Restaurants cuisine d'Europe Sweden

It is in Årsta, about twenty minutes by transport from Södermalmn that nestles Två Små Svin, an atypical restaurant with Danish and Czech influences, specialized in smørrebrød, beer and brandy. The smørrebrød is a typical Danish dish which consists of a slice of buttered rye bread on which one comes to arrange various foods. The place is only frequented by locals. One of our small hidden addresses, far from the restaurants of the city center.

Dutch street food with an original concept: fries and more fries! Dare to enter this temple of the potato, where everything is homemade and prepared before your very eyes. The side dishes are highly original, blending flavors from different parts of the world. Great care is also taken with presentation - you'll want to try everything! It's the ideal place to eat well and spend a good evening: the atmosphere is convivial and there's a wide choice of cocktails on the menu that go perfectly with the dishes served.

This restaurant is a must for lovers of fine cuisine. On the menu, Swedish cuisine with flavors from elsewhere. In every dish, a perfect balance of flavors that will pleasantly surprise your taste buds. What's more, prices remain reasonable, especially for the lunchtime menu, which remains a good alternative. A must-stop for a memorable culinary experience during your stay! Don't forget to make a reservation, as the modestly sized restaurant fills up very quickly.

Welcome to this relaxed, musically atmospheric place, as hipster as the Södermalm district. The dishes here are a real invitation to discovery, with perfectly crafted culinary creations. Let them help you choose your dishes. Bear in mind that portions are small, so it's a good idea to order several plates to share. The special touch? They make their own gin! All the more reason to discover this unique place.

This little restaurant may not look like much from the outside... but it's not! On the premises, you'll discover quality, typically Swedish cuisine, where you can appreciate the full range of Scandinavian gastronomy. In fact, you'll have to wait to get in, as reservations are not possible, and this restaurant is a victim of its own success! The dishes are hearty and all homemade: for starters, herring or reindeer; for main courses, their salmon, which is a little marvel, and much more! We can't tell you any more...

This restaurant, housed in a gaudy orange building, is steeped in history and was once part of the ^18th-century Oxenstierna farm. With its magnificent, peaceful setting, it's a little gem hidden away in the Östermalm district. The dishes are organically grown, locally sourced and seasonal. Each ingredient receives special attention, but Swedish cuisine remains the common thread running through every dish. In summer, you can relax on the terrace, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.

In the heart of Gamla Stan, come and enjoy an authentic, typically Swedish culinary experience. As the name suggests, the à la carte menu features traditional dishes such as gravlax or traditional meatballs, all prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients. The saffron crème brûlée is original to say the least, but excellent! Enjoy the warm ambience and soothing, uncluttered decor, all under subdued lighting; perfect for relaxing after a busy day of sightseeing!

Housed in the former Maison de la Marine, a ^17th-century property, this restaurant offers a single course for lunch or a full menu, notably created by Christiant Siberg, three-time finalist in the "Chef of the Year" program. The ingredients are delicately cooked, with powerful flavors on the palate... Go there at lunchtime, when the value for money is unbeatable! What's more, the staff are extremely friendly, so don't hesitate to ask for their advice when you visit - they'll be delighted to help!

This Michelin-starred restaurant offers Nordic cuisine inspired by the flavors of the world. To enter is to indulge in gustatory pleasure. As well as being elegantly decorated, the cuisine is incredible and could well become one of your best culinary experiences. Let yourself be guided by the chef's selection, which changes weekly. If you're a wine lover, you've come to the right place. A sommelier will be able to advise you perfectly to find the perfect match for your dishes.

This small, cosy pub-style restaurant offers a simple, effective menu at reasonable prices. The dishes, prepared by two award-winning chefs, are tasty, refined and beautifully presented. Don't forget to save room for their confusing and creative desserts. A word of advice: remember to make a reservation if you want the chance to sample their daring cuisine! Getting a table can be tricky, and with good reason: this restaurant's reputation is well established!

This restaurant, literally, the "cellar of the city hall", attracts us especially for its prestigious atmosphere and its luxurious airs. It offers a grandiose decor, between Italian baroque and national romanticism. Beautiful silverware, chandeliers, impeccable service... For those who want to splurge, there is the Nobel menu, a replica of the formula served on the day of the famous prize... For something less pretentious, you can simply try the lunch formula, which is much less expensive and of very good quality.

A cosy little café serving vegetarian specialities. The café offers a wide range of small dishes and all kinds of pastries that customers can choose from according to their desires. The wrap sandwiches are particularly good! The decor of the café is simple but pleasant and almost gives the impression of being at home. In the summer you can also enjoy the beautiful terrace to relax in the sun. If you are travelling with your family, the children will be happy to find the small playground at their disposal.

In a grandmother's living room atmosphere, you can warm up with a fika or a small dish. During the nice days, you can enjoy the picnic tables in the surroundings. Indeed, the café-restaurant is part of a complex of red houses where there is action. Hiking trails, artisan workshops (jewelry), a small open-air theater, concerts and... blueberry harvest! The garden of Sundsby säteri, that is its name, is quite charming and exotic.

This small café-restaurant is one of the most popular in the old town, frequented in part by the gay community. It mixes students, tourists and lovers of good hot chocolate, muffins and crispy sandwiches. Chokladkoppen is pleasant in all seasons: in winter it is noisy and warm inside and in summer the terrace is beautifully situated on the most beautiful square in Gamla Stan. Simple dishes such as spinach pies, vegetarian lasagne or chicken curry are also served here.

Assortments of small Swedish-style dishes, to be enjoyed on pretty wooden tables under vintage light bulbs. Two choices per person make for a complete meal. For a picnic or a small evening meal to take away, the pasta salads and sandwiches will make people happy with their succulent and quality products (especially since it doesn't cost more than the local junk food truck). At lunchtime, the restaurant also offers daily specials, always with a fish, meat and vegetarian option.

In a little house that looks like it's straight out of a Swedish cartoon, you'll find this adorable little café. Both a restaurant and a tea room, pleasantly shaded and with a nice terrace, it is the ideal place to savour the passing of time with a salad. We also appreciate their gourmet pastries and culinary creations, both simple and tasty. After having eaten, do not hesitate to visit the small bookshop which is in the same street and which is very sympathetic, you will perhaps find something there!

Familjen is a friendly restaurant with a large, modern, design room. The terrace, which overlooks a small, quiet street, is particularly pleasant in fine weather. Decorated with care and in warm tones, this trendy place wants to make customers feel "part of the family". The cuisine is typical of Western Sweden with a real contemporary touch. In direct contact with producers, the restaurant favors short circuits, and the menu is designed according to locally available products.

The house facing the lane, which is now Tant Bruns Kaffestuga, is the oldest in the whole of Sigtuna, and perhaps one of the oldest in Sweden! A local private individual, Baron Gustav von Paykull, bought the property in the 1960s to restore it and helped with the work himself. He claims that the café dates back to the late 17th century. This well known establishment for summer visitors offers teas, coffees and pastries in an atypical building. The terrace is very nice, nestled in the shade of the trees.

An original restaurant about 20 kilometres south of Luleå, located in a completely refurbished farmhouse dating from the late 18th century. The place is dedicated to the Swedish musician Ralph Lundstengården. At the sound of his music you can enjoy local specialities or simply sip a coffee. Everything is home-cooked and the choice is really difficult! There is a small craft shop in the house next door open at the same time. This is an opportunity to discover the Swedish architecture, style and way of life.

In this late ^19th century villa is this chic and refined restaurant, where Swedish culinary craftsmanship is served in beautiful surroundings. It's not cheap, but it's worth it. You'll find rib steak, cod, herring, and breathtaking desserts. The presentation is impeccable and the atmosphere is folkloric. If you are there around the Christmas vacations, this restaurant offers a Christmas menu from November onwards which is delicious, and Christmas is no joke for the Swedes...

Lilla Cafét is a small and quiet café where you can find sandwiches, salads, potato dishes and many pastries and drinks. All this with honest prices. A terrace is at the entrance of the cafe, perfect for a fika with friends in the sun. Located in the center of the city on a lively shopping street, this cafe can satisfy everyone's sweet tooth. They are very proud of their coffees, and several travelers have indeed validated the quality of their drinks.

A rather popular pub, vast and organized in half-levels. One orders at the counter, even for the dishes. Nothing very original: hamburgers and meat and fish dishes. A rather large choice of beers, including some Belgian bottles, and of course whisky. Note the boar and doe heads on the walls, as well as a stuffed falcon. Very lively on weekends in the middle of the evening. But for good food, it is better to opt for the Angelini, which belongs to the same owner and which serves a much more refined "American-Italian" cuisine.

This café located at the top of Avenyn was, in the 1940s, the stronghold of students and penniless actors. It has since become a tea room that is always crowded. If you can find a place, you can eat delicious sandwiches and drink tea from huge cups. One of the walls of the small room is entirely occupied by a fresco of an old couple walking in the shady alleys of Lorensbergspark. One comes here for the atmosphere and to observe the life of the young locals who meet there to pass the time.

Matbaren, a 1-star Michelin restaurant, is located within the Grand Hotel in Stockholm. Matbaren is a modern, refined bistro with a contemporary approach to gastronomy. Using the best of fresh, seasonal produce, the culinary journey breaks away from the traditional concept of ordering in a restaurant. Mathias Dahlgren is the only Swedish chef to have won the prestigious Bocuse d'Or! Reservations recommended.

In a beautiful property overlooking Djugårdslätten, this large restaurant has a very large dining room, in baroque style, which seems like a setting from the Swedish past. The garden, where the statue of the artist Carl Bellman playing the mandolin is planted, allows you to relax in the deckchairs and digest in the shade. The terrace, in summer, offers a beautiful view and a quiet refuge after the noisy visits to Skansen or Gröna Lund. Fair prices for an environment of this quality, it is thus a good address to restore itself between two museums.

Ofvandahl, a Swedish poet of the 19th century, definitely missed his vocation! His contemporaries always considered him a very bad poet, and curiously his house has become a very popular café-tea house, where people queue up to taste delicious cakes. As a small plaque at the entrance says, generations of students have passed through here. Also classic dishes (lasagne, sandwiches and salads) for a reasonable price. Come and have a nice meal in the house of this cursed poet!

This restaurant belongs to the Ice Hotel. Located in a former school, in a restored wooden building dating from 1768, the establishment does not lack charm. Its setting, on the banks of the river Torne, in the middle of old traditional houses, as well as its rather traditional menu, make it a choice stop in Jukkasjärvi. The food here is just as good as in the restaurant in front of the hotel, but in a completely different setting. In summer and winter, the place invites you to relax and contemplate. Remember to book well in advance.

This restaurant has an unusual history... the members of ABBA dined here, as did Princess Victoria, who held her hen party here! What more could you ask for? The dishes served are authentic, based on Swedish cuisine, or traditional such as schnitzels, always without pretension. If you come on a Tuesday, you'll have the chance to take part in the musical quiz night: the perfect opportunity to sing along to one of the band's songs! We appreciate the attentive service.

This family-run restaurant is much more than just a place to enjoy traditional Swedish dishes: it's a real experience. As soon as you walk through the doors, the warm welcome and atmosphere instantly immerse you in a friendly, soothing ambience. The decor reflects the soul of the place: a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. On the menu, Swedish cuisine revisited with a touch of originality. A real treat for the taste buds! The service is impeccable and the staff warm and friendly.

This restaurant offers a variety of simple, authentic Swedish dishes, prepared with quality ingredients, all with respect for nature and a desire to limit their carbon footprint on the planet. Almost all products are organically or locally grown, and always in season. What's more, the restaurant's design has also been conceived with sustainability in mind. To round off your evening in style, head to the bar for a glass of fine wine.

If you're looking for authentic Swedish cuisine right in the heart of Gamla Stan, look no further - you've come to the right place! The restaurant is housed in a beautiful ^18th-century building, and the lamps are even original. Very good value for money for the area, especially if you opt for a lunch break where you can enjoy a cold buffet, cranberry juice and unlimited coffee in addition to your main course. A great way to treat yourself without breaking the bank, and one of the places you won't want to miss!

This upscale restaurant, located in the Grand Hôtel, is notably famous for having welcomed celebrities such as Grace Kelly and Greta Garbo. Why go here? To enjoy the breathtaking view of the waterfront and the Royal Palace. What's more, a typically Swedish buffet (smörgåsbord) offers an assortment of herring, gravlax and meatballs. However, check the website to make sure this buffet is served, to avoid any disappointment! Please note that the dress code is rather smart: shorts are not allowed after 6 p.m.!

Don't be fooled by the pub's somewhat austere façade, as the atmosphere is very welcoming! It's on the Luntmakargatan street where beer used to be brewed. The brick walls, rustic furniture and subdued lighting add to the authenticity of the place. You'll discover a wide selection of local craft beers, accompanied by modern British cuisine with a touch of Swedish influence. Whether you're a fan of light lagers or robust browns, The Old Brewer offers a varied selection to delight your taste buds.

In this house dating back to 1630, you can enjoy Danish smørrebrød with a Swedish twist in a cosy environment. A wide selection of Danish beers is also available, as well as schnapps. The unpretentious cuisine enables them to offer their sandwiches at very affordable prices, but they're still delicious! In fact, the choice is very difficult! The place is ideal for a quick lunch break in a light, friendly atmosphere. What's more, the pleasant terrace offers a lovely view of the sea.

It is the ideal place to have brunch or lunch in the neighborhood. You will find a large choice of salads, sandwiches, soups and other delicacies, all vegetarian and changing with the seasons. The atmosphere is very nice and music lovers will be happy since this café is located in the heart of the music house, which means that very often concerts take place. With a bit of luck, you will be able to enjoy yourself while listening to local or national artists playing just for you! What more could you ask for?

One foot on the Swedish west coast, the other in Japan. This is the concept that chef Sofia B Olsson has developed for this restaurant. A double journey for the customer who, when pushing the door, will discover a place of rare elegance, design and timelessness, which marvelously combines the minimalist grace of the two countries. The same goes for the dishes, which sublimate raw materials of incomparable freshness with a predilection for seafood and vegetables. Vrå offers a sophisticated fusion cuisine with a true ecological approach.

What can we say about one of the city's hottest spots? Nestled on the ^13th and top floor, this restaurant offers a magnificent 360° view of the city. Inside, the décor is contemporary and the atmosphere lively. As for the menu, it brilliantly reinvents the great Swedish classics, with a modern twist while preserving harmonious flavors. Don't miss their terrace, the Söder bar, where you can sip delicious cocktails while enjoying breathtaking views. An unforgettable experience.

A restaurant very appreciated by Stockholmers because it offers dishes mixing Swedish and French cuisine, at reasonable prices and in a really nice setting. The lamps falling from the ceiling look like big pollen balls. The decoration has the merit of not being flashy, with in the plates creations as varied as the Swedish escalope, the fish gratin, the Swedish meatballs or a steak tartare. Eggplant also has a bar-bistro where it is possible to eat, not to be missed!

The à la carte menu offers no-frills cuisine: some Swedish dishes, but also other options to satisfy your every whim. This is a very good address, whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner. You'll find the charm of classic Swedish decor: wood for a warm atmosphere, subdued lighting and candles on the tables... A friendly atmosphere, worthy of a neighborhood pub. You can also sit out on the comfortable terrace overlooking a quiet street, ideal for recharging your batteries!

At Eld, food and drink are of the highest quality, with an emphasis on Nordic cuisine and local, organic ingredients. Enjoy dishes worthy of a Viking feast, such as meatballs with mashed potatoes and cranberry jam. Weather permitting, enjoy a glass of mead on the outdoor terrace. Enjoy a magnificent view of Stockholm's marina. It's also the ideal place to take a fika break between two museum visits.