First time visiting Sweden and just arrived in Linkoping where my husband has to be for work…read more Stopped into this Espresso House and got a chai tea latte which was great (it's a sweet kind which is how I like it), great desserts and pastries, and nice selection of sandwiches and salads. You can get the food to go or can eat there (inside or in the many patio tables and chairs outside). I'm sure we will be stopping in here frequently.

Love the food, the staff, the environment, the beer! My favourite is moules frites, share a big one…read morewith a friend and buy extra fries. Then you will order more. Maybe not the best place for big companies. But will return ennyways

We went with some friends a couple weeks ago after they said it was their favorite restaurant in…read moretown, primarily for the awesome beer selection. The atmosphere was nice yet casual - relaxed and warm. The service was excellent, as was the extensive Swedish and international beer list. The food though was average - nothing excellent and not worth the typical higher Swedish price point at all. A $30 usd dessert described as a baked chocolate trio was literally three chocolate bites the size of Andes mints. We got it to go and they brought it to us in a snack sized plastic baggy. I'll spend that on a dessert at a restaurant whose ambiance and menu warrants it. It's a pub, with pub food. The food was 3 stars so the overall average rating is 4. Visit De Klomp on a night you're in the mood for excellent beer and and excellent service, but don't go for the spendy (by American standards - pretty typical for Sweden) pub food.

One of numerous Espresso House outlets in Sweden and not one of the best ones as the staff are…read moreusually stressed (or perhaps the customer are stressed and that makes the staff stressed) and the quality of the cofffee here has at times been a bit worse thtn the average Espresso House location. That said they do still most of the time serve a good cup of coffee and it has really improved the offerings at the train station.The fact that it is at the station means that despite there being a lot of seats there are often people who have not bought anything sitting around at the tables. Not really an issue for me as I usually just pick something up and then head to the train. It is also recommended to buy a salad or sandwich here rather than on the train. Price is better and the quality is far superior to what is served on the trains. Other than that it is nothing special.

Cafe Berget is the coziest and most adorable little cafe in all of Östragötaland. It's situated in…read morethe very center of Linköping's shopping district, so you can easily take a cup of tea and pie while you're enjoying the city. Sitting literally on top of a little 'berg' (o.k., maybe not literally, it's a small rock) it sits high above all other shops, and you'll have to climb a little winding stone staircase to get to their front door. You enter through a little door that makes you feel like you're about to enter the Hobbit home of Bilbo Baggins. The rest of the tea-house is divided into lots of small rooms that you access through staricases and child-sized door-openings, very topsy-turvy (good luck balancing your tray loaded with tea-mugs and plates full of pie on these tiny stairs!). Each room is decorated in a different baroque color scheme (but most of the furniture is pre-1900s, very quaint). You'll have to jockey with lots of other Berget-goers to get a seat here, which is almost impossible during the lunch and fika hours of summer. I've had to wait out other customers a few times or cram my 3-person party into a 2-person seating area (it's worth it). But enough about their interior, lets talk about PIE. And TEA. Because they do both marvelously. Lemon cream pie, pecan pie, blueberry pie, strawberry pie, pumpkin pie (I've only seen this once though)... the list goes on! You can order any of the pies and I guarantee that you'll be very satisfied (my favorite is the lemon cream, tastes a lot like lemon curd). Then there's the choice of tea, which is difficult as you have an entrire wall filled with large Asian Garden tin containers filled with the stuff. Reds, Whites, Blacks, and Green.... oh, and Coffee of course which is also good (Strong-brew Arvid Nordqvist coffee here). If you don't want pie they have a small selection of cookies, buns and pasteries as well as a few sandwiches. All in all, you have not had a proper fika-experience in Linköping until you visit Berget Cafe & Tehus. (My score: 8/10)

I feel like I was at my grandma's place. Feel so old and good at the same time. Piece are good and…read morethe terrace on summer time is the best

I should preface this review by saying that I am an American who moved to Linköping, Sweden at the…read moreend of July of this year, along with my Canadian boyfriend. That being said, we have been exploring and can't wait to embrace Linköping as our home until next Spring. We've been dining out and trying new places but, until this spot, I haven't been blown away by anything I've eaten. Until. This. Spot. A few weeks ago, shortly after our move and while on a walk with my two dogs, I strolled past Restaurant Parisien. There were a few people dining on the sidewalk patio and, as I gazed inside, I noticed a plethora of other folks having their meals within the restaurant. I had walked past several other restaurants on my trot through town that days and the days prior, but the thing that struck me about this place was that ever single person seemed to be genuinely enjoying their meal and their drinks and their time there, overall. It was then that I vowed to try this place. So, last Saturday, I did just that ^ with my always-hungry boyfriend in tow. Immediately, we were greeted by who I would later discover to be the owner. After we sat, we were promptly visited by our polite and friendly server, who I would later discover to be the owner's son. While virtually the entire menu called to us, we ended up ordering: -Onion soup (A lighter tasting version of what I'm used to tasting in the States but equally as satisfying!) -Filet Mignon with Béarnaise and red wine sauce (I dipped my potatoes and fingers in that delicious sauce. So yum.) -Arctic Char (Everything a fish dish should be. A large portion of fish, served with tons of complimenting dill and perfectly boiled potatoes) Overall, I would rate my experience here as simply great. If you're in Linköping and you want a delicious meal, received by a lovable and gracious staff, while surrounded by a cozy and comfortable ambience then look no further than Restaurant Parisien. I'll be back very very soon.

Exelent service and the food is SO GOOD Also a very special…read morenice atmosphere. You can choose to sit inside or watch the people passing by while you enjoy your food outside.

The crepes were very good with large portions. We enjoyed the food, but the service was not very…read moregood, and they seem to be the only place in Sweden that does not accept credit cards

It's not difficult to make ice cream taste good. Is Bosses glassbar good then? Yes and no. Ice…read morecream is indeed good. But I think it is more of old habit to grab ice cream from this stall nowadays than it is actually amazing ice cream. I give it a high score though since I enjoy ice cream on a sunny day. And if you are looking for none supermarket ice cream then Bosses is the place to go I think.

Way to expensive, no payment by card and rushed survice. Some of the flavours are well made while…read moreothers are just sweet and full of cream. I'd recommend the Blood Orange sorbet.