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Stockholm - Restaurants - Vegetarian
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Chutney

Quality veggies

Katarina Bangata 19
Stockholm 116 39
Sweden
+46 (0)8 640 3010
http://www.chutney.se/
info@chutney.se

Chutney serves good vegetarian food in a very pleasant and comfortable environment. Lunch is good and the portions are always big enough to satisfy the hungriest. The quiet and sober atmosphere is complemented by the friendly staff.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Govindas Vegetariska Resturang

Vegetarian buffet Fridhemsgatan 22
Stockholm 112 40
Sweden
+46 (0)8 654 9004
http://www.govindasstockholm.se/
lokanatha@hotmail.com Govindas, run by the Hare Krishna center in Stockholm, is an authentic Indian restaurant that offers a vegetarian buffet. The food is rich in taste and the portions are quite filling. Home-made icecream and delicious pastries are also on offer. Attached to the restaurant is the Hare Krishna shop, which sells incense and beauty products.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Hemma hos Seyhmus

For vegetarians Hornsgatan 80
Stockholm 118 21
Sweden
+46 (0)8 669 3535 Hemma hos Seyhmus is a small cafe that serves delicious food. The daily buffet is yummy and the staff is really friendly. Most people come for lunch, rather than just coffee. The all-you-can-eat lunch buffet costs around SEK50. Lasagne, Pies, Herbs, Dips, Dressings and Sauces from the Mediterranean feature heavily on the menu.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Hermans

Vegetarian paradise Fjällgatan 23
Stockholm 116 28
Sweden
+46 (0)8 643 9480
http://www.hermans.se
hermanottosson@hotmail.com Hermans is a popular vegetarian restaurant. Check out the vegetarian meal offered during lunch time. If you become a member, you will receive discounts on the food, and a free meal on your birthday. Cookies and cakes are a delight with coffee or tea. Smoking is strictly prohibited.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Hermitage

Strictly for veggies Stora Nygatan 11
Stockholm 111 27
Sweden
+46 (0)8 411 9500 Hermitage, located in the Old Town, is a vegetarian restaurant. The menu is changed on a daily basis, and the restaurant prides itself for its spicy and rice-based dishes. You should taste the cous cous, which is the local favourite.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Indira

Popular Indian restaurant Bondegatan 3 B
Stockholm, Svealand 116 23
Sweden
+46 (0)8 641 4046 Indira is a small restaurant but highly popular with the south-side Stockholmers. The food is good, the ambience is pleasant and the prices are very reasonable. Enjoy the Indian tunes beng played in the background and the spiced chicken curry with naan bread.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Norma

Eclectic cuisine Upplandsgatan 56
Stockholm 113 28
Sweden
+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 restaurant. There are several vegetarian choices on the menu, and there is a separate lunch menu too.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Restaurant Lilla Pakistan

Not just another curry house S:t Eriksgatan 66
Stockholm 11320
Sweden
+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

Sala Thai

Popular weekend buffets Eriksplan 1
Stockholm 113 20
Sweden
+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

Örtagården

Buffet paradise Nybrogatan 31
Stockholm 114 39
Sweden
+46 (0)8 662 1728
http://www.ortagarden.gastroga... Örtagården is located above the Östermalmshallen food hall. It offers a daily vegetarian buffet. You can either prepare your own fresh plate of salad, or have a go at the warm dishes that are offered. The salad dressing is home-made and tastes great.

Review © 2007, Wcities