I headed down here one evening as I was craving seafood. It's located on a canal, and you can…read moreeither sit inside or outside on a barge. I chose to sit inside, as I was by myself. I walked around first to check the place out, a very cool interior, and several places to eat. I didn't realize it at first, but there is more than one restaurant. I went to the front host stand and told the host that it was one for dinner. He greeted me, gave me a menu, and then we walked to one of the seafood bars and I sat down. The name was Ekmans Almost immediately, the man behind the bar came to me and asked me for my drink order. We discussed the different beers available, I settled on a local draft and then perused the menu. As I walked in, I spied another diner having a seafood platter, which looked great. I asked my server about it, and he highly recommended it, so I ordered it. He brought me a tasty cold beer, and shortly thereafter, my seafood platter arrived, and it was perfect- a bunch of tasty small shrimp, mussels, salad, crackers, aged cheese, and 3 huge Langoustines! It was delicious, I had a second beer and enjoed my meal and conversation with the barman very much. There are several restaurants here, as well as a seafood market during the day. I would definitely come back here on my next visit- highly recommended!

Slow slow slow. Hard to get server help. Overpriced. 10 usd for a can of beer. The barge menu is…read morelimited. Indoors is more extensive, but only limited hours. Bit of a disappointment. I would say roll a dice coming here. Ordered peeled shrimp. Good but nothing special and $$$.

Stopped in several times a week to sample the varying restaurants and bakes. Not to be missed!…read moreHasselssons Matluka was my fave- amazing mortadella on Persian bread was wonderful.

I was here for work for a week…read more Naturally my curiosity took me around the city and I stumbled upon this market. It doesn't look like much from the inside but it's inside is filled with many different vendors and purveyors of meats, produce, and an array of grocery items. Good thing they had items on display since I didn't know what the Swedish words were for the food items. It's a bustling market and it's where the locals go to buy their ingredients for the day or next day. I don't see huge shopping carts in these parts like at home. Meat and veggies look the same here in the market, so easy to distinguish what you are buying. Many Swedes do speak English and probably better than I would be attempting to speak any lick of Swedish I have learned from my expat friends in Germany.

This is located in the basement of NK…read more They have a great selection (I believe they say 100) of not only tea but also coffee (beans or grind on demand) and chocolate and pralines. The girl behind the counter was very helpful and let me smell teas and coffee beans until I could decide. It is a bit pricier than other "ordinary" tea & coffee shops on a less fancy location. Maybe it is me, but I get a good (upscale) feeling buying my tea here once in a while. "Everyday luxury". They don't accept AMEX. (None of the little stand alone shops at NK does)

Nice all-vegetarian cafe that has mostly vegan dishes. You pick the number of items you want and…read morepick from the pre-cooked items available. I got the 5-item (129 SEK), which comes with a small bowl of soup and slice of bread. The food was reasonably tasty but not particularly plentiful -- not great value for the rather small portion you get. Decent place but just mediocre food and you will be hungry a couple hours later if you're more than a small eater. Okay spot.

Lovely place for Swedish cuisine and drinks. Apersol Spritz is my new favorite. Located in…read morefamous Haga.

Just over the street from Sushi and sushibar perfect to take some nice fruit with the takaway on…read morethe way home.