Being from the US, I like a great-tasting meal with large portions. Oliver Twist had excellent…read morefood and comparable prices to other restaurants in Europe, but with US-sized portions. Eat here, you won't be disappointed!

A pretty rare type of restaurant the place has a kind of ambience that you can't find anywhere else…read morein the city! The food is tastes very good the pancakes are very good for children and the shrimp (small shrimp) salad is great for a lunch run. The service is nothing new or special it's regular for a slightly more expensive restaurant.

This is a really nice cafe which makes you feel like you're in the countryside or almost a…read morefarm-like environment, but it is located in the city center of Nyköping. They have a lot of different cakes, sandwiches and other things to eat as well as coffee from really good coffee beans, they smelled so good. I'm not sure about if they have an alternative seating area in the winter somewhere, but most of their seating was outside in the garden. Check the opening hours before you decide to visit, as most places around this area it was closing pretty early on Sundays, around 3pm I think.

Mouthwatering sirloin and tenderloin plank steaks!! Pairs great with a pint of Falcon beer on tap…read more Diyar gives great service to English speakers too.

We were a group of eight showing up late, but were well taken care of although we had to be quick…read more Many had the bookmaker toast and were happy. I and another chose the seafood bowl (fisk- och skaldjursgryta) and the young fellow had a burger. The seafood tasted fresh though could perhaps have had some more mussels. For drinks I had an Aperol Spritz, which wasn't quite like in Munich, but all right, and a glass of decent Riesling. Others had prosecco and beer, and seemed content. This is a popular spot and it's easy to see why.

This is the first sushi place I've liked outside the US or Japan and it's crazy reasonably priced…read more The place is small and apparently gets very busy at times, but I was somehow the only person here when I came on a Tuesday at 6:30pm. The plate in the picture is one of their preset options (just tried it since they don't have an English menu) and it was only 100 krone, which is under $12! And it includes miso soup too. Insane. The guy (owner?) speaks more English than he lets on, in the typical Japanese fashion, but keep in mind there isn't an English menu. In general the menu is small, but I was definitely satisfied.