Some coffee and conversation
Stockholm 113 50
+46 (0)8 15 7445
Review © 2007, Wcities
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Some coffee and conversation |
Sveavägen 98 Stockholm 113 50 +46 (0)8 15 7445 |
This is a good place for coffee or lunch in spite of its location on a busy street. The furnishings are simple, with light pine, metal and white paint. The seating area is quite spacious. Coffee, tea, fresh juice, pies and salads are served here. There are also lots of different international magazines for your perusal. Or you could sit by the window and watch the world rush by. By the way, the name refers to the area's postal code. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Little wine bar |
Kungsholmsg. 31 Stockholm 112 27 +46 (0)8 651 9725 |
At young Alex's wine bar, you can explore the luxurious world of fine wines from all over the world. The wine selection is something out of the ordinary. The food served is mostly French. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Restaurant-cum-gallery |
Kronobergsgatan 37, 2 tr Stockholm 11234 +46 (0)8 4106 8100 (Reservations) / +46 (0)8 4106 8105 (Events) http://www.ag925.se/ info@ag925.se |
Partake of a wholesome Swedish meal at this refreshingly charming restaurant. Patrons are served piping-hot, delicious meals by an efficient staff, without much ado. The eatery also doubles as a happening venue for art exhibitions by budding local talent, as well as some well-known names in the creative world. Step into quaint, earthy interiors, furnished with large windows and deep leather couches, and enjoy! Hit the website for the latest schedules. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Romantic dinner |
Döbelnsgatan 79 / Surbrunnsgatan 37 Stockholm 113 52 +46 (0)8 15 6660 http://www.andalucia.se/ |
Stop by at Andalucia for a great dining experience. Simply and tastefully done up, this place serves some great Spanish food. The menu is pretty diverse and includes tapas as well as seafood. With candles on every table, this is the right choice for a romantic date. The prices are also not too steep. Visit the website for a peek at the menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Sports and beer |
Upplandsgatan 2 Stockholm 111 23 +46 (0)8 411 2720 |
Whenever some sort of sporting event is coming up, footballer Anders Limpar's Limp-Bar comes to life with special deals at the bar and on the menu. A pint of beer is found in every guest's hands and their eyes are clearly fixed onto the wide-screen TV. Simple, moderately priced lunches are served all the time, regardless of the sporting season, and the same applies for the After-Work menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Stylised luxury |
Upplandsgatan 17 Stockholm 113 60 +46 (0)8 30 4057 |
Zesty's décor is in itself worth a visit. The modern and stylised interior and furniture come from the exclusive design shop London W8. Guests are given Palm Pilots to place their orders, a novel and fun idea; no more waiting to catch the attention of waiting staff! Although the prices are high, so are their culinary ambitions, and the results are excellent. Altogether, everything adds up to an atmosphere of modern luxury—please dress accordingly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
The jolly Scotsman |
Rörstrandsgatan 21 Stockholm 113 40 +46 (0)8 31 1855 |
This is one of many English pubs in town, but the Bagpiper's Inn never seems to lose its old world charm. Between its next-door neighbours the Boomerang Hotel and The Bald Eagle, Bagpiper's is always the busiest place. The inside is done up in a Scottish theme. You can try a large selection of beer and have the pleasure of being served by kilt—clad male waiters. The clientele consists of people of all kinds — young and old, people in jeans and suits, both sober and drunk. A lot of people drop in for a quick drink after work. The menu consists of the standard pub selection, with burgers and fish and chips. Servings are large, and worth the money. Here you can also treat yourself to the classic bacon—and—egg brunch on Sundays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Café and lunch place |
Odengatan 85 Stockholm 113 22 +46 (0)834 5853 |
This is one of the many cafés and lunch places in the area around Odenplan. Bellisimo does not seem to be based on any particular concept, but the food here is nice and fresh in general. The joint serves various lunch dishes, such as lasagna and salads and has a regular coffee menu. Eating here is a nice way to prove that simple food need not be tasteless or unimpressive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Big size pizzas, beer and wine |
Vikingagatan 16 Stockholm, Svealand 113 42 +46 8 32 1790 |
Birkastans Pizzeria has been attracting customers for the past 13 years. It is the sheer size of the pizza that brings people flocking to this place. It is crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. Takeaway orders are encouraged, and the unusual feature of this Swedish pizzeria, is that it serves beer and wine too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Bohemian bites |
Drottninggatan 71A Stockholm 111 36 +46 8 411 90 41 http://www.bistro-boheme.se |
Open for lunch,dinner, and late-night drinks, this downtown Stockholm bistro and bar is a treat for the senses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Popular cafe |
Upplandsgatan 54 Stockholm 113 28 +46 (0)8 32 5475 http://blabar.lunchinfo.com |
Blåbär is a modern, popular café and lunch place located close to Odenplan. It bustles during lunchtime. It offers a large selection of salads that are reasonably priced and fresh. They are served with home-baked bread and blueberry juice. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Great food and ambience |
Drottninggatan 73C Stockholm 111 36 +46 (0)8 22 5666 |
Café Element is well worth a visit—the food and the décor are both great. Opt for a delicious snack from the diverse menu—the cafe is especially popular for its hot chocolate and chocolate milkshake. The toasted sandwiches and cinnamon rolls also deserve a special mention. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Not trendy, but timeless! |
Odengatan 70 Stockholm 113 22 +46 (0)8 31 1735 |
Ogo is one of those timeless places that is oblivious to trends. It is conveniently located among the many antique shops around Odenplan, and has a relaxed atmosphere. It offers a lunch menu with preparations such as lasagna and salads. There are quite a few cafés in the area, both old and new, but none so comfortable as this. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Il vero italiano |
Norrbackagatan 40 Stockholm 113 38 +46 (0)8 31 4593 |
The food here is well prepared and everything from the menu to the interior décor is genuinely Italian. This is a superb place to enjoy a three-course meal, and the setting is romantic. The service by the Italian waitstaff is very good and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. A lot of people come by, so don't forget to book a table. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Losers Central |
Norrtullsgatan 45 Stockholm 113 45 +46 (0)8 31 8070 http://www.cliff.se/ info@cliff.se |
When you feel that everything and everyone is against you, come to Cliff Barnes and propose a toast to the biggest loser in TV history, Cliff Barnes of Dallas fame. There are pictures on the walls of him losing all his money yet again to the ice-cold J R Ewing. The atmosphere is friendly and cheerful. The jokes come thick and fast; the whole menu is one big pun. This is a place for everyone, young or old, trendy or totally uncool. Be forewarned though, it can get quite boisterous here at night. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Jenny Ekelund |
For a quick brunch |
Karlbergsvägen 23 Stockholm 113 27 +46 (0)8 32 5265 |
Creem's specialities are the creamy cakes and delicious fruit pies. When ordering, keep in mind that the portions are pretty generous. The service here is also impeccable. It's pretty packed at brunch, so be prepared to wait. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Excellent Mediterranean food |
Torsgatan 68 Stockholm 113 37 +46 (0)8 33 2017 |
Enjoy excellent Mediterranean food in this romantic restaurant. The great service and good prices make this a great dining experience. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Delicious Sandwiches in a Funky Environment |
Dalagatan 54 Stockholm 113 24 +46 (0)8 32 2020 |
At Dala Deli, you may end up taking home more than you bargained for. Absolutely everything is for sale, including the antique furniture and the funky 60s-style lamps. The walls are Mediterranean blue and the floor is black and white. There is a gigantic menu of imaginative sandwiches hanging over the counter. If you don't like their combinations, you are welcome to go ahead and make your own. They prepare sandwiches in all the possible combinations. The names are very amusing; one of them is called 'The bad, the good and the ugly'. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Popular Italian joint |
Frejgatan 79 Stockholm 113 26 +46 (0)8 32 0525 |
Farbror Frej, which recently experienced a change in ownership, is a surprisingly good Italian restaurant. Though one may not think to look to the Swedes for fine Italian cooking and dining, Farbror Frej goes beyond all expectations. The head chef has had an experience of 30 years and this has helped her create dishes that can warm you during the coldest Swedish winter. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Grilled spread |
Drottninggatan 89 Stockholm 113 60 +46 (0)8 31 4530 (Reservations) / +46 (0)8 5451 7280 (Information) http://www.grill.se/ kontor@fredsgatan12.com |
Step into Grill and you instantly feel at home. Soothing drapes, lounge chairs and comfy sofas scattered around, only add to that feeling. The space, designed to resemble ten separate living rooms, has a classic gilt-framed mirror section adorned with pink-brocade, as well as a minimalist contemporary area done up in blue and cream. The food, from meat to bread, vegetables and fruit, is all grilled—either on charcoal, rotisserie, smoke, Korean-style table grill, or in a brick oven. Try the charcoal-grilled sirloin steak or lobster Côte d'Azur with rouille and salad. You may also be tempted to sample the smoked brisket of beef Gibson BBQ and the monkfish grill skewer. If you can hold another bite, try sharing one of their grilled desserts like the chocolate gâteau with banana icecream and passion fruit. Prices are relatively high, but no one's complaining; Grill's worth every krona you shell out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Little Cuba in Stockholm |
Sveavägen 108 Stockholm 113 50 +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 |
A cosy Italian restaurant |
Hagagatan 18 Stockholm 113 48 +46 (0)8 31 9695 http://www.hagadeli.com hagadeli@telia.com |
This Italian neighborhood restaurant is situated on a narrow back street of Vasastan. If you can't find it in the first go, try a bit more because it is worth visiting. It has recently expanded, but has fortunately not lost its intimate ambience. It offers a nice range of pastas as well as pizzas, which are served with delicious toppings. A glass of wine with your meal, adds the perfect Italian touch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Food, drink and rock 'n' roll |
Sveavägen 75 Stockholm 113 50 +46 (0)8 545 494 00 http://www.hardrock.com stockholm@hardrock.se |
Hard Rock Café has a restaurant in almost every major city of the world. This Stockholm outlet follows the chain's concept of hearty American food on the menu, and rock 'n' roll memorabilia on the walls. Customers can enjoy live performances during the evening. The Sunday brunch is good value-for-money and very popular, and there's plenty options in the place that will keep kids happy. Don't forget to buy a mug, T-shirt, or a Fender pin with the Hard Rock Café logo from the souvenir shop on your way out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Plain bar |
S:t Eriksgatan 87 Stockholm 113 32 +46 (0)8 31 9130 http://www.helenes.nu/ |
This place is plain and simple—no fuss. There is nothing complicated on the menu, just good food made especially for you and a cosy atmosphere. You can choose the size of your steak according to your appetite, or have a light meal of pasta, fish, or fajitas. You can also lounge around the bar. The restaurant is best known for its snails. A fine red wine to go with your dish will make your evening. Large portions can be expected. The ceiling is high. The place is traditional and impressive with a wooden decor. Reserve in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Inexpensive, with generous portions |
Hantverkargata 65 Stockholm 112 31 +46 (0)8 653 2553 http://www.indialord.se/ |
India Lord is uniquely designed, with a tunnel for an entrance that leads to a cave filled with colourful lights. Though simple, this place is cosy and unpretentious. You can enjoy a typical Indian meal with soft Indian music playing in the background. The service is also very efficient. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Sumptuous sushi |
Observatoriegatan 13 Stockholm 113 29 +46 (0)8 33 3482 |
Ki-Mama is one of several sushi bars that have popped up around Stockholm. The restaurant is small and simple, and has a beautiful and colourful whale mosaic on one of the walls. The menu consists only of sushi, arguably the best in town. Ki-Mama is the only sushi bar that remains open on Sundays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic and timeless |
Odengatan 80-82 Stockholm 113 22 +46 (0)8 32 0106 http://ritorno.gastrogate.com/ |
Ritorno, located close to Odenplan, is a café where time seems to have genuinely stood still. The décor is classic and the mood is relaxed. You have to pay for your cup of coffee at the entrance after which the friendly lady behind the counter directs you to the table, where you make your own cup. Apart from cofee, the classic café also offers tea, cakes and sandwiches. The room is large and suitable for groups of friends hanging here. No one will press you to leave quickly and you can actually sit here for hours while sipping your hot beverages. In spring and summer the café spills out onto the pavement which makes coming here even more pleasant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Irish pub |
Döbelnsgatan 25 Stockholm 113 58 +46 (0)8 673 4398 |
Limerick is the first Irish pub in Stockholm. It has a relaxed ambience, where you can sit back and enjoy your beer with friends. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Malaysian cuisine |
Luntmakargatan 98 Stockholm 113 51 +46 (0)8 673 5669 http://www.restaurangmalaysia.se/ info@restaurangmalaysia.se |
This is one of the finest restaurants in Stockholm. The walls are decorated with Malaysian and Indonesian items, such as shadow puppets and musical instruments, and the abundance of plants and flowers create a tropical atmosphere. The food is traditional Malaysian fare—rich coconut sauces, a variety of curries, vegetable dishes, Satay with peanut sauce, and Roti Canai (a flat bread eaten with curry). The desserts are more or less authentic and there is also a range of fresh fruit juices to choose from. This is an ideal place to enjoy the full spectrum of what Malaysian cuisine has to offer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
A taste of Japan |
Västmannagatan 69 Stockholm 113 26 +46 (0)8 34 6954 |
Maruyama is not terribly famous, but it has a loyal clientele. The cooks know their art well, and the sushi tastes better than other Japanese places in a similar price range. The service is excellent, and once you become a regular customer, you get an extra piece of sushi! The other dishes served are also delicious, and at lunchtime the place is always crowded. Review © 2007, Wcities |
An oasis in Little Asia |
Luntmakargatan 95 Stockholm 113 51 +46 (0)8 16 9928 http://www.mooncake.se/ info@mooncake.se |
This fashionable restaurant is a cool oasis in the Little Asia of Stockholm's City. Over the loudspeakers you will normally hear soft jazz. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Bar next to Wasahof |
Dalagatan 46 Stockholm 113 24 +46 (0)8 34 6410 http://www.musslan.se/ musslan@chello.se |
This little bar next to Wasahof is a popular meeting place. The crowd is one of the most self-assured in the city, with a mix of IT and media people and intellectuals. A lot of the guests come just for the music and the various exiting DJs. The award-winning interior designed by Ivar Kandel is smart, good-looking and cosy. Just for that, this bar is well worth a visit. Musslan will also tempt you with seafood, such as oysters and clams. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Elegant seafood restaurant with club |
Dalagatan 46 Stockholm 113 24 +46 (0)8 34 6410 http://www.musslan.se/ musslan@chello.se |
Musslan is always crowded and very trendy. You can come here to enjoy delicious fish, or seafood, or just to hang out in the bar. Almost every night, there is a guest DJ; themes vary from opera to acid jazz. The room is small and there's not much space to manouevre. If you suffer from clausterphobia, this is not for you. The décor is smart and stylish. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Dine in a former pharmacy |
Tulegatan 24 Stockholm 113 48 +46 (0)8 612 6550 |
This restaurant was once a pharmacy. Swedish pharmacies are named after animals, and Mården, which means marten (a kind of weasel) is one of them, hence the name and the little bronze marten on the façade. The interiors have an air of nostalgia blended with modern art and sea green walls. The menu offers traditional Swedish cuisine, as well as modern Continental food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Authentic Thai food |
Odengatan 94 Stockholm 113 22 +46 (0)8 30 7070 http://narknoi.se/ |
Discreet wooden doors welcome you to the exotic world of Thailand. The decor is sober and the ambience, pleasant. The food is, quite frankly, exquisite, and is very reasonably priced. Try a tasty satay, spring rolls accompanied by a spicy sauce, or one of the classic Thai soups. The curries are a bit strong so be careful while ordering and if the spice is a bit too much to handle, a cold beer can set you right. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Eclectic cuisine |
Upplandsgatan 56 Stockholm 113 28 +46 (0)8 31 9044 http://www.boka-norma.nu/ boka-norma@telia.com |
Chef Peter Larsson, known for his innovative food compositions, prepares Swedish cuisine at this restaurant0. There are several vegetarian choices on the menu, and there is a separate lunch menu too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Café and lunch place |
Odengatan 46 Stockholm 113 51 +46 (0)8 612 8847 |
Odengate is one of the several pavement cafés on Odengatan. While it may not be the most trendy or chic as others in the area, its food is as good or better than the rest. Try a freshly squeezed fruit juice and a lasagna or something from the regular coffee menu. Make a note of the location, you are likely to want to visit this place again when you are touring the neighborhood. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Elegant environment |
Rörstrandsgatan 18 Stockholm 113 40 +46 (0)8 34 4405 |
Paus is the only restaurant on Rorstandsgatan that is always crowded. The restaurant has taken over the next-door deli for extra space. It serves classic dishes in modern versions with a finesse and an extra personalised touch. Beer and wine are the two main drinks offered. The environment is relaxed and cozy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Fredrik Olsson |
Best rock music in town |
Torsgatan 34 Stockholm 113 37 +46 (0)8 34 2052 |
Peppar is an old classic joint where they play nothing but rock. The décor portrays the New Mexican desert. Fake carcasses on the wall greet customers on a regular rocking night. Peppar plays the best rock music in all of Stockholm. The menu consists of food from New Orleans — tasty and reasonably priced. Beer is served in big glasses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restaurant moved here! |
Dalagatan 50 Stockholm 102 32 +46 (0)8 32 2518 / +46 (0)8 30 7601 http://www.tennstopet.se/html/... taq@tennstopet.se |
Tennstopet is an old Swedish restaurant, dating from 1867. It opened when an entire restaurant - roof included - was moved here from Klara. Today, you can sit in a lovely dining room with plush red and white linen, and a beautiful old tiled stove. In the old times, this was mostly a place for journalists; today all kinds of people visit because of the traditional Swedish cuisine. In the bar you can have fancy dishes and play darts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Not just another curry house |
S:t Eriksgatan 66 Stockholm 11320 +46 (0)8 30 5646 / +46 708 70 0860 (Mobile) http://www.lillapakistan.com/ info@lillapakistan.com |
Non-residents looking for a taste of home will get much more than they expect at this restaurant, aptly-named "Little Pakistan". Owner Riaz goes out on a limb to ensure that his vegan patrons are well-catered to. Fresh fruit and veggie soups, rice dishes loaded with nuts and a host of Indian specialties, such as Prawn Chaat, Dahi Ghost, Nimboo Piaza Chicken and Machi Ran Barangi line the menu. Nan, raita (yogurt with veggies) and salads make up the accompaniments, and the meal can be ended with the Mosmi Dessert—a chef's specialty that promises to be delightful. Lassi, coffee and tea stand alongside a decent range of wines that can be paired well with any choice. All this, added to good presentation and very attentive service make this a prime spot for those wanting to experiment with Asian cuisine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Bite off the slope |
Tegnérgatan 41 Stockholm 111 61 +46 (0)8 10 1696 http://www.rolfskok.se/ |
Rolf is known to be a pioneer in the field of fusion food and his generous portions and innovative lunches are quite famous. On the menu you will find a variety of dishes, and the local Swedish cuisine. The food is good and well presented, as is the interior, designed by Swede Jonas Bohlin. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Restaurant on Rörstrandsgatan |
Rörstrandsgatan 19 Stockholm 113 40 +46 (0)8 32 1112 |
Rött is one of many lovely establishments on Rörstrandsgatan. It is a cool restaurant, and you will not be disappointed. The place is not too loud and you can have a peaceful conversation without yelling. Many people living in this neighbourhood frequent the restaurant, and it is often hard to get a table without reservations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Popular weekend buffets |
Eriksplan 1 Stockholm 113 20 +46 (0)8 30 8623 http://www.salathai.se/steriks... |
Sala Thai is Stockholm city's first and most popular Thai restaurant. It's known for its delicious traditional Thai food, with spicy curries and scruptious sweet and sour soups. Weekend buffets are highly recommended. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Experience Thailand |
Olofsgatan 6 Stockholm 111 36 +46 (0)8 20 9800 http://www.sawadee.se info@sawadee.se |
Hötorget is an area locally known as Stockholm's Chinatown. Almost back-to back, you'll find Sawadee Buffet House, Sawadee Fast Food, and Sawadee restaurant. All three serve Thai fare but the original restaurant is Sawadee. Though more expensive, it has the best authentic food and ambience. The place is tastefully done up in a typical Thai style. Review © 2007, Wcities |
American brunch |
Surbrunnsgatan 31A Stockholm 113 48 +46 (0)8 612 9419 http://www.cafesirap.se/ info@cafesirap.se |
Sirap is one of Stockholm's modern cafés, which serves tasty American brunches. You can have scrambled eggs, bacon and pancakes. Sandwiches are served with cheese toppings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Popular espresso bar |
Sveavägen 84 Stockholm 113 59 +46( 0)8 612 1349 |
Sosta has become known in Stockholm for the concept of the espresso bar, and has also been nominated by several papers as one of the neighbourhood's best cafés. The space is minimal and there are no seats—in this bar you have your coffee standing up! But even if you come here for a quick coffee break you will not be disappointed; the concept is also based on quality. There is a well-assorted coffee menu with the espresso priced at reasonable rates. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Country house |
Norrtull Stockholm 113 47 +46 (0)8 610 1300 http://www.stallmastaregarden.se/ info@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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Stockholm's food factory |
Idungatan 12 Stockholm 113 45 +46 (0)8 32 0704 http://www.matvarufabriken.com/ info@matvarufabriken.com |
Mouth-watering cuisine, a relaxed ambience, and friendly service have earned Stockholms Matvarufabrik the reputation of being one of the most popular restaurants in the city. The French specialties, which include escargots served with garlic butter, and moules frites are delicious. Mostly frequented by families and young couples, this place is definitely worth a visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Popular among urban crowd |
Odengatan 41 Stockholm 113 51 +46 (0)8 673 3800 http://www.storstad.se/ info@storstad.se |
Storstad is always crowded. It was established by the same brothers who started Folkhemmet on the other side of town. Classier, more expensive and more elegant than Folkhemmet, Storstad's cuisine features mainly meat, fish and chicken. A bar menu is available. Drinks are mixed to perfection by professional bartenders. On Sundays, only the bar menu is served. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Named after Albert Engström's magazine |
Drottninggatan 79 Stockholm 111 60 +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 |
Sister Act |
Rörstrandsgatan 12 Stockholm 113 40 +46 (0)8 30 5747 |
The Lundberg sisters are known for their good food and their generous helping! The portions of Mexican dishes, grilled burgers and lovely goat's cheese pies are generous, bordering on ridiculously huge. You can also choose soups or sandwiches, which come in smaller portions. The crowd generally flocks here for coffee and lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Good old traditional Italian fare |
Roslagsgatan 43 Stockholm 113 54 +46 (0)8 15 0030 http://www.tarantino.se/ info@tarantino.se |
Tarantino is situated on the northern edge of Stockholm, a few minutes' walk from Odengatan. The restaurant's clean, modern, stylish decor, and soft lighting is very inviting. If you wish to enjoy a quite drink before, then move towards the bar. Don't miss the antipasti plate, with a selection of salami, parma ham, cheese and olives. Review © 2007, Wcities |
British style beer |
Sankt Eriksgatan 115 Stockholm 10031 +46 (0)8 5662 1788 http://www.bishopsarms.com/ |
The first Bishop Arms pub opened in Västerås in 1993. You can try the pub's own single-malt whiskey and the English pub food. The pub also arranges theme nights when you can try different varieties of beers. It also has a members club called The Bishop Arms Malt Whiskey Club. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Experience Italy |
Drottninggatan 102 Stockholm 111 60 +46 (0)8 10 7955 http://www.tintarelladiluna.com/ |
Stop by at Tintarella Di Luna for a fine Italian meal. The walls of this cafe are covered with Italian film posters and it serves the best panini with lots of mozzarella. It is also one of the few places in the city that serves freshly-ground coffee. Top off your meal with one of the scrumptious deserts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A gay club with many faces |
Sveavägen 57 Stockholm 113 83 +46 (0)8 32 9800 |
Tip Top is one of the most flamboyant joints in Stockholm. It is a glittery bar, a spacious restaurant, a gay club and a rocking joint, all combined into one. The place is enveloped in smoke, filled with flashy lights and loud speakers. Food is mostly spicy Thai. It looks more like a nightclub than a restaurant though. The bar is well-stocked and has an impressive selection of wines and liqueurs. Each night hosts a theme night. Review © 2007, Wcities |
Smoked salmon and sandwiches |
Karlbergsvägen 14 Stockholm 113 27 +46 (0)8 5272 8100 / +46 (0)8 5272 8104 http://www.tranan.se tranan@tranan.se |
This is one of the most popular eating joints in Stockholm. The tables are decked with red-and-white checkered linen, and are almost always occupied. On the menu you will find a balanced combination of herring, duck and lamb dishes. The food is served in small portions but is surprisingly quite filling. The smoked sausages and the club sandwich are popular with the locals. However, the most famous items on the menu are the Entrecôte with Béarnaise sauce and the huge Beef Rydberg. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Three-in-one |
Vanadisplan 1 Stockholm 113 31 +46 (0)8 33 4500 http://www.vanadis.se mail@vanadis.se |
Vanadis is a restaurant/bar/café located at Vasastan, which is a little further away from Vanadisplan. At a short distance is Palace Hotel, whose guests frequently stop in for breakfast on their way into town, or come in for dinner or drink after a hard day of shopping and sight-seeing. Vanadis opens early in the morning, and shuts late at night. The interior is simple, yet modern and pleasant. The menu consists of classic dishes with crossover influences. Review © 2007, Wcities |
French cuisine |
Dalagatan 46 Stockholm 113 24 +46 (0)8 32 3440 http://www.wasahof.se/ wasahof@chello.se |
This is one of the most exquisite French restaurants in Stockholm. The menu has a variety from French and Swedish cuisine. The place has a well-stacked wine cellar, and waiters make excellent recommendations. The prices are a bit high, but the experience is real value-for-money. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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