Restaurants in Stockholm
Your guide to the city’s thriving restaurant scene
The latest about restaurants in Stockholm
Vanadis Sushi – enjoy Vasastan’s best Japanese food
At Vanadis Sushi in Vasastan, you can enjoy Japanese finger food with topping and decorations, ambiance, saké, and much more in a cozy and relaxed environment.
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Rökeriet Fjäderholmarna – enjoy smoked seafood and sea views in the archipelago
Rökeriet Fjäderholmarna is a restaurant located on Stockholm’s nearest archipelago island Fjärderholmarna. The restaurant specializes in seafood and smoking.
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Burgerian Falafel & Grill – homemade, fresh falafel in the middle of Södermalm
Burgerian Falafel & Grill in Södermalm offers tourists and Stockholmers fresh homemade falafel and personal service. All food is made from scratch, and the menu consists of various falafel rolls and grilled food.
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An Nam – homemade authentic Vietnamese food in Stockholm
An Nam is the historical name for Vietnam, but also the name of the new kid on Stockholm’s restaurant scene. Swing by Tegnergatan for authentic Vietnamese food and a relaxed atmosphere.
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Ardbeg Embassy – enjoy Stockholm’s best whiskey in the heart of Old Town
Ardbeg Embassy offers Stockholm’s best whiskey in authentic Scottish surroundings in Old Town where you can quench your thirst with a selection of 300 different whiskeys.
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Your guide to restaurants in Stockholm
Stockholm is one of the most cosmopolitan cities you’ll encounter – and here you’ll find everything from Thai to Hawaiian to Ethiopian and, of course, traditional Nordic fare, sometimes with an innovative twist. Chefs are more and more concerned with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, high-quality and like to play with their dishes.
But eating out in the city can be expensive – budget travelers should spring for lunch time, when most plates range around SEK 120, even served with free drinks and salad. A growing trend you might see are trendy, upper-class sushi joints or hip hamburger diners who do milkshakes. Whether you want to grab a kebab at midnight or sit down for a set menu of reindeer meatballs and lambfillet, Stockholm’s got you covered.
Vegan or carnivore, traditional or adventurous, big wallet or small – no matter your preferences Stockholm is sure to have something that suits your palette. Or kick back at a bakery and take part in the favorite Swedish past-time, fika, the Swedish art of afternoon coffee. Here at View Stockholm we suggest taking advantage of all that the thriving food and restaurant scene has to offer. And we’re happy to help you find it. Smaklig måltid!
