Great view, great atmosphere and great food. Try it and then most probably the answer will be the…read moresame. Cheers!

We stopped in for a quick lunch and the wait staff was especially helpful. Our waiter directed us…read moreto the vegetarian items on the Swedish menu and made a special accommodation for our children. The food was fresh, well prepared and delicious! I would recommend this establishment.

If you've ever watched the crime series "Wallander", you will recognize the scenery here in Ystad,…read morewhere much of the show's action takes place. This is a charming seaside restaurant with a handsome view of the Baltic sea. It's located in an enclave with a few other businesses--a fish shop, and the path that leads up to Ales Stenar (Ale's Stones), a sort of Viking era Stonehenge. The restaurant is a good place to sample some of the local fresh seafood, or just to have a coffee and a homemade cardamom and cinnamon kannelbulle. Lunch prices for a set meal of entree, beverage, and sweet bun were reasonable. My fried fish cake was crunchy and delicious, balanced with tart red lingonberry sauce and creamy mashed potatoes. For dessert, my kannelbulle bun had all of the buttery flavor and intricate plaiting that you'd expect from this kind of pastry, yet it was a little misshapen too, signifying that it had been made by hand rather than pumped out at a factory. The second floor has the wall to wall windows for the best views while dining. It was too cold to eat outside during my trip, but they also offer outdoor seating. If you are in the area, this place is worth a trip.

This is the correct address but the card I picked up said Kaserberga Fisk...this is the place right…read moreon the water rather than the bigger resto just behind We stayed with friends for a few days and they drove us around and about - I have never been to Skana before...so all of this was new Anyway, we ended up here for lunch...you queue, order your food - we had the fish & chips - sit yourselves down overlooking the sea and enjoy Very nice...and very popular...be aware, its not a quick stop...and the loos are behind in the main building...vertiginous staircase; be careful

We stopped here after a visit to the Ale's Stones. A nice walk from the park with great views…read morealong the way. We weren't very hungry so we ordered the Friterad Spatta (Fried Plaice) to share. It was fresh, crispy and not greasy. Paired it with a Kåseberga Lager which was excellent! It's self serve and there was a minor queue when we got there but the staff was quick and friendly. They also have a shop where you can buy a variety of seafood and other items. Great place for lunch with wonderful views!

Fantastic food. Cheep and real from Asia. The restaurant is…read morenot pretty but the food is excellent. Very good price. Big portions. The staff speeks bad English and Swedish but are friendly. Worth a visit.

Man får maten snabbt.Det är rent och trevligt inne och personalen är trevlig. Där är en man…read morespecifik som alltid frågar om maten är god, om där är något som saknas och även tar brickan när man är klar åt en. Han tog även och pumpade ketchup åt min pappa en gång.

When visiting Sweden and planning to cook, Willys is an excellent choice. This supermarket offers…read moreeverything you need at reasonable prices, with friendly staff and a fully automated shopping experience for added convenience.

This is not a bad place for a pizza. I have had worse and better. I am glad I went. The menu is…read moredecent. The service was good and quick. I had a pizza that I have never had before -- toppings that might be common in Sweden but not from the USA. If you are in the area, it is worth a shot.

This place in Löderup, not too far from central Ystad, is open seasonally as part gift shop, part…read moreflower shop, part cafe. Tables are set up in a sprawling greenhouse where you can enjoy gorgeous plants and greenery, as well as look at local art on display. Especially if it happens to be a gray day, this is a pleasant place to come and feel better about life. From my experience, the overall ambiance is much more exceptional than the food. Lunch options are limited, and generally confined to pre-made dishes. My pasta salad with chicken was generously portioned, but stone cold from the fridge and not that appetizing. A slice of flourless chocolate cake with whipped cream was rich, but not exceptional. Next time I would skip the lunch and just go straight for a tea time coffee and bun. They have an extensive gift shop which I missed out on, due to time constraints, but you could easily spend a long afternoon here between browsing and have a treat. If the weather's nice, there is also outdoor seating in the garden. This place would be good for larger groups, as there are a lot of tables and places to sit, inside and out.