The food was excellent, service was great. Prices seemed a bit pricey but seems to be the case…read moreeverywhere across town. They have some Swedish specialties which you should absolutely try. Had the char which was delicious.

This is a super cute place and our waiter was absolutely amazing! The food was decent and the…read moreconcepts were there. Only disappointment was that in a lot of the other dishes (not pictured) the meat was a bit dry including their signature chicken and steak. Grilled lamb 9/10 : My meat was a little dry but still very yummy and well seasoned. The side sauce/butter complimented the meat very well and was delicious. And the potatoes were heavenly with just enough crunch with a buttery softness. And the tomatoes added an acidic bite that cut into the richness quite well. Swedish meatballs: 11/10 the best in Sweden that we tried on our trip! Homemade and super tender with a delicious sauce and lingonberries. Panna Cotta 10/10 : This is my favorite dessert and it was made really well here. The peaches were fresh and the Panna cotta was light and not too sweet. I'm not a big fan of the crumble but it tastes really well especially the sorbet which was just divine. Tip: Might need a recommendation, but walk in for small groups might be doable as well

Nice low key wine bar on the outskirts of Gamla Stan ... just kinda saw it and thought I'd get a…read moredrink. Dark setting inside but cozy. Nice seating at the bar where I sat. Service was fine . Great wine list. I asked the server for a nice bubbly and he poured me a nice brut. Also ordered a nice freshly made bruschetta. Everything was perfectly placed on this plate. Great cheese, tomatoes and drizzle of oil. The bread was nice and fried for the crunch. Great with a drink! Enjoyed the little visit here. It is a little pricier than most wine bars. Nice quiet spot though.

Excellent intimate Italian restaurant with great wines. It's a good place to get away from the…read morecrowds and relax.

Great location, food was also good! Ambiance is busy but not too and also on the water.read more

Wanted a quick lunch after touring the city and this was a short walk from the hotel. On the edge…read moreof the "upscale" side of town, but had both fancy and low-key food. Ended up getting a puff pastry with roasted vegetables that was just great. Quick and friendly service and close walking distance from Kungstrandsgarden.

Frankly - a year on from the previous time here - it hasn't got any better...we had the salad and…read morethe pasta, 2 double espressos - £28...not that exciting Visit made worse by about 3 families (12-15 people) arranging to meet one another and sitting almost on our laps when they literally had every other table to choose from in the other direction - rude bunch I think that is the final time we bother here - there are plenty of better places to go

Best mussels ive ever had. Amazing service, open kitchen and great atmosphere. Im surprised their…read morereviews are so low, interesting!

Amazing, delicious, fantastic. Everything was delicious. Poached fish in fish stock and champagne…read morereduction, served with delicious potato croquettes on a bed of spinach. Do not miss the cloud berry desert, it was perfect!

Very elegant place to have dinner…read more From the 11th floor, we had a beautiful view of the City Hall and the water. Surface was top-notch, the wine selection by the glass was decent, with a much more extensive selection by the bottle. The meals were all tasty and well presented. I would recommend this place to people wanting a special experience for dinner in Stockholm.

If you like seafood, this place is a must-visit in Stockholm! Serving up primarily Belgian cuisine…read morewith fresh Swedish seafood, it's a delicious combination. We tried mussels, gravlax, & a lobster soup. While everything was delicious, the lobster soup stole the show. It might not look like much, but it was PACKED with flavor & contained surprise salty caviar at the bottom. It holds a spot as one of my favorite non-Asian soups I may have ever ordered at a restaurant. I would go back just for that! The wine and cider list is also pretty big & not overpriced. The ambiance is very cozy with cushy booths and a fireplace. The only negative is that the service is very slow (especially if you sit in the back section like we did), and they sometimes forgot to bring us things we ordered such as new drinks. The food, however, was delicious! Food: A Drinks: A- Service: C- Ambiance: B-

I was staying at a hotel nearby and since I have a small dog I usually order takeout and eat in my…read moreroom. At Duvel we were welcomed and not only was the food delicious,me and my dog were treated to the best seat in the house and the cozy atmosphere made us come back every night during our stay in Stockholm, and I will definitely come back next time. They also have a great beer selection.

After reading mixed reviews my boyfriend and I were a little hesitant to check this place out, but…read moreI am so glad we decided to keep our reservations. Both of us were looking to try some fish in Stockholm and The Flying Elk's fish and chips did not disappoint! The cod is very well battered and fried perfectly, the fries are great as well, and it all comes with a great curry mayonnaise for dipping. You also get some house-made pickled vegetables that add a great acidity element to the meal! We both enjoyed a couple beers and walked away super satisfied. We originally had reservations for the main dining room, but wanted to check out their "back bar" after doing some research, and I would highly recommend it! The back bar is a little less formal, dimly lit, and gives off a good vibe for relaxing, enjoying a beer, and eating some tasty food. While The Flying Elk is tad pricey I think it's a worth a stop if you're visiting Stockholm!

Superb lunch. Frantzièn is one of Stockholm's premier chefs to experience and wanted to try the…read moremain resto on my last visit but couldn't get a reservation. Like Noma in Copenhagen, Frantzièn is booked for months at a time. Next day, I found his gastropub, the Flying Elk. Here you can sample the cuisine of Stockholm's favorite chef. The space is warm, open windows in summer; it's next to the water-- an optimal space to enjoy the breeze while getting a bite to eat, sample brews, an Aquavit and maybe another dish. And I did just that. For starters I had the Pan fried scallops, truffled scrambled eggs, smoked brown butter, pomme paille, covered with bonito style shaved truffles. Get this. I could have had 3 of these dishes easily. I think this is perfection of sea and earth with layer upon layer of earth manna: scrambled eggs with truffles, brown butter, the thinnest crisp potatoes and to add insult to the experience shaved tuffles on top. The dish wants you think it's Japanese, it's not...but so beautifully earthy, beautifully tasty and beautifully satisfying. My next dish the Veal Schnitzel Björn Frantzén: veal with triple cooked fries, roasted anchovy butter, red wine jus and sorrel salad was a symphony of taste contrasts: the panko-crisp texture of the veal with red wine jus (grapey delicious sauce albeit slightly overcooked cutlet), roasted anchovy butter with triple cooked fries (crisp into unctuous browned butter with a hint of anchovy) and the nicely tart (and teasingly pungent) sorrel salad. For dessert: "Eton Mess" Vanilla ice cream w/ raspberries & pink pepper meringue, strawberry & hibiscus mousse scented with roses . This was my fave dessert this trip. It's not just vanilla ice cream, it's amazingly well made silky yet subtle vanilla ice cream, that framed the summer raspberries; you scoop the strawberry/hibiscus mousse with a slightly pungent pepper meringue, the complex crumbles on your palate and you swear you've never had anything like this. The flower petals and dried raspberries on top of this "mess" sealed this dish for me as one my favorite desserts ever. A sauterne and a coffee later, the day seemed perfect. I loved this dish so that on one of my other visits to Gamla Stan, I ordered it to go, to seal the flavors in my memory as we strolled through the cobbled streets of this magnificent city, giddy. Loved it. Coming back. Visits: 2 Tip: Come hungry.

Cute eatery in Gamla Stan, Stockholm. We were walking around the neighborhood looking for a place…read moreto eat. Several places that looked good were full and weren't taking walk-ins. So we ended up at Cultur. Cultur has a very open dining room with very simple and airy decor. The food is traditional Swedish. I had the poached fish with butter and horseradish. It was delicious and comforting. Good price too!

It's hard to be objective about Swedish cuisine as I'm a tourist eating in a touristic location but…read morethe food was great and the service was fast! The small plates made it easy to try several different things. In order of what I liked most to least, two of us ordered: Cabbage with salmon roe Salted roast pork Artichoke heart Fried halloumi Lobster soup