Restaurants in Stockholm
Your guide to the city’s thriving restaurant scene
The latest about restaurants in Stockholm
II Molo – an Italian oasis in Stockholm’s vibrant mall Gallerian
In the heart of Stockholm, you’ll find II Molo, an oasis in the shopping district. Settle down in an Instagram friendly environment and enjoy crunchy pizzas, steak tartare, and burrata – The Italian Way.
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Lokal Izakaya – the Japanese dinner club in Kungsholmen
Lokal Izakaya is a restaurant and bar in Kungsholmen where Stockholm meets Tokyo. The menu has its roots in Sweden but is inspired by Asia, and the concept is primarily tasting menus that you share.
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East – where great food, music, art, and culture all come together
In the heart of Stockholm on Stureplan, you can find East, described in their own words as ‘The first and most famous modern Asian restaurant in Sweden.’ And it’s hard to argue with that.
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Prinsen – a true classic on Stockholm’s restaurant scene
Since 1897 the restaurant Prinsen has been located at the same address in central Stockholm. But Prinsen isn’t just history; it’s a restaurant that’s also very much alive in the present.
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Il Tempo – Italian restaurant a la New York right in the middle of Stockholm
At Il Tempo, located in Södermalm in Stockholm, classic dishes and wines inspired by the Italian cuisine in New York, have been served for over 20 years.
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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!
