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Stockholm - Restaurants - Central European
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Café Piastowska

Romance, coffee and food

Tegnérgatan 5
Stockholm 111 40
Sweden
+46 (0)8 21 2508

Are you in the mood for something different? Do you want to steer clear of a crowd? Then, Café Piastowska is the place to be in. This is a small Polish restaurant and is the most romantic one of them all. It also specialises in having a varied beer selection. Because the space is limited, advance booking is recommended.

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

Halv Grek Plus Turk

Mediterranean experimenting Jungfrugatan 33
Stockholm 114 44
Sweden
+46 (0)8 665 9422
http://www.halvgrekplusturk.se/ Here, the exotic meets the trendy. At Halv Grek Plus Turk, which literally means "a half-Greek and a Turk", the outcome is an exciting mix of the modern and the traditional. The eastern part of the Mediterranean is noticeable in both the decor and the food. Reservation is required. Check out the beautifully designed bar.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Halv Trappa Plus Gård

Great Szechuan cuisine Lästmakargatan 3
Stockholm 111 44
Sweden
+46 (0)8 678 1050 This is the restaurant that has it all: great food, great location, great atmosphere. Visitors get a taste of the best of Chinese cuisine right here in Stockholm. Come here during the summer and you can sit outdoors in the middle of town. The lovely crossover food takes its inspiration from the Mediterranean.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Jarla Fisk

Fusion food Rådmansgatan 23
Stockholm 114 25
Sweden
+46 8 21 2206 / +46 8767 0520
http://www.jarlafisk.se/ Fish, meats and a variety of ingredients are available at this deli for those who'd like a quick bite as well as take something back home for the folks. The ready-to-eat food includes Asian rice, Italian pastas and a local range of non-vegetarian dishes. Make sure you take along a friend who has assimilated at least a smattering of Swedish, so as not to be lost amid the tongue-twisting names on the menu. However difficult the communication might get, a meal here is worth the effort. Dig into some exotic cuisine, involving fish fresh from the sea, or sink your teeth into some marinated red meats. More beef than chicken is found here, as it provides good insulation against the biting cold.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Stallmästaregården

Stallmästaregården Norrtull
Stockholm 113 47
Sweden
+46 (0)8 610 1300
http://www.stallmastaregarden.se/ This small country house was built around 1620, commissioned by Admiral Gyllenhielm. This is a countryside area just outside the city of Stockholm, and you can dine with a view over Brunnsviken.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Strix

Named after Albert Engström's magazine Drottninggatan 79
Stockholm 111 60
Sweden
+46 (0)8 24 4402
http://strix.nu/ The name "Strix" comes from Albert Engström's magazine, for which August Strindberg once used to write. The theme of the magazine was often dining and drinking, especially in the famous drawings by Oscar Andersson - copies of which are to be found on the walls and in the menus at this restaurant.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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