Tant Gredelin is such a cute cafe with a very traditional Swedish feeling. It's nice to walk in and…read moresee a lot of home baked sweets on display by the counter and the whole interior has a matching theme. There were a couple of gluten free options which were made using almond flour, I tried the apple cake and it was really good. I guess this cafe is mainly worth a visit for their home baked sweets but there are also sandwiches which could work as a breakfast or lunch option.

Went on a Saturday evening. Good service really nice grilled salmon dinner and fish & chips…read more Classic British style pub. Close to a central car park. Beers on tap not too British but had a fair selection. Would go again.

Really nice environment and great service. The good was delicious and the tiny suace glasses were…read moreadorable. The drinks were also great, not entire filled with ice like most drinks are.

This is our favorite cafe. The interior is beautiful, with lots of thoughtful design details. The…read morefood, coffee, and tea are delicious, and the service great!

Decent food is hard to find on the Swedish roads so Chop Chop is a really refreshing option if…read moreyou're driving down the E18 or just happen to be visiting Enköping, not that I can think of a reason why you'd ever be visiting Enköping. Their Sweet Chicken was out of this world, delicately accompanied by a wide assortment of sides, this is the place to visit. Do your taste buds a favor and visit Chop Chop!

Not bad as a concept, flavour perhaps further from the authentic side of the scale but tasty non…read morethe less. Had the chow mein and onion beef, nothing to write home about but more exciting than the plain burger. All the casual traits of a drive true, cheerful staff, condiments, soft drink station and an interior created by someone related to the one who created the decore at all other mainstream drive true joints. Well worth a try, it's not the predictable burger at least. Price equal to other drive true joints.

Well, having heard a great deal about the excellense of the Swedish Max burgers and their…read morecommersials about freshness and locally produced beef made me give it a go. I went with the American staple, a cheeseburger and a shake - a luxurious shake at that. Well let's get in to it. First of the burger. The bun was a letdown, too flaky and light for my taste (much like the clown, the royalty and all the other burger suspects). The patty was thin, minced to fine and rather flavourless. The condiments (the burgersauce, the tomato, the cheese and the lettuce) was more or less filler. They did'nt contribute with much other than a splash of color. The burger as a whole, a letdown. Now the shake. A traditional soft ice cream base, a big squeeze of arteficial raspberry flavouring, a scattering of liquirish candy and topped of with whipped cream from a can. Too much sugar for me I must confess. So, the verdict? Having to choose between this, the clown or the royalist is a non question. You're basically eating the same thing. Go for the shortest que. It will get rid your hunger but you could do better.

This is not good Hamburgers…read more I can not understand why Swedes brag about Max. It is taste awful and it is a shame to call this real hamburgers. We will never come back as there are much better places. Is there pork in these burgers?