Great fried fish, comes with pickled veggies, small roasted potatoes. Everything hot fresh and…read moredelicious

Very delicious food reasonably priced. Short walk from major shopping area in the heart of…read moreStockholm. Service was excellent. We enjoyed the food very much.

This is by far one of the best Turkish restaurant, or whatever you want to call it. The food is…read moreexcellent. You get free flow tea and yoghurt, if I'm not mistaken, because I never try that, hahaha. Try Adana or Urfa, or simply kebab tallrik. Yummy!

So good, and a great option for vegan/vegetarian food. I had the hummus combo (vegan) and I loved…read moreevery single thing on the plate. Great falafel as well. I love that they also have sauces on the tables to spice things up. There is a decent amount of seating for such a small restaurant (2 or 3 larger tables and a few bar tables along the windows) and the interior is really nice and cozy. Unfortunately there is no public restroom. Although I think some of their dinner/weekend prices are a little expensive, it is still a quick, affordable, healthy option.

Good wraps, good hummus, good everything. Falafel was good, I like to grab a wrap or two they can…read morebe eaten on the go.

Excellent food and service, nice atmosphere, and not touristy. I recommend the steak!read more

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.

The pizza is OK, I'm a fan of their kebab pizza which comes regularly with a very generous amount…read moreof kebab meat (just once or twice was prepared with little meat). The crust is thin and almost crispy, as I have realized is common in Stockholm (meaning you do not find a lot of pan pizza places). The place is basically your regular local fast-food in-Centrum restaurant, serving kebab, kebab sandwiches, pizza, hamburgers, fries and salads. The quality is average, according to what you would commonly find at any restaurant that buys their products from wholesalers. Having said that, for the occasionally lazy weekend you can indulge yourself with a good movie and a tasty kebab pizza. Verdict: Will I go again? Yes. I know it's not the healthiest food in the wolrd, but sometimes you crave a good old-style greasy pizza :D Will I recommend this place? If you live in the area, yes; but rest assured that it is very likely that it has about the same quality as in your local in-centrum joint. What about the price? The prices are adequate to the area and the menu; I believe that no items (or a least very few) go above 100 kr.