Best burgers in Stockholm maybe ? Maybe only complain could be they are to big :-)…read moreWide selection of beer both swedish and us microbrewery.

Hot diggity dog, what a big burger!…read more I work by Sorbon and am always tempted to go in for some after work drinks (which I've done a couple of times). The atmosphere is nice and they have a huge and unique selection of beers. The prices aren't terrible either. Even though it gets crowded sometimes, it's nice to have a little gem in an otherwise lacking area (looking at you, Brommaplan). I've only had the burgers here, but it was a great burger! I didn't feel the need to return over and over again like other burger joints, but it was pretty decent. They had the option for pizza fries which were probably invented by Zeus himself, so that earned them some points as well. Definitely worth a visit if you're in or around the area!

Karamellan Cafe is a lovely cafe on the grounds of Drottningholms Palace. After we had finished…read moreexploring the palace and its grounds, we wandered over to Karamellan for a bottle of Riesling. We only had two hours at Drottningholms, because we had taken the Stromma boat tour, but we made a point to reserve some time to go to Karamellan, because it was just beautiful: tables with shade on pebbled ground. We got a small bottle of Riesling to share, but I wish we'd been hungry, because the food (including the desserts looked great). Charming cafe!

In America, tourist cafes serve crappy burgers, cardboard pizza, luke warm hot dogs, and cheap ice…read morecream. In Sweden, at Drottingholm Palace's Karamellan Cafe, you can get yourself a gourmet entree and good booze. 160SEK Fish Soup. Swedes don't consider soup an appetizer. Soup is an entree, and served in a generous giant bowl. This salivating seafood soup was packed various ocean proteins. I thought the wife was crazy to pay this much for "soup", but after seeing it, its definitely worth every SEK. 175SEK Swedish Meatballs. A classic dish...and some of the beautiful balls I've seen in my life. Covered in that delicious creamy brown gravy, these big Swedish balls felt wonderful in my mouth. 60SEK Estelle Cake. Its Pink. Its fluffy. Its creamy. Its moist. Its beautiful. Its delicious. You want this. 58SEK Cider...the best way to consume fruit. Before these prices freak you out, know that Swedish prices include tax, and you don't tip at counter service cafes. So its really about the same as America. And the quality is far superior.

One of the most family friendly restaurants in Stockholm. So kid and dog friendly, due to the…read moreenormous outdoor space. A family can easily spend a full day there during summer. They have a playground, so sitting and eating/drinking while kids play is perfect. A big lawn, mini golf, and boat rentals. They have several kids options, also all full portion food can be split to half for 2 kids. We had waffles, shrimp sandwich, meatballs and burger from the grill. The service was good, friendly staff and very helpfull when we asked for help.

A cozy cafe on a snowy day. This cafe is located close to Drottningholm Palace and we decided to…read morestop by to warm up after our Palace walk. We ordered our meals at the counter and then found seats in their dining area downstairs (they also have an upstairs and outside dining.). The waffles were good, the shrimp salad was delicious as was the hot chocolate. They offer snacks and pastries up to full meals. This property is said to come alive in the summertime as there are a variety of activities here: mini golf, boating, swimming, playgrounds as well as a wooded area adjacent that has disc golf. I liked this place and would like to see it in the summer time.

Excellent dishes with great of flavors! This was a short notice decision to head to the restaurant…read morewithout a reservation but we were able to grab a table outside and enjoy a lovely Nordic sunset. Seared scallops and Salmon (cold with creamy dill - on special) were delicious and paired very well with the local Stockholm Brews available on tap/bottled. Our kids were very welcomed and got their fill as well. It was great to enjoy some local fare with a few modern twists for an overall wonderful meal. Also the restaurant is across the street from the Judarskogens nature reserve for a nice stroll after dinner.

Amazing tiny restaurant tucked next to the Royal Opera. When I say tiny, I mean tiny. There is…read moreoutdoor sidewalk seating, but inside is three two person tables and a bar. We heard it can be difficult to get a table, so we went in the middle of the afternoon. When I say we had an incredible, traditional Swedish meal, I am really underselling the experience. We had the pickled herring starter and it was so unique and interesting. Each bit of herring was prepared a different way. I was full from that, but we pressed on. Meatballs and gravad lox were to die for. After that, I'm not sure why anyone eats a berry other than lingonberry. We joked with our server that it can be hard to serve an American a meal they can't finish, but they were clearly up to the task. She smiled and said they were proud to stay true to traditional Swedish food and it was a hot spot for locals. We haven't had a bad meal in Stockholm yet, so hard to compare, but a must stop if you're visiting.

Meatballs reminded us of IKEA meatballs. Like an exact duplicate. Don't get me wrong, we are a huge…read morefan of them. This just so happened to pop in our head after taking the first bite. Fish was not memorable compared to the meatballs.

Great food! Waiter was difficult to understand, but we managed to the food was amazing. Very nice…read moreexperience overall!!!

Rustico is an italian restaurant with a cosy atmosphere. The room is filled by the smell of the…read morestone stove used for baking the pizzas. The menu card offers a nice selection of typical italian dishes, delicous wine and antipasti for a good price. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The pizza floor could be left in the stove a little bit longer for crispiness, but the pizza was still delicious. Recommended to try.

On a wonderful summer night in Stockholm this waterfront restaurant tucked away on the shore of…read moreLake Mälaren in Bromma is a perfect dining spot. The view from your dockside table over the water to several islands in Stockholm is lovely. And the food was tasty ... especially the fish stew which served with bread was just the right portion. A couple of Swedish beers added to the flavors. And the waiter was totally friendly and competent. Restaurang Bryggan is off the main tourist routes and only open in the warmer months but should be sought out for a typical and most pleasant Swedish summertime dining experience.

Hidden secret for city people, mostly locals and boat people know it. Perfect summer pub in the sun.read more