LE CHALET SUISSE
Delicious fondues, in a Swiss chalet with terrace to enjoy the whole city. ...Read more
ÄTA MANGER NORDIQUE
Read moreHead for the Far North, for Nordic gastronomy and, in this case, Stockholm. If you're not exploring Scandinavia, you'll get a taste of it through its gastronomy and the establishment's setting, reminiscent of Swedish bistros. You're sure to enjoy some excellent specialties. Äta means "to eat" in Swedish, and you'll love it! You'll discover what smørrebrød "buttered bread" is: slices of rye bread topped with herring. Connoisseurs will appreciate the many variations of salmon gravlax.
TOM CAFÉ
Read moreA unique view of the lake and the Alps from this restaurant-café, not to be missed. Your visit to the museum should end with a break on the top floor for lunch or a simple break. The large glass-walled dining room, decorated with a number of Olympic trophies, allows you to stay in the same Olympic atmosphere, with your eyes lost in the splendor of the panorama. The menu is unpretentious, offering fish (we're finally spared the perch fillets), burgers and salads. An unmissable break.