This place has an charming environment and great service, unfortunately the dishes are really small…read moreand a bit pretentious. It's tasty but no adult person especially a vegan or vegetarian could ever feel full and satisfied after a dinner here.

This is not a "dive bar" in any sense of that inane title! It's a lovely restaurant with…read morewonderfully charming ambiance and most delicious food! I was shocked to see it called a dive bar! Obviously, whomever did that has never been there or they have a rudimentary knowledge of English!

Just got married there on 27 September 2014. As I live in England and don't speak English I was…read moreinitially concerned. Staff are fantastic especially the managers Inga and Johan. everything was so well organised. The food was excellent. Guest are still complimenting the food. As the best wedding food they had ever eaten. It was so easy dealing with them and they couldn't do enough to make the day extra special. Would definitely recommend this venue for the food and for weddings. There is a roof terrace where guests had the canapés, 5 th floor for the reception, then 3rd floor for cake cutting while 5 th floor prepared for dancing. There Are seated lounges with antique furniture and comfy sofas to relax in while the children had a babysitter with them on the 4 th floor. It was easy for parents to check on children and still go back upstairs and have fun. Fantastic venue.

If you're visiting Stockholm and want a break from the city without going too far, Fjäderholmarna…read moreis the answer. Just a 25-minute ferry ride from the city center, and suddenly you're in the middle of serene nature, surrounded by rocky shorelines, pine trees, and calm Baltic waters. The island is small and walkable, which makes it perfect for a half-day trip. There's something really charming about wandering the trails, watching boats glide past, and stopping for fika or a drink along the water. You'll find cozy cafés, glassblowing and craft shops, and even a little chocolate factory. It's tourist-friendly without feeling overly commercial. Swimming spots are tucked around the edges if you're up for a dip, and there are plenty of sun-warmed rocks to lounge on if you're not. It gets busy in the summer, but still feels peaceful -- like a local secret hiding in plain sight. Tip: Come hungry. The restaurants (especially Fjäderholmarnas Brygga) are excellent, and enjoying a cold drink by the water is basically a Swedish summer ritual. Whether you want to explore, relax, or just eat well with a view, Fjäderholmarna is totally worth the trip.

Nice little island in the Stockholm archipelago is easily reachable by boat or book the Strömma…read moreKanalbolaget. It's about a 20 minute boat ride. Once on the island you can sunbathe if the weather permits or hike. There are also a couple restaurants, cafes and specialty shops to keep you busy. It's expensive to get here SEK 145, but if you purchase the Stockholm Pass it'll save aggravation since it's included. Pleasant retreat from the city and recommended if visiting Stockholm.