We were walking the old town neighborhood, Gamla Stan, when trying to find somewhere to stop for…read morelunch. The windows of this spot were filled with customers enjoying ramen. We had to wait just a couple of minutes for two tables to open up but it was well worth the wait. The menu is limited, but I appreciate that they are serving what they know they have perfected. My husband and I both ordered the shoyu ramen. The broth is so flavorful and the pork is so thinly sliced, which I appreciate. I don't do runny yoke in an egg, but my husband enjoyed that component. The woman working in the restaurant was so friendly and quick to tend to our table. This is a hidden gem that you should check out if you like ramen!

Excellent ramen and excellent service. Small ramen shop with just 10-12 seats but worth the odd…read morehours and stopping in. One of the best ramens I've found in Stockholm.

Booked in advance of our trip to Stockholm - they accept reservations online! We had an excellent…read moreexperience - such a cozy restaurant right near Galma Stan. We opted for their three course special which was a tasty cauliflower and truffle oil soup, a version - potato - and greens combo served on top of a peppercorn and lingonberry sauce, and a delicious chocolate truffle. Complimentary bread and butter to start too! Was a great experience with friendly service. Felt worth the price!

Quaint location off a beaten cobblestone stone path in old town (gamla stan) Stockholm…read more The offer reservation online. Great quick service with friendly staff We got the 3 course meal which was delicious and worth the cost. Started with cauliflower and truffle oil soup, next was the venison main course with potatoes and greens on top of a lingonberry and peppercorn sauce, and for dessert a delightful chocolate truffle. They do have complimentary bread and whipped butter.

Glad we found this very cool little spot. Matgatan has a cozy hipster vibe with incredibly nice…read morestaff. My wife had the Portobello mushroom burger, accompanied with toasted kale and an apple/carrot slaw. One of the most delicious veggie burger I've tasted. I had the falafel in a pita. Also delicious. The generous amount of tzatziki sauce made it impossible to eat neatly but I didn't care, it was so good. Plus I had extra napkins..lol Not touristy at all. Seemed like mostly locals. Prices very resonable.

I happened upon this shop while wandering around gamla stan and to my delight it was fantastic. The…read morewaitress was extremely helpful, walking me through the menu (they also had English menus available). The design of the cafe is great, creating a cozy and comfortable environment that felt inviting. I sat upstairs on a little bench listening to the sounds of a record player float through the air enjoying the space. I ate an avocado salad that included a soft runny egg, peas and mushrooms covered in sesame seed which was delicious. I'd definitely recommend this place.

I decided to go here for lunch based on my Yelp search. We came in a little before they opened and…read moresat outside. There were two other families waiting already. Once they were open, it took a long time between us being given menus to finally getting our food- 50 minutes. They should've given us our side while we were waiting for the board. We ordered a side of salami and Swedish cheese and the hairy pig board. I enjoyed the side, but the board not so much. The board consisted of wild boar sausage with broche bun, wild boar taco, peppercorn fries, and wild boar lasagna. The board was quite heavy and salty. I didn't have enough stomach space to even try the taco. I did enjoy the fries, but it's not enough for me to want to return.

When staying next to Gamla Stan we read that this was a place not to be missed..only it was so easy…read moreto miss and we had to give a pretty good search before finally locating it. This place is tucked below street level and is very intimate and downright cozy with its low beam wood ceiling, wood tables in every cranny it can fit to accommodate guests, and a tiny little bar. You can find this place outside by the wooden sign with the boar on it, then simply peer down into the low window and if you see a hairy pig nomming on a sausage, congratulations! You're in the right place. We stopped in not long before closing time and that was probably the only reason we were able to get a much coveted table. The barkeep was nice and let us put in a quick order while also getting us drinks. Unfortunately for me, there were not very many gluten free tapa options on the menu, but there were a few naturally gf. The salami and sausages were thought to have gluten so I went with the smoked shell on shrimp, a cheese dip, and some salad with olives. I wasn't crazy about the smoked shrimp but the olives and cheese were good. The husband enjoyed a sausage in bun which he said was great. Overall we liked the vibe and I think if you can eat the locally sourced meats like my husband it's probably a pretty solid place. If you're gf or allergy you'll probably still be hungry at the end of the meal like I was.

This was our favorite dinner from our entire time in Stockholm. It had everything -- cozy/romantic…read morevibes, outstanding service, and delicious food. Everything you'd need for the perfect meal out! They do not accept reservations and we went on a Sunday evening around 8:30 pm. We waited about 30 minutes, but boy was it worth it! We were seated at a cute little corner table that had pads on the benches, right next to a window to see the street. Lighting was dim and cozy. Service was the best I've had in recent memory. Our waitress was peppy despite having to deal with a long line and probably a long day. She was friendly, attentive, and so cheerful! 100/10. We started with the reindeer salad since my bf had never had reindeer before. While the reindeer seemed less cooked than expected, by the end he really liked the mix of flavors and thought it paired well with the salad. We both got the Swedish meatballs for our entrees and loved them! We both loved the pickled cucumbers and lingonberries. The lingonberries pair so well with the meat! While there are only 3 meatballs, they were so huge neither of us could finish all of them. Especially because I wanted to save room for dessert: the sponge cake! While it didn't look like much on presentation, it was surprisingly moist and the cream and berries were absolutely delicious. My bf said he was only going to have one bite (he's not a big dessert guy) but instead ended up eating half! Highly recommend! Overall would come back again just for the vibes, service, dessert, and to probably try another entree, which I'm sure would be good as well! If you don't know where to eat and want a memorable night out, come here!!

Such a cute little restaurant in the middle of old town. They don't take reservations so we did…read morehave to wait outside about 15-20 minutes during prime dinner time. It's very cozy and homey inside, great for a date night or dinner with a few friends. My husband and I ordered a bottle of wine and shared the reindeer fillet mixed salad which was so good. It was light and refreshing and not gamey at all. For entrees we both ordered the Swedish meatballs which were delicious. Glad I didn't have to share my plate! We were stuffed afterwards so didn't try dessert. I would definitely come back here again next time I'm in town!

This restaurant is amazing and should definitely be visited. The food is delicious and the staff…read moregoes above and beyond. My mom and I are celiac and visited this restaurant through the "Find me GF" app. We asked about gf bread and the waiter ran out to buy some for us. They even made it into garlic bread so we wouldn't miss out. Their food is delicious (definitely recommend the elk).

Helpful and friendly staff at a historic restaurant! Had the elk filet and it was exquisite. So…read moreglad there was room for a dessert as the lingonberry mousse was delicious! Restaurant C C is one of the favorite restaurants of my vacation. I'll be back!

Let's start with Ambiance. The wine cellar, was built in the 1400's, and now is one of there main…read moredining rooms. The decor matches the age and this place has ambiance galore. If I could, it would be a 10 out of 5 stars in terms of romance and history. We went with a group of people and it was a set menu. We started with a mushroom soup that had perhaps not the depth of flavor as the best mushroom soups I've had, but it was very good. Next, as our main course, we had Swedish meatballs, gravy, and mashed potatoes. Without a doubt, these were the best Swedish meatballs I've ever had, and they also should get bonus points above and beyond the five star service. The dessert was a very serviceable apple cake (yes, cake, not pie) with an excellent vanilla cream sauce they called "custard." Service was a bit robotic, but we were a group of two dozen people, so basically, there goal was to serve food and collect dishes. Because of that, I can't really take service into account on my overall rating. This restaurant is in the heart of the Old Town, so easy to get to and recommended.

Very charming place to grab a tea or coffee and pastry. The service is also very friendly…read more Definitely recommend if you are in Stockholm.

Right in the heart of the old town is Chokladkoppen, which makes for a great place to stop and rest…read moreafter lots of walking through Stockholm's Gamla Stan (Old Town). Sometimes you just need somewhere to catch your breath, catch up, and plan for the rest of the day. Chokladkoppen did that for me. I had the Hot Chocolate and a cinnamon bun, and leisurely sat at my table for at least 30 minutes. There was never pressure to move on, which is so common, at least in the US ("Are you finished working on that? Can I bring you something else? Can I bring you a box?). The hot chocolate was dark, very much tasted like quality chocolate, and like a warm massage. I also ate one of their cinnamon buns, which are very popular in Stockholm. It also hit the spot. The cost of the hot chocolate was $6 USD and the cinnamon bun was a few cents less. The view from the table and people watching alone was worth the total $12 cost, but so was the hot chocolate and cinnamon bun.

This place had really great service and a cute interior which is why I am sad to have to give it…read moreless than five stars. Unfortunately, the broccoli soup I ordered was just not good, and my boyfriend got the chicken curry baked potato, only to receive a chicken salad potato. Perhaps a translation error, but it was not the best culinary experience.

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.

A small place, but with some crazy stadium style seating. The food here appears to be all organic…read more My wife had a Nordic open-faced sandwich, and after eating those in Copenhagen, Oslo and Sweden, she said this was the best one she had. I had a bowl of the fish stew, which came with a side of cream that was like sour cream. I watched some other gentlemen take a spoonful and put it in their soup and eat it. That fish stew was hearty and delicious. They also serve organic beers here and I had a Stockholm Organic Lager, which tasted like a German Pilsner. It's not a huge place, and when we got there, the tables at ground level were full. They have outside seating, but seeing how this was early January, we didn't want to eat outside, even though it is covered (but still a bit open). They have these "stadium-style" seats with little tables, though, and we climbed up there. They have everything partially made, and when you order, they put it together. There were only two people I could see handling it, but service was great. Some of the best food I ate all trip.

This was one of my favorite places that we ate in Stockholm. We were trying hard to find reasonably…read morepriced places to eat and found this one. It's a very small place, so a lot of people take their food to go. There are a few tables along the window and then there's stadium seating along one of the smaller walls. It's a cool concept, but it's kind of hard to climb up, especially when you're trying to climb around people. It does provide a good view of the restaurant though. It's fast casual, so you order at the counter and they bring your food to you. The service was pretty fast. The food is incredibly good. We did one of the dishes with meat and the other with vegetarian. We got the sauces they recommended with it. It had so much flavor and tasted very fresh. I would highly recommend coming here while you're in Stockholm. We enjoyed it way more than the places you have to pay the times the price.