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Stockholm - Restaurants - Caribbean
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Elverket

Tops in popularity charts!

Linnégatan 69
Stockholm 114 60
Sweden
+46 (0)8 661 2562
http://www.brasserieelverket.se/
info@brasserieelverket.se

Elverker serves innovative crossover food with influences from the Caribbean and South America. Its close proximity to the Royal Dramatic Theatre makes it the favourite hangout of theatre actors and celebrities. The bar serves a variety of drinks and is quite popular among the patrons.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Göken

Open-air Pontonjärgatan 28
Stockholm 112 37
Sweden
+46 (0)8 654 4928
http://www.goken.nu/ This is a cozy restaurant that offers a very warm and friendly atmosphere. The menu offers simple, home-cooked food served in innovative styles. The open-air section is a favorite hangout, and tables are usually occupied throughout the day.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Habana

Little Cuba in Stockholm Sveavägen 108
Stockholm 113 50
Sweden
+46 (0)8 16 6465
http://www.lahabana.se
info@lahabana.se La Habana is a Cuban paradise in the middle of Stockholm. This is the perfect place to get away from the winter cold. There are hot dishes, even hotter rhythms and fat cigars to help find your grove. The décor is rustic and well—planned. It feels like Havana before the revolution, all in Art Deco style. La Habana has become a popular place, although there are unfortunately not many Latinos among the guests. Most customers are office-goers. One floor below, there is a rum bar where Cuban music is played and you let yourself on the dancefloor. The food will not let you down, and nothing has been overlooked in making this a out—and—out Cuban joint: cigars, drinks and even beer are imported from Cuba.

Review © 2007, Wcities