morehistoria och började ursprungligen som en öl-stuga. Här på Family Pub kombinerar vi god mat med gott sällskap & dryck. Vi försöker ständigt göra allt för att du ska få en bra vistelse. Vi kommer snart att börja med ett musik-quiz där du kan utmana dina vänner! Det går även att abonnera puben och då står vi helt till Ert förfogande.

The local Kirseberg residents might call this place "mysigt" - the equivalent of "hyggeligt" in…read moreDanish or cozy in English. It's probably the only "bodega" in the vicinity of this cherry hill, but I must admit it was pretty good. The reason I was here was the Wednesday quiz. Some quiz enthusiasts dragged me here to join the weekly quiz at 7pm. Unlike posh pubs in Copenhagen, you are not required to pay to join (I know you have to pay 50kr in Taphouse). You will get a sheet of answer with some blank rows and some picture clue and the quiz master will drop by at your table to tell you the questions. The questions were surprisingly various, from chemistry to a Swedish pop singer to a Canadian board game that ended up super famous around the world. Det var trevligt, to put it in Swedish. In the end we came third place, oh well. There's always the next time, although I won't probably be there to join it again. Apart from the quiz, this place looks like a cross breed between ordinary bodega and hip bar. You would find "the usual" on tap - Tuborg Guld and the likes, but they have also some (Swedish?) bottled beer, not terribly fancy ones like that Åens Øl has in their list or Mikkeller bottle shop, but they provide you alternatives if you don't want to touch the good old Tuborg. They serve cocktails as well and although I didn't try, they had pretty much the standard cocktails on the menu, including Dark & Stormy - maybe I should try that one next time instead of make do with St. Peter's cream stout, maybe I will win the quiz that way - who knows? ...and of course this being Sweden, an establishment serving alcohol must also serves food and they have the usual snack (nachos etc) to pub menu like hamburger and fries and of course some vegetarian dishes. All in all, it's a pretty ok place to hang out and the crowd is ranging from the elderly to the hipsters around.

I love this restaurant. The food and the service was impeccable. It is off the touristy area in…read moreMalmo. We were lucky we stayed in an Airbnb apt that was located slightly off the beaten path so we could explore other parts of the city. They stop serving food late around 10pm so that was a plus. When I walked in, I didn't know what type of food they would be serving because they do not have menu in English, but the servers assured us that they will translate every page and everything to our comfort. And they did! We ordered a few good local beers, had a great shrimp stew dish. The sauce was so good, kind of lemony and tomato-ish...yum I had to lick the bowl. My main entree fish dish was also perfectly seasoned and tasted so fresh. It was overall a very pleasant experience dining at this place. We did not feel out of place at all. Can't wait to come back in the future!

I love everything about this spot. The food is always perfectly cooked (I have eaten there over a…read moredozen times) and I absolutely love the servers, Hannah (my favorite person in Sweden), Isabella, (wonderful and smart) and Leo, sweet. Kind and attentive. Their wine selection is very good. It could use a special or two on occasion, the menu doesn't seem to change but that's a small thing. They're great and highly tec

Visited on a Friday night with a 7:00 reservation (recommended). Most of the tables were full…read more Expectations were high as a friend recommended Carnivore. We started with an Eriksberg and the salad bar. Salad is included with the entree. A good variety of items from greens to cheese (Feta, Mozzarella), seasoned mushrooms, corn & peppers. A great way to start the meal. The garlic bread was excellent! For main, I ordered the No Bone T-Bone. A Filet/Tenderloin and Sirloin cut grilled separately. I asked for medium rare. The Tenderloin was amazing! On the other hand, the Sirloin was ok & came out closer to medium. Would order just the Tenderloin in the future. The Carnivore Classic (Burger) was also ordered and it was very good. The fries come with the entrees and we ordered the potatisgratang as an extra and the creamy potatoes were very good and definitely worth the 20 KR. Also got the Pepper (good) & Bearnaise (better) side sauces. They also have chicken and Salmon entrees but the feeling is that it is all about the steaks here. Service was ok and could have been more attentive. Overall, a solid choice for steak.

The best Falafels in Malmö -- even Nina Persson of the Cardigans says so. But for the longest time…read moreI always got the kebab at Falafel No. 1. My first kebab experience was in Lund - served more like a cone, it had kebab meat, onion, tomato, salad and blended sauce (spicy and garlic). So when I tasted a crazy little pickle in that first bite of my kebab from Falafel No. 1, I didn't know what to think. Was this a single rogue pickle that found its way into my kebab rulle? Or were there...MORE? Oh, little pickle.... How I doubted you in that first bite. A little Tiffany Food-Quirk background.... I love pickles. However, whenever I find them on sandwiches, burgers, and pretty much everything that can contain a pickle, I usually pick them out and eat them. Separately. It's just what I do. Except at Falafel No. 1. These pickles just... work. Together. Lately, I've been ordering the the falafel and tabouli roll. The tabouli is really good and fresh, with just the right amount of lemon and mint. The falafels are always hot and crispy on the outside, never soggy. If you order falafels separately, they're 2kr a piece and you often get a few bonus. The gentlemen behind the counter making your food are always willing to accommodate "no's" and "extra's". And if you're lucky, you'll get to hear them sing along to the music. I lived across the street from Falafel No. 1 for 2 years. The food is fantastic, inexpensive, and always served with a smile. While this is fast food, and it probably meant my husband and I were working late and neither one of us had the time to cook or do dishes... I was proud to have this be my neighborhood falafel shop.

The orient house falafel No 1 is this year (2014) winner of the "Guldbollen" (the golden ball). And…read moreI must admit the orient house's fried vegetarian golden balls are truly delish and worthy of being the winner of best falafel award in Malmö which makes them most likely the best in the entire Sweden. I base this claim on the fact that falafel culture is pretty much a Malmö phenomenon with roots going back to the 80's. As street food, these golden made out of greens balls/buns are my favorite late night/early morning on a bender nib to devour. I also believe, and yes I know what placebo is, that falafel is a great prevention or treatment vs hangovers. The ones made at the Orient house do wonders let me assure you and this must also be because of some of the best creamy garlic sauce and humus I ever tasted that follow these golden buns. I especially love the fact that the rolls are pressed and grilled on a Panini grill giving it all also another texture and feeling. Pricewise no one can complain about the plates or rolls these guys serve, they do not hold back. Another plus in my book is the freshness of the veggies and herbs served and this is where many other places need to work hard on. They offer tons of variation to suit as many taste buds as possible but to me the classic falafel roll or falafel plate with chips is the best way to go. The only con as far as I am concerned is the décor. The place could benefit from a refurbishment as well as some more lights as it is a little too dark and gloomy. P.S they do serve other stuff, meaty stuff, but this review is only for the falafel which is my fav late night nib especially on the bend and because of the latest kebab meat scandals.