The top food halls in Stockholm

If you’re looking for a food hall in Södermalm, you should head to the Ringen shopping center at Skanstull. There you’ll find Teatern, which has transformed the mall into a high-class dining experience where several of Stockholm’s most popular restaurants are represented. Every day, from morning to evening, ten well-known chefs and a pastry chef stand on Ringen’s food scene, ready to satisfy your taste buds. Quick, easy, and unpretentious.

How about Neapolitan pizza, Indian street food, falafel, Japanese noodles, rotisserie, or delicious seafood? These are just some of the culinary delights you can choose from at the restaurant paradise Teatern. You combine the food with something good to drink and then sit at the tables in the vibrant environment that offers around 250 seats. It can’t get any better when you’re hungry for a quick breakfast, lunch, or dinner in Södermalm. And if you’re in the mood for shopping after your meal, Ringen offers more than 60 stores and all services you might need.

Kungshallen is a restaurant hall dating back many years and was the first one of the food courts in Stockholm. The hall has a top location in the middle of Kungsgatan, and here you’ll find something delicious for all tastes. Perfect when you’re hungry in the middle of the city. Eat inside the hall, sit on the outdoor terrace, or take the food home with you – here, you have all the possibilities. The restaurant hall is open every day of the week from morning to late evening. In other words, you can both start the day with a good breakfast or drop by for a bite to eat after the movies, an evening activity, or a long day at work.

Kungshallen has ten restaurants that offer great food from all the world’s kitchens in pleasant environments. Scandinavian food at Pytterian, Mexican at Taco Bar, Asian crossover at Pong Asian, Greek dishes at Grekiska Kolgrillsbaren, and Latin American at Latino Cajun. And these are just a few examples. Does it make your mouth water? Just find your favorite place and enjoy an excellent taste experience.

If we’re talking about true classics on Stockholm’s food scene, few places can compete with Östermalms saluhall (also called Östermalmshallen or just Hallen). This historic marketplace, located in a magnificent brick cathedral in the heart of Östermalm, has been an oasis for connoisseurs and gastronomes – both Stockholmers and visiting tourists – since the end of the 19th century. After several years of renovation, the hall reopened in 2020, more magnificent than ever.

In addition to a plethora of food stalls where you can buy first-class food and delicacies, Östermalms saluhall has several great restaurants with everything from gourmet food to simple fast food. Always well made from excellent ingredients and super tasty. You’ll find, among other things, Swedish home cooking, Italian bistro, burgers, Lebanese food, fresh seafood, health plates, and Danish smørrebrød. In addition, the food market offers wine bars and cafes. Naturally, food lovers from all over Stockholm (as well as temporary visitors) are going to Östermalmstorg.

Another of the city’s classic food markets is Hötorgshallen dating from the 1880s. You’ll find it at the square Hötorget in the middle of central Stockholm. Here gourmands and food lovers with a taste for the good things in life can go on an exciting gastronomic journey. Fill your shopping cart with first-class foods and delicacies from around the world – meat, fish, seafood, charcuterie, vegetables, cheese, coffee, sweets, and much more.

Among Hötorgshallen’s 40 stores, there are several who also serve ready-made food that you can either eat on-site or take with you. Kebab, meze, North African, Vietnamese, fish, bibimbap, open ramen, Turkish burgers – yes, here’s simply everything you can think of. And a little bit more. You Round off the meal in the best way with a cup of coffee, tea, boba tea, pastries, or a big load of ice cream. And why not sit down with a glass of wine and soak up the crowded hall’s lovely atmosphere. If you want to order products from the hall’s stores, they have a collaboration with the AMOI service, which delivers to your door quickly and easily.

Westfield Mall of Scandinavia is Scandinavia’s largest mall, so of course, they can also present the largest food hall in Stockholm (and in all of Sweden). The shopping center’s large restaurant cluster Dining Plaza has a total of 44 restaurants, cafés, and fast food places. In other words, you can definitely find something you’ll like to eat. The restaurants have generous opening hours so you can have both breakfast and late dinner after a long working day.

Tapas, Indian, steamed healthy food, meze, ramen, pasta, Swedish home cooking, and pizza – there’s just so much to choose from, whether you prefer meat, fish, or vegetarian. And many well-known restaurant chains are represented at Westfield Mall of Scandinavia’s Dining Plaza. Caliente, Pong, O’Learys, Vapiano, Zócalo, Indian Garden, and Klang Market are examples. So take a much-needed break from shopping and enjoy good and well-cooked food.

Västermalmsgallerian is a shopping center in Kungsholmen that has offered shoppers in this part of Stockholm everything they need in one place since 2002. In addition to the mall offering a wide range of shops and services, there are several excellent restaurants and cafés. Whether you’re in the mood for breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch, or after work, you’ll find a place you like.

Want a cup of coffee and a pastry? Then sit down at Espresso House or Joe & The Juice. If you’re more in the mood for a tasty burger, there’s Bastard Burgers, and if you’re looking for a cozy bistro experience with French-Swedish flavors, Le Bistro is a hot tip. You’ll also find French-Vietnamese street food, sushi, Italian, and healthy fast food. In short, Västermalmsgallerian is a perfect place to aim for the next time you’re in Kungsholmen and want something good to eat or drink.

With more than 100 shops to explore, anyone can get tired and hungry. And when it’s time to eat, you have a plethora of choices, as you can see. Of course, Kista Galleria’s restaurants are also well worth visiting even if you’re not out shopping.

The drinks also play an essential role. For example, you can try Taiwanese bubble tea and frozen yuzu baijiu. Sthlm City Food Hall has also put much effort into interior design. It’s a relaxed, stylish atmosphere with wood and metal furniture, concrete walls, and neon signs. And DJs on weekends take the vibe to the next level. With 200 seats, there’s room for many, and the pleasant outdoor seating makes things even better. The food hall has generous opening hours every day of the week, so you can come here for lunch, after work, and dinner. In short, a given food destination for both Stockholmers and temporary visitors.