A charming spot with a menu strictly based on local ingredients and a farm to table approach. One…read moreof the few spots we found with an abundance of fresh vegetables and salads on the menu. The menu changes according to ingredients, so we went with staff recommendations...all were phenomenal...we tried both a meat and fish specials. They also had a great vegetarian pasta dish. Desserts were also great. What made this even more interesting was its beautiful location with a lovely outdoor terrace with a water tranquil view of the water...in more of a residential area, away from tourist noise and traffic.

A classy place with a soothing atmosphere. The owners used to run a restaurant with a Michelin star…read morein the same locale, but they have abandoned that entire concept and now lowered the ambition and the prices slightly. Food was great but not phenomenal - the seasoning was perfect but some things were not cooked enough, others slightly too much... In that department they could do better. Service was excellent and I love that they list the farms they get their produce and meat from. I'd be happy to return.

I won't be coming back…read more I went here with my partner on a Friday evening with no table booking. Luckily the had seats both inside and outside. The restaurant is on a quiet side street in a very quaint neighborhood. The waiter proceeded to forget my entire order so I sat and watched my partner eat her food. When he was informed of the mistake he was very apologetic but failed to promise any compensation. I ordered my food a second time, and then *I* ate while my *partner* looked on. Need I say that's not the dinner experience you're hoping for? Anyway, there wasn't anything wrong with the food itself. A guy I assumed was the owner came by our table: "I heard about the thing with the order" he said, chuckled and patted me on the shoulder. "Sorry about that." It was just awkward and didn't feel sincere. Check came, no discount for the botched order. No dessert on the house. Nothing. The owner had made some more small talk, saying some of the dishes I had ordered were his personal top picks - and that I still had some of his recommended menu items to try out. "Maybe next time" he said. Little did he know there will be no next time.

My husband has a knack for picking the best restaurants just by randomly walking by and suggesting…read morethem, 0 research and just vibes. This was probably my favorite meal in Sweden. We had just arrived that afternoon and were walking around our hotel to look for an early dinner. The dining room is lovely but not too stuffy or formal. We ordered the brown bread for starters, along with some wine and beer. I ordered the Arctic char (parsnip, chili, hazelnuts, browned butter and a soy glaze) and Paul G. went with the meatballs (hand-rolled and with cream sauce, mashed potatoes, lingonberries and pickled cucumber). We had the traditional Swedish meatball dish a few more times during the trip and they all came with the same components, but Bistro Bestick's was my fave. The sauce was heavier, velvety and creamy, and the potatoes were oh so fluffy. The berries were tart and fresh. I loved my fish, too... the hazelnuts, brown butter and soy were such a bright, unexpected combination. I enjoyed every bite. Don't sleep on dessert here! I couldn't even finish my dinner but still wanted to try the chocolate rum cake (salty caramel sauce, roasted peanuts, vanilla ice cream and crispy sesame) and what a delightful flavor explosion! It was beautifully presented and the sesame "cracker" on top was the perfect contrast to all the sweetness. I'd highly recommend BB!

Great food and service. Meatballs were great as was the starter. Can't remember which starter it…read morewas because it was seasonal but overall lovely experience.

Okay so I was locked out of my air bnb right next door to this place. While I was waiting I…read morestumbled in with all my gear and Bilan was so accommodating. He helped me allowed me to wait and charge my phone while I handled I handled AIrBnb. Also I got burger here that was best I've had in Sweden. I don't say that lightly either.

Clean, city-styled establishment with an attractive bar. Very little if any English being spoken or…read moreunderstood here. Bathrooms were pretty rank. We just sat and had a coffee chat, which wasn't much to write home about but our neighbors food smelled good. A fair number of people hanging out by themselves having a beer on Sunday afternoon but without the Lion Bar alcoholic vibe (at least, not completely). One was reading a book. I would return and try the food at some point. I don't think it's likely to be a spot worth visiting from a-far, but as central meeting point for friends? Sure.

Could this be the most brunch-bang for your buck in Stockholm? Perhaps so! Bönan och Prinsen is the…read morebest thing since Mississippi Inn, I'd say. I absolutely adore Mississippi's brunch, but if you're looking for something a bit cheaper but still absolutely delish, I highly recommend this cosy little café. It's tiny but quiet and personal and downright adorable. The mismatched décor is delightfully vintage, with old couches, chairs, random paintings, and tons of colourful fringed ceiling lamps. The staff are super-duper friendly, and always have recommendations. The menu is kind of a hodge-podge - and I love it! Where can you get a takeway Ceasar sald, Thai chicken noodles, or a steak braised in wine sauce? Here! They also recently got an alcohol serving license so you can settle into an old sofa for a drink, too! And the brunch - what a deal! You can build your own breakfast, taking whatever components you want - smoothie, musli and yogurt, pancakes, etc. We ordered pancakes, eggs and bacon, fresh juice, and coffee for two people, and it was just over 250kr. No complaints there! And it was all delicious. You could tell that the eggs were real - they weren't that fake bright yellow color, they looked like the kind oy make at home - but they were fantastic. The bacon was some special type and way tastier than what I usually pick up at the supermarket. The pancakes were also fantastic and the fresh orange juice, pressed from blood oranges that day, was unbeatable. It's a bit of a trek to get out there to Kristineberg if you don't live in the area - but if you're somewhat nearby and want a cosy intimate dining experience in a relaxed but decadent environment, try it!

Super cozy hipster café serving stews, soups and sandwiches at very reasonable prices, considering…read moreStockholm's inflated café prices. With decor straight out of a 60s vintage shop, this family owned hideaway is the perfect place to get have a quiet lunch or just grab a coffee.

Didnt know what to expect when the old venue closed out, cause it seemed to be hard to pull the…read morebusiness together here. In came an indian cuisine who spiced up the quarters of Fredhäll. When looking back, it seems to be the right thing. The place is perfect for lunch and have around 6 dishes a day to choose from. Prices are fair, food taste genuine and extra spicy on demand. They have quite a few tables inside and an outside patio when due. Dinner or lunch i bet you wont be dissapointed and i think they are here to stay. Veni, vici, vidi...Spice corner!

Curry is essentially the modern Brit's favorite meal... I'm so pleased to have found this place…read moresince moving to Stockholm; a top Indian restaurant that isn't in the heart of the city - it's a bit nicer than a local suburban curry house in terms of decor and such, but the service and food are exactly what I want from somewhere like this. Top notch! What should you order? Talk to the staff and let them guide you - they know best! And go for something different each time. I've not eaten badly here, and can't see why I would! This was also a perfect place for us to eat out when our son was first born. You won't dine alone, but it's not full to capacity like some of the Indian's in town so you have space - we managed to park the buggy, and still not bang elbows with anyone!

Excellent pasta at a good price. Nice place with great outdoor and indoor seating. Not just…read morestandard bolognese but dishes like putanesca, amatriciana, etc. I can recommend the beer Gradisca as well, a new favorite.