We stopped in at Bakfickan for a late lunch on a Saturday and after waiting maybe 5 minutes, we were seated at a small table for 2. The restaurant was busy with diners waiting to be seated, but quietened down around 3pm. We both had the meatballs, which happen to be one of the cheaper choices on the "Classics" section of the menu. We didn't find it to be a particularly expensive restaurant, particularly by Stockholm's standards. Unless you're seated in the U shaped table around the bar, service is probably going to be pretty slow as we experienced. However, our food was delivered very quickly (after waiting quite a while to take our orders) and the meatballs were fantastic. Would thoroughly recommend this dish and the restaurant for a traditional Swedish meal. read more

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Great traditional Swedish spot located at the opera house. My friend and I ordered the assorted herring appetizer (four kinds: pickled, in mustard sauce, in curry sauce, and in an herb sauce) - absolutely delish. For my main, I had the beef medallions with diced potatoes and onions, and my friend had the Swedish meatballs, which were served with mashed potatoes, pickled cucumbers, and lingonberries. Everything was quite good. It's definitely a nice establishment, but smart casual dress is fine. Service was prompt and courteous. We would gladly come here again. read more

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Came here with a friend to try out traditional Swedish food. Had the pickled herring sampler and the meatballs, which were both delicious!! The herring sampler is a must - they give you 4 different types of herring in tasty sauces, and it was surprisingly very filling. The meatballs came in a delicious, creamy sauce, but was not as big of a portion as I was expecting. All in all, the food and service here is great and the prices are affordable. Definitely recommend to visitors :) read more

Come here for delicious Swedish meatballs in Sweden! The sauce was perfectly creamy - loved the potatoes too.

We came here on our first night in Stockholm after seeing the great reviews on Yelp. We ordered the Swedish Meatballs and Crayfish Toast. Highly recommend the crayfish toast, it was very well prepared and delicious. After trying other Meatballs around Stockholm, they were pretty standard at best. As other reviews noted, the service was not good. We were expecting much better per the price of our meal but we were constantly waiting and had to continually request more water and/or bread. Would recommend checking out other places in the area if you're truly going for a nicer Swedish dining experience. read more

Bakfickan - Crayfish Toast and Swedish Meatballs - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

They don't call them Swedish meatballs here, you big meatball. Just meatballs.... so, today... my last in this beautiful country I dine on classic meal in a classic joint. These are real meatballs.. and if you didn't know... All across this fine country.... on every Friday... school children are rewarded for surviving another week. And their reward? MEATBALLS. And here they do them so well. Plump large and tender... my balls arrived swimming in rich gravy... with a salty side of pickles, and thick whipped mashed taters and of course... lingonberries. These are the best in town... don't be fooled by hipster upstarts catering to tourists who don't know their ABBA from the Ace of base... this joint is a certified classic, classy joint. They bring you a huge basket with like 8 kinds of fresh baked bread, for you to choose from... help yourself!!! This place is not a one hit wonder either... the smoked reindeer taretare appetizer is like from another planet good... id go so far as say redunkulous. read more

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Ok this was 1 of the. 2 places that i tried the classic meatball meal It is really right next to the opera house but off on the side. The sign is small but not too hard to miss. Like everyone said...its not a BIG place...definitely not meant for party of 6 in a family style seating. More like bar style. The menu does come in Swedish and English but the specials written on the chalkboard is only in Swedish Of course...im here for the classic since everyone raves about this place. It cost me 195 KR The dish came. I believe 8 meatballs DROWNING in the gravy... The mashed potatoes came in a bowl and the sides of pickles/lingonberries. The meat is so tender, literally it was like butterrrrrr. The flavors were so on point. This beefy, meaty, hearty flavor kinda paints this picture that youre eating in front of a fireplace. In the cabins. The potatoes were so finely mashed, theres no grittiness...just fine butterrrrr (catching teh theme). The pickles were a nice cut for the hearty taste an give it a bit of a twist. Tried the berries too and its more mild than i thought,...not pickly but more tart. Didnt cut like the pickles did but its interesting...kinda blend this creaminess together but its not really my thing Must try! read more

Bakfickan - The classic - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Ahhh best Swedish meatballs I've ever had. The meat was so tender and the sauce was creamy but not too rich. Very fresh pickled cucumbers and lingonberries. Also HUGE portion of mashed potatoes, which were excellent. If you sit at one of the tables, you get a generous bread basket. I also loved the Mozart placemats and Opera posters. One of my favorite meals in Stockholm. read more

Bakfickan - Meatballs. Get this. - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

My god this place was amazing. Just absolutely amazing. Spent a week traveling in Copenhagen and Stockholm before and decided to treat myself at least one night. Fortunately, a guy I met in the hostel from Hong Kong highly recommended this restaurant and thus, I came here and was not at all disappointed. Fortunately came at a good time so was able to get a table pretty quickly. Started with a lobster bisque, followed by meatballs, and sorbet. And did I mention there was a very generous quantity of quality bread? Highly recommend the Bakfickan to anybody traveling through Stockholm. read more

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Delicious food with a darling patio right in the heart of Stockholm. Recommended to me by a local on my train into town, I had to wait a bit for a table, but it was worth it! Great service, wonderful ambiance, incredible food. I got the Swedish meatballs, supposedly they've been ranked the best in Stockholm. read more

Bakfickan - Swedish Meatballs with all the fixings! - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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Here in North America, people talk about Indian cuisine or Italian cuisine but never about Scandinavian cuisine. Swedish cuisine? Meh... Sure... I'm in Stockholm, might as well. Ouch! Bakfickan was like a flying 360 backhanded slap to the face that changed my way of thinking. My experience with the service was the most pleasant I've had throughout my whole Eurotrip. The waiter took his time to explain his recommendations and it didn't take me long to pick the assorted pickled herring as a starter. We all know that the Swedes love their pickled herring but with this dish, I really understood why. Each preparation of fish was a window to the Swedish culture. The waiter came back to clean my table shortly after I finished. He asked me which herring preparation I liked the most, of course, with a big smile. He maintained this friendly attitude during my entire stay. Amazing service. The main course though... Thor's gift to the world. Whip that egg yolk, drizzle that all over your dish, mix the caramelized onions, fried potatoes, horseradish and the beef tenderloins, and there you have it, a taste of Valhalla - that biff rydberg was amazing. Each bite of tender beef contained the sweetness from the onions, the comfort of fried potatoes, and a small kick from the horseradish. The quality of the meat was out of this world and I wish that I had some right now. I didn't get the Swedish meatballs at this place like many people did and I'm glad that I didn't. There are so much more to try than just that and Bakfickan proved to me that the Swedes have amazing food. Next time back in Stockholm, Bakfickan is going to be a definite first stop. read more

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A bit expensive, BUT the food is great, service is outstanding and the location is wonderful. I the traditional meatball, a beer and coffee, the total is about 325SEK. The meatballs are great and the silky smooth smash potato is delicious, add some lingonberry, it is a great meal. Overall, it is a good place to try Swedish food, just know it is expensive, but worth it. read more

Bakfickan - The meatball with lingonberry (top right) and mash potato on the top left. - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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One night in Stockholm! We had our overnight layover here, so we wanted to make the most of it. Luckily my group was 100% supportive of my Yelping proficiency, and once again Yelp did NOT disappoint. Side Note: It was awesome to see that this year Yelp had a much larger presence in Europe compared to when I was there last year. Yelpers represent! Let's keep helping people find great places to visit all over the world! LOCATION/AMBIANCE (4 stars): --------------------------------- Located in downtown Stockholm in the Opera District, it is easily accessible by taxi/Uber and a short walk. As we approached the restaurant, we were pleasantly surprised and impressed by the beautiful surroundings. Bakfickan has outdoor seating that offers maximum people-watching potential. We decided to sit inside since the outdoor patio was full. Note that indoors is not as aesthetic as outside. It resembles a pub with high bar stool seating, a lot less lighting, and typical pub decor. Was kinda surprised the curtains didn't match the drapes. Lol! FOOD (5 stars): ---------------- Every single dish was mind-blowing. That doesn't happen often where a restaurant scores 100% on the food with an entire group. Along with a glass of red wine, this was the perfect first meal in Europe and set the standard pretty high for the rest of the trip. Each of the four of us chose a dish to share family style. This ended up being the most efficient and cost-effective way to sample the most food. Of course we had to try the **Swedish Meatballs** since our only experience with them had been at IKEA. Coupled with potato purée, lingonberries, and pickled cucumber, this dish was such a treat! We loved the garnishes so much we kept eating them with other dishes as well. Oh, those lingonberries. Next up was the **Deep Fried Filets of Herring** with crispy potatoes and bleak roe crème. The fish was lightly battered and just the right amount of salty, made even better by the crème sauce. Those potatoes were divine. We also ordered the **Suckling Pig Porcetta** from the summer specials menu. The glaced carrots and carrot purée were such a unique and tasty accompaniment we also continued to eat them with other dishes. Ironically, we saved our starter for last and it happened to be the best idea ever. It was tiny compared to the other dishes, but we still managed to cut it into 4 small pieces. How far could one bite go? The **Seared Foie Gras with Brioche & Smoked Scallop** with a port wine and fig reduction completely stunned us into silence. The complex flavors of the dish went so well together. Instant foodgasm and the highlight of the meal! I always say dessert is the perfect happy ending. This was no exception. **White Chocolate Gratinated Fruit & Berries with Coconut Ice Cream** really did the trick. Freshly oven baked, the fruit covered by melty warm white chocolate had a nice contrast with the creamy smooth coconut ice cream. All this for 1425 Swedish krona (roughly $166)? Such a reasonable price for food straight from heaven! SERVICE (4 stars): ------------------- The style of service in Sweden is a lot different than we are used to here. Don't expect overly gracious and friendly like we are used to in the US (where servers need to work for tips). Here they are very direct and fulfill their functions, but won't be so flowery. As long as I get my food, that works fine for me! We left a 10% tip as suggested by our travel resources. TIP: Sit outside, as the view is more pleasant and you'll be able to enjoy people watching on a lovely street area. DATE TIP: This is the perfect spot to blow some minds, so get yourselves over here right away! read more

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Traveling in Stockholm for work, colleagues and I picked this place off of recommendation from Yelp. Excellent experience. Greag price for very high quality food. Neighboring a beautiful park. Loved the special for the day. Cod. read more

Bakfickan - Cod special - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Bakfickan shares the same kitchen with the opulent royalty-catering Michelin-starred Opera House restaurant, serves traditional Swedish food vs. its fanciful cousin's haute french cuisine. I don't need more motivation to go. Luck would have it that we found this place in darkness and rain, AND we could get seated without excessive waiting. (They don't take reservations) A tiny counter restaurant, seats 28 people to be exact. Most of us are elbow-to-elbow at the bar counter. The kitchen is actually in the same room off to one side, we can see chefs in action and hear them talking, just the kind of dining experience we enjoy. Now, the food. Amazing meatballs! We've had lots of meatballs on this trip and previous trips to Sweden. So when the server recommended meatballs knowing our history, we only hesitated slightly. She was absolutely right...they serve phenomenal meatballs! We also had a nice broiled salmon, but the meatballs were the STAR. Highly recommended. read more

Bakfickan - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

I am totally in love with this Swedish concept of eating in the "back pocket" of a gourmet restaurant, and so, since my company has recently re-org'd, giving me more opportunities to travel to Stockholm for work, I've made it my personal mission to try them all. Bakfickan was my first back pocket, and the "front pocket" so to speak is the opera house restaurant. More importantly than the food, is the fact that the concept is fantastic. No real reservations can be made here, the best seats are at the bar, and the scene is such that you might guess it hasn't changed in the past 50 years, but is still really cool. The food is diverse, and most of it is a theme on Traditional Swedish which means the meatballs are probably the best thing on the menu (definitely puts IKEA meatball to shame). I dared to be different and tried the grilled tartar, which was a totally new idea to me (because isn't it just a burger then?). Anyway, it was great, and I was totally satisfied at the end of my meal, and the service was just delightful all across the board. Perhaps my scoring isn't totally fair, but I only gave Bakfickan four stars because I went to Matbaren the next night and it basically blew my pants off (seriously, that was super awkward). So when we're talking back pocket scale, it's a four, but overall, definitely a five. read more

Bakfickan - The bar - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

This was some of the best food that I've ever had. The meatballs were superb and a must have when in Sweden. I absolutely love mashed potatoes and they were perfect here. The dish comes with picked cucumbers and lingonberries and everything together is a.m.a.z.i.n.g. I usually don't eat bread at restaurants because I'm not much of a bread person and I don't like to fill myself up before the actual meal but I could have eaten all the bread that they gave me and been happy. The place is not that big and seating can be a bit tight but it's all worth it. Of the places I went to while in Stockholm this was definitely the best one and if I ever get the chance to go back this is at the top of my list to eat at! read more

This is probably the best restaurant I've been to in Scandinavia!!! Why do I say this? Well...the food all came out freshly made, served at the right temperature along with just enough seasoning. Many places we've tried (even Michelin restaurants) in Scandinavia tend to either serve cold food or overly seasoned food (I.e. Very salty). But in Bakfickan, the chef made sure everything was served just right. Thanks to Bakfickan, We were very pleased with our first Swedish meatball experience :) read more

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Fantastic food! I had the meatballs and tasted some of the char. Both were incredible. Great service.

We came to get their famous swedish meatballs :-) And they were really good ! We were seating outside, just in front of a lovely red church. The service was nice but not really friendly. They didn't have any vegetarian dish on the menu but when asked, the waitress told us that they had gnocchi with vegetables. It was odd not to write it down on the menu... Once we ordered, a waiter came with a basket of bread and told us to choose some of it (there were three different kinds). We also had some butter on the table. I ordered the swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes, berries and pickles. All of it was really good ! The first (and only) swedish dish of all weekend and it was a win ! I also had a try at my husband vegetarian dish and it tasted really great : some gnocchi (that seemed to be fried) with brocoli, cauliflower and other vegetables. Really great food ! The place was very nice and it was relaxing to just sit, enjoy the good food and watch the people go by. read more

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I came here for lunch on my last day in Stockholm after a disappointing walk about the "food market". I walked up and was seated a cute little table outside giving me a nice view of the church across the street. After reading other reviews on the restaurant I knew I wanted to try the Swedish meatballs. I was a little wary, because they were pretty expensive for some meatballs, but it was well worth it. The meatballs and gravy were the best I've ever had! I could have eaten a huge bowl of them and still have wanted more, lol. The rest of the meal was eh at best. The mash was bland and the lingonberries which are usually in sauce form were just steamed berries, which was weird. In the end for 20 bucks I wanted more meatballs and less of everything else. I would have given it 5 stars but the meatball portion was pretty sad for the price. read more

Bakfickan - Best meatballs ever! - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Food was excellent and not very expensive. I had the minute steak with shaved horseradish and egg with a side of fries and they were delicious. My wife had the meatballs with mashed potatoes, lingonberries and cucumbers and they were excellent. We had the Operabarens Pilsner which is their own beer and it was quite good made locally not too far away. read more

Bakfickan - Minute steak with shaved horseradish and egg and fries. - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

A bit tough to get in, but clean and tasty food. We came as part of a group of six for dinner and after a little bit of time, managed to find a few seats fairly close to each other in groups of three. Our trio split the seared char, a fried herring special, and the meatballs. The seared char was very fresh and tasty, while the herring was interesting due to it being fried; I wouldn't say that it was my favorite preparation, but it was a lot better once you cut it with the lemon. The meatballs, however, were the standout--flavorful and accompanied with a sauce and lingonberry side that went very well with the meat. We also split a rhubarb dessert that was a nice way to close out the meal. It's not terribly expensive, and all the dishes were well prepared. I found the service to be pretty good but a little hurried, probably due to the small space and generally sparse waitstaff. In general, though, I'd recommend this place, especially for the meatballs, but moreso for smaller groups. read more

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The Yelp definition is perfect. Modern Swedish food beautifully presented and perfectly prepared. Dave had the meatball dish. Garnished with pickled cucumber and berries. I had sausage with capers and beets. Nice meal. Great location and reasonable in price. Good bread selection too. read more

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Having spent less than I thought I would in Stockholm, I decided to push the boat out for my last proper meal by dropping into Bakfickan, a beautifully decorated eaterie adjacent to the opera hall in Norrmalm. Greeted by an officious looking steward in a starched white shiirt and epaulettes, I wondered if I was under-dressed to eat here, but his austere appearance was complemented by a friendly and genial manner - I was quickly seated at one of the deep red seats at a window table and a beer was swift to follow. I took his recommendation for a herring fillet dish, having decided to avoid my third meatball meal in three days. When it arrived, I was delighted with both it's presentation and it's taste - both were exceptional. Time was pressing, or I would have happily stayed for a second beer and enjoyed more of the milieu of this impressive, tasteful and classy restaurant. Highly recommended, on all counts. read more

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In a striking location inside the city opera house by the riverfront, The Back Pocket has a great atmosphere where patrons are at the counter seats enjoying their classic Swedish meals such as swedish meatballs with ligonberries and mashed potatoes, beef Ryberg, and Isterband sausages. Everyone is able to feel the historic ambiance surrounded by the many opera photographs on the walls and the green lampshades over the counter. We shared a starter and main platter among the two of us, with a bottle of wine and found it was quite filling. For the starter, we had the bone marrow topped with roe. Deliciously decadent while the savoury flavors sit in the mouth, the presentation was very creative with the marrow inside a half shaved bone served on a bed of sea salt. For the main, while there were the traditional meatballs and other Swedish classics on the menu where others at the counter were all seeming to enjoy, the old Swedish couple next to us had both ordered Wallenbergare and mentioned this was one of their favorite plates of veal patties with green peas, lingonberries and potato puree. Did not disappoint, very hearty to nourish a bear before hibernating through winter! Overall, one of the best dining experiences to be found in the city, friendly staff and a decent range of wine to go with the classic food experience. Stay late enough and maybe you'll share your bottle of vino with the opera singers after their gig! read more

Found this place thru Yelp actually - I think I searched for "authentic Swedish cuisine" and this one popped up along with a few others. I figured I needed to go play the dumb American tourist as I was passing through Stockholm and go sample the homegrown cuisine. The hotel concierge recommended this other place called Prinsen, but I opted for Bakfickan given that it was closer and seemed more low-key in the pictures posted here. I think it was one of the few places that was open on Sunday night around the general area and it did not disappoint. I saw a few other fellow dumb Americans in the restaurant who probably followed the same discovery path I did. Overall, I don't have enough experience with the Swedish variety of meatballs and pureed potato to know a bad one from a good one, but overall the meal was great, the staff friendly, the venue old-school charming, and prices were not unreasonable. There seems to be a limited amount of seating so I can see how this place can get crowded very quickly on a weekday. read more

Bakfickan - Meatballs and puréed potato - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Great first meal in Stockholm. Shared food with my parents: -Swedish meatballs -seared salmon tartare -duck three ways I'd recommend all three, especially the duck and Swedish meatballs. Very nice vibe and lovely decor. read more

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Had a wonderful dinner here while visiting Sweden. Herring appetizer was delicious. Swedish meatballs were fantastic. My son had the shrimp salad--very sizable and delicious. Would definitely return. Dined al fresco with a beautiful view of the church. read more

One of the best Swedish restaurants in the city. Did not disappoint. Of course, we ordered more Swedish meatballs and also their special of the day- gnocchi. So so good, and it exceeds my meatball expectations! (lol.) Comes with your standard mashed potatoes, lingonberries, and pickled cucumbers. I am missing this hearty homelike meal already. Entrance was kind of confusing and yes, the inside is cramped. There's no reservations or a real hostess so if you are waiting to dine in, then you will just be overflowing in the front because it's 1. too cold to wait outside and 2. there is no real bar to just grab a drink from. Word to the wise. read more

We were looking for a place to have meatballs and this place was close to our hotel. It was very crowded when we arrived on a Friday night. We found seating at the bar and started with a Swedish beer recommended by the bartender. The meatballs were good and filling and "nothing like IKEA's" as advised by the bartender. They are served with sliced pickled cucumbers and lingonberries. We wanted the complete experience so we tried it. It was an interesting combo but not terrible. Would definitely go back for meatballs next time we are in Stockholm. read more

We came upon this place on our search for Swedish meatballs. The food was excellent, as was the friendly service! read more

Bakfickan - Classic Swedish meatballs - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

Perfect sway into Swedish meatballs and ambiance. The food was delicious, meatballs cooked perfectly and the mashed potatoes were smooth and creamy. Our meals were pricey but that is typical for Stockholm. read more

Around the backside of the opera building lies the restaurant Bakfickan which means "the Hip Pocket". This small restaurant contains just 28 seats and they're placed around a large counter and the along the interior walls. In the summertime there's nice seating available outside on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk is where I sat and I absolutely loved it. I got to people watch and stare at the lovely Jakob's church while I ate my dinner. Bakfickan serves traditional Swedish food, so I just had to try their Swedish meatballs. I had to, right? Read the other reviews, so did everyone else :-) The meatballs were great and served with puréed potatoes, lingonberry sauce, and cucumber slices. What's also great is they were the lowest priced entree in the menu. The crayfish toast was also terrific. I never had that before. I love that the chef maticulously removed the crust off of the bread. Yay for the presentation (see my pic). Also no complaints with the service. The waitstaff made me feel very welcome even though my mouth gave away I was a tourist the moment English came out of it. There were a mix of both locals and tourists surrounding me and it appeared everyone received the same great treatment. read more

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Came here with high hopes. -1 star because they made us wait for over an hour minutes for our meal. Other people who came in later were served first. The wait staff were not helpful or empathetic. -1 star because since we were so hungry the food didn't taste as good as it could have. I'm sure it would have been good if we got the food earlier. -1 star because the price is too steep for the food we got. $90 for what I would say is a very undelicious meal. read more

Nice small restaurant with good food and good service in the Gamla Stan area of Stockholm. Perfect introduction to Swedish meatballs. We waned a place that served classic Swedish dishes and Bakfickan certainly did. The sirloin was a bit tough but cooked to perfection and was tasty. Excellent place and I highly recommend. read more

Bakfickan - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

If you want an amazing traditional Swedish meal, this is your place. The three of us all ordered the meatball meal and split a bottle of Rosé. The wine was great, and the brown bread was especially tasty. The meatballs came out quickly and were served with a hearty sauce (I would say gravy but I hate the word gravy) and some AMAZING mashed potatoes. All meals came with a dish of pickles and lingonberries- the berries balanced out the saltiness of the dish perfectly. The only thing that was disappointing was the curtness of the staff. I took a photo of my meal and the waiter rolled his eyes and they were overall dismissive of us, but the food was so good and the service fast so I didn't quite care. read more

Bakfickan - Meatballs and potatoes- yum! - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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Best meal of our trip. Amazing service. I had the Friday night special (veal, potatoes) and my friend had Swedish meatballs. Both were AMAZING. everything that came out of the kitchen looked fantastic and every patron looked happy. Try to go right before an opera starts and the bar (aka all the seating) clears out. Would come back to this city simply for this meal. (But also for lots of other reasons!) read more

Bakfickan - Scandinavian Near Me - Stockholm, Alberta

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Incredibly disappointing. Maybe my partner and I ordered the wrong thing, but there were lots of reasons why we regretted stepping foot into the restaurant. First, the restaurant is extremely cramped. There was barely any room to walk and most people were seated at the bar. Though perhaps that was the reason why there were a lot of solo diners, which is nice. Second, though this is not really the problem of the servers but management, there were only two waiters serving the entire restaurant. Service was extremely slow and they were inattentive. We got our food about an hour and a half after ordering while we saw so many others at the bar getting their food earlier, even though they had arrived much later. Not sure if this is because we were clearly Asian / American, but that seems a bit problematic. I got the steak tartare and it was mediocre at best. The texture was strange and it was just not what I was expecting. My partner got the sausage dish and it was the softest sausage I had ever eaten, and after my first bite I didn't want to try his dish anymore. On top of that, it was like $35 per dish and it was just really not worth it. (After reading some other reviews it seems that others have experienced rude service and treatment towards Americans and Asians especially. Now it makes sense.) read more

Pleasant place to visit. The staff are a bit aloof at first, but the food is very good. They also serve their own beer (which is great). Check the specials board. Had the prawns on toast followed by stuffed quail on a bed of risotto. read more

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