Stockholm is a city boasting exceptional seafood, which is no wonder considering it’s surrounded by water teeming with both fresh and saltwater delicacies. There are plenty of restaurants and cafés specialising in traditional Swedish …Open the full description
Stockholm is a city boasting exceptional seafood, which is no wonder considering it’s surrounded by water teeming with both fresh and saltwater delicacies. There are plenty of restaurants and cafés specialising in traditional Swedish cuisine, and a huge assortment of Indian, Italian, Thai and Turkish joints.
Eating out in Stockholm is notoriously expensive though, especially for those on a budget. It’s worthwhile knowing that almost all cafés and restaurants offer well-priced daily lunches (dagens lunch) that typically include a main dish, salad, bread and coffee.
Note that many restaurants and cafés are closed during the summer months, so it’s wise to call ahead.
Vete-Katten
Eating
20
4
If you’re out and about in central Stockholm and in need of a slow-paced sanctuary to restore your energy, look no further than Vete-Katten. With lavishly decorated interiors and a rabbit warren of regal rooms, it’s a charming haven from the hustle outside.
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Skansen
Cafes
22
3
Employees at Skansen are kind and helpful and their animal expert is one of the most famous (and awesome) person in Sweden.
It's never crowed, unless you are by the big stage on Tuesdays in the summer when "Allsång På Skansen" is present. It's a show where singers
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Stockholm Must Sees (Small Group Tour)
Prices from
70
EUR
Duration
2.5 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Swedish
Under Kastanjen
Cafes
13
1
Visit this place in the winter to escape the cold inside this cafe with a very warm atmosphere. Or visit in the summer and sit under the chestnut tree. Eat one of the sweet pastries and have a good cup of warm drink of your choice.
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Färgfabriken
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16
1
Färgfabriken is an innovative exhibition space dedicated to art, architecture and urban development. It also has a decent café and a small gift shop with prints, books and posters aligned with past and current exhibitions.
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Johan & Nyström
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18
1
If mediocre filter coffee has left your taste buds in a sad and sorry state, these guys will put you right. Beans are slow roasted by hand using a pair of vintage roasting machines and transformed into the perfect brew by friendly, dedicated staff.
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Greasy Spoon
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11
1
Best breaky in Sweden! It's busy on weekends, and they don't take reservations, so be sure you can kill an hour while you wait for your name to be called (yes, it's that popular, but totally worth it). Weekdays are better.
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Stockholm Must Sees (Small Group Tour)
Prices from
70
EUR
Duration
2.5 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Swedish
Rosendals Trädgård
Cafes
29
2
In spring you can have a picnic under the blossoming apple trees. In summer you can enjoy a great variety of blooming flowers and have a glass of wine outdoors. Autumn is the harvest time when you can taste several sorts of apples or buy a pumpkin. Winter is simply good for sitting around the fireplace with a cup of herb tea!
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Älskade Traditioner
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15
0
Visit for coffee or lunch with family and friends. The staff is friendly and perfectly dressed in 1950's style. Children will like it. A lot!
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Café Pascal
Eating
8
1
Visit this place for a super fika. This place doesn't have specialties. Starting from the coffee (or tea if you prefer) to the pastries and sandwiches, all of it tastes great. You could chose to have lunch here as well since they do serve a couple full meals.
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StikkiNikki
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12
3
Trained in the fine art of gelato making in Southern Italy, Nicole Emson (aka StikkiNikki) delights in-the-know locals with her mixed bag of luscious flavours. Among the more traditional choices you’ll find Swedish-inspired scoops such as cinnamon and apple, salted liquorice and lemon and cardamom.
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Drop Coffee
Cafes
7
1
Not so satisfied with the coffee you’ve sipped on Söder so far? Step beyond SoFo and you’re guaranteed to find the caffeine fix you’re after. With dedicated baristas, cosy interiors and a no-fuss but decent selection of food on offer, Drop is the perfect place to recharge your batteries.
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Konditori Ritorno
Cafes
6
2
If sipping super-caffeinated Swedish filter coffee and nibbling on cinnamon buns for hours on end sounds more appealing than slamming down an espresso among a sea of hipsters, you’ll fit right in at Ritorno. Plus, free WiFi and plenty of power outlets make it a great place for catching up on work, study and emails.
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Kaffeverket
Cafes
5
1
This is a trendy place known for good fika and coffee. They also have really well-made breakfast and lunch alternatives. Perfect for people who don't just want an average cappuccino or pastry, but a really good one. Also if you like to spot classy Stockholmers.
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Bonniers Konsthall & Spetsen
Cafes
5
2
Being one of Stockholm’s newest galleries, Bonniers Konsthall is a real hidden gem. As for Spetsen, they serve modern Swedish lunches and traditional pastries with a focus on seasonality and quality. The menu changes weekly, plus they have a gorgeous salad and bread buffet.
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Grillska Huset
Cafes
5
3
Head here to enjoy hearty homestyle lunches, traditional Swedish pastries and organic tea or coffee while helping to make Stockholm a more humane city. In summer they have outdoor seating overlooking the main square, so be sure to arrive early to secure yourself a spot.
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