New restaurants in Stockholm

What was previously a private residence for Wilhelmina Skogh, then CEO of the Grand Hôtel, now takes the form of a well-planned hotel and conference facility. Villa Foresta is located in Lidingö, and in addition to approximately a hundred hotel rooms, around ten conference rooms and several restaurants, the premises will also eventually include a spa.

Lu, which has been both well-established and award-winning restaurant in Malmö for several years, has set its sights on Nytorget. It's run by a mother and son who want to welcome guests to an authentic Chinese family feast with Cantonese flavours and street food from Hong Kong.

Together with a group of well-known food and drink creators, chef duo Douglas Fagerman and Ruben Blomdahl have created their version of a neighbourhood restaurant. At Ruben Restaurang, the focus is on 'global fusion' – dishes inspired by the chefs' travels around the world – and the drinks list includes cocktails, wine, and beer. The aim is for the restaurant to be an friendly meeting place where everyone is welcome to relax. In February 2024, the duo also opened the trio of restaurants Uva, Aristo, and Cuculo.

Trattorian is opening this summer restaurant, which will offer cocktails and cosy dinners with flavours from the Italian coast.

The Svenska Brasserier restaurant group continues to establish itself in the Katarinahuset building, where they've already opened Gondolen and Café Klotet. Next in line is the seasonal restaurant Pelago, which promises summery flavours from the grill, four bars, music and breathtaking views from the rooftop. A top-notch summer destination, in other words. 

Just in time for early summer (hopefully) to start, Jarden, the little sister restaurant of Etoile and Celeste, will be opening up next to Mariatorget. Garden party summer hangout vibes are the name of the game here, with grilled food, drinks, activities, and music. The restaurant will be open all summer.

On Skeppsbron in the Old Town, Karamell invites you to enjoy a world of flavours from the Mediterranean, as well as cocktails at the bar. They aim to be a place for social gatherings and memorable evenings.

Pink-hued Dirty Coco, which has a branch on Drottninggatan, is opening a new outlet on Fridhemsplan this spring. Go for a fika with sweet desserts, lunch, or brunch, all highly Instagrammable.

ChouChou's branch in the MOOD shopping galleria has been a popular spot with Stockholm's vegans for a while, and in the spring of 2024 the green oasis will grow shoots in both Kungsholmen and Östermalm. This branch on the ground floor of the DN skyscraper is a classic neighbourhood restaurant with buffet lunch, brunch and à la carte menu. They'll also serve coffee and cakes and pastries. The Fältoversten outpost is a trendy neighbourhood restaurant and bistro with a lunch buffet, brunch, post-work drinks, à la carte, coffee and deli. Flavour-wise, a combination of Swedish homecooking and European influences is the order of the day.

Restaurant Art has become famous for its colourful, art-filled environment. In the spring of 2024, they open the doors to a new restaurant in Hagastaden, close to the gallery quarter.

Popular Främmat in Vasastan has been attracting people from all over Stockholm to their small basement restaurant on Dalagatan since opening in 2020. Early in 2024, they announced plans to open a restaurant in Södermalm, but the concept is still unclear.

Taley, right next to Årstaviken in Skanstull, is an authentic Thai restaurant. Sit down at the large outdoor seating area and enjoy good food, drinks and live music during the warmer months of the year.

On the first floor of NK department store, the restaurateurs behind Jim&Jacob Restaurants have opened up the doors to Copine Café, a contemporary Southern European bistro that focuses on lunch consisting of classics from their other well-established restaurant Copine. At weekends they'll be serving a classic brunch - all with a taste of the Mediterranean.

Tokyo Ramen has had a branch in Hötorgshallen indoor food hall for some time, and from the end of April 2024, it will have a sister restaurant on Kungsbron. The new location is also inspired by Tokyo, but has more seating and larger spaces. The menu is also larger, with the same focus on Japanese noodle soup.

This bistro has popped up just a stone's throw from its big brother Restaurant Marco's. Marco's Bar & Cafe is a place for spontaneous hangouts with pizza and something delicious to drink in casual surroundings. Come for lunch, post-work drinks or a late dinner, every day of the week.

Parken is run by Sweden's Masterchef winner, Christin Kashous, and influencer Penny Parnevik. You'll find it next to Ellen Keys park on Birger Jarlsgatan, hence the name.

Bar Schiacciate can already be found at several different addresses in Stockholm, and it's now opening its largest establishment to date on Mäster Samuelsgatan. Italian sandwiches made with schiacciata bread are the order of the day, filled with freshly cured meat, burrata and various spreads. Drinks-wise, the focus is on wine on tap and freshly brewed espresso.

Non Solo Bar has gained a sibling, housed in one of the glasshouses in Kungsträdgården. The same concept applies here as on Rörstrandsgatan: breakfast, coffee, lunch, post-work drinks, and dinner with European flavours and a focus on Italy. 

This self-proclaimed "Global Sandwich Club" at Årstaberg station focuses on well-filled sandwiches with flavours from all over the world. If you're craving a substantial sandwich, pop along here on the commuter or crossrail train.

Chao Na on Nytorget is a cosy little restaurant where you can enjoy authentic dishes from northern Thailand. The main stars on the menu are noodles, cooked according to the owners' family recipes. A top tip is to try the restaurant's signature dish, khao soi.

This family-owned neighbourhood restaurant will be opening on the corner of Erstagatan and Bondegatan. The name comes from the classic tobacco shop that used to be located here, and shouldn't be confused with Svenska Brasserier's pub on Götgatsbacken. During the daytime they serve simple lunch dishes and quality coffee, while in the evenings it's all about spicy sharing plates, wine and beer.  

The former boiler room of Gasverket in Norra Djurgårdsstaden will house a restaurant, beer hall and brewery called Tegellådan. The establishment, run by the same team as Lådan, will spread out over the 650 square metre space, with a large area for 100 guests and a smaller space for around 30 seated guests. There will also be an outdoor dining area serving “transparent street food”. 

Copper Club Distillery & Asian Bistro is opening in Hammarby sjöstad, inviting you to an Asian fusion experience spiked with gin from the distillery of the same name. The new restaurant and bar is run by Benny Sonesson, who also manages Thaiboat in Skanstull. Eat both lunch and dinner here and, naturally, enjoy a gin-based cocktail.

Vassa Eggen's former premises have new inhabitants - Elite Hotels, with chef Jonas Svensson at the helm. The restaurant has an Indian concept, celebrating traditional Indian cuisine while lending a modern touch. 

Stockholmers' deep-rooted love for falafel never seems to wane, and in early 2024 the duo behind Ta'ameya Tegnérgatan and Baladi Grill will open their third restaurant on Folkungagatan. Just like its namesake, falafel and other homemade street food from the Middle East are the name of the game here.

Mess is opening in large premises on Mäster Samuelsgatan with several restaurants launching under the same roof every few months. Don't expect a food court though; every restaurant here will have its own atmosphere, interiors and offering. 

Sausages are the main event at Banger, one of the restaurants at Mess. As well as traditional sausages, there are also options for vegetarians and vegans on the menu.

Just in time for the one year anniversary of Lennart & Bror's sister restaurant Lennart & Bror Fisk, the restaurant on Tegnérgatan is gaining a basement bar by the name of Rhonda. The bar will initially be open Thursday-Saturday with an emphasis on nice vibes and hip-hop tunes.

In 1958, restaurateur Bengt Wedholm opened the doors to Östergök, which was a popular restaurant for the 17 years it existed. Restaurateurs Douglas Fagerman and Ruben Blomdahl have now taken over the premises and created a restaurant destination with two restaurants and a wine bar at the same address.

Bar Schiacciate sandwich bars are already established in several places in Stockholm, and in February 2024 they open the doors to their Kungsholmen branch. The Italian sandwiches are made on schiacciata bread and filled with cured meats, cheeses, spreads and other goodies. The food is served alongside wine on tap and freshly brewed espresso.

The Stockholmsverken neighbourhood in Södermalm is getting a new addition in the form of popular Vasastan restaurant Savoj, run by brothers Jonathan and Andreas Azizsson. They serve Neapolitan pizza, small dishes and natural wines. The new restaurant will have the same concept and will also serve lunch in addition to dinner and drinks.

Din-Din Club can be found at several different addresses in Stockholm, serving Asian streetfood in the form of bowls, ramen and rolls. The new branch in Hagastaden will be their fourth restaurant in Stockholm. 

Stockholm's new food court is expected to open its doors at the end of January. Svea Food Court, which is located opposite Handelshögskolan, the Stockholm School of Economics encompasses approximately 200 square metre and houses eight different restaurants. The focus is on street food such as pizza, burgers and sushi, as well as classic Swedish home cooking.

Korean chicken king Monster Chicken already has a branch in Södermalm, and is now expanding the business with in Östermalm. Fried chicken, stews and side dishes such as kimchi are typical dishes on the menu.

The Caliente restaurants, which opened in 1997, are a familiar feature on the streets of Stockholm. Grandesse by Caliente, the next step on their gastronomic journey, mixes classic traditions with the contemporary for a modern tapas experience.

Trattoria Villa Romana will be getting a new, slightly more refined Italian sister restaurant with a focus on ingredients when Villa Romana open up their doors on Odengatan 85 close to Vasa park. 

Afrika Sthlm is opening up its doors in the trendy Slakthusområdet meatpacking district. They've gathered together food, drinks, music and art from the African continent. The restaurant's outdoor dining area has a sunny southern aspect and is an ideal place to hang out in the summer and enjoy the nice vibes.

The team behind the pizza boat Flytande Deg has gone ashore and now serves its Neapolitan pizzas in their Nacka restaurant as well. Pizzas are joined on the menu by a couple of antipasti and selected Italian wines.

Lao Lao, which opened in Zinkensdamm in 2018, is now opening its second branch in the middle of central Stockholm. Just like at its sister restaurant, the focus is on authentic Chinese small dishes as well as jianbing, a type of Chinese crepe with various fillings.

This newly built, glassed-in rooftop restaurant, right at the top of the 26th floor of a building next to the water at Liljeholmskajen, is planned to open in 2023. The restaurant, which boasts 360 degree views over  Stockholm och Årstaviken, will serve dishes with an international touch from seasoned chef Frank Barshamoun. There's also a sky bar and rooftop terrace which is bound to draw in tourists and Stockholmers alike. 

Premises that used to be a Chinese restaurant on Bysistorget now house Bar Europa, a lively spot that's small in size but has a big atmosphere. The menu revolves around small dishes, pizza slices, natural wine on tap and beer.

A laid-back atmosphere, activities such as chess, backgammon and pinball, and – as the name suggests – plenty of beer are the name of the game at Hallen. They serve a wide range of local beers to enjoy in good company, perhaps in front of the sports shown on the TV screens. They also hold regular quizzes, karaoke and gigs with DJs are also organised.

The team here previously ran the gastropub Hybrid in Enskede, and they've now moved to Östermalm with a new concept. Well-respected restaurateur couple Patric Blomquist and Lotta Karlsson focus on relaxed fine dining and fixed three-course menus here, made with seasonal ingredients. The venue has space for both bookings and spontaneous guests.

After thirty years in Söderhallarna, at the end of November 2023 it was time for Melanders to open at a new address. The classic fish restaurant can now be found at Åsögatan 111, with a food bar where small dishes are served, and of course a fish and shellfish counter where you can buy marine delicacies. The art in the room is curated by artist Ulrika Melin, and at the far end of the restaurant, composer and artist Wille Crafoord has created an illuminated work of several square meters that represents an aquarium.

Restaurateur Acki Kokotos is opening Restaurant Noema at a sun-kissed address on Birger Jarlsgatan, where food and drink will be the conduits to meaningful memorable moments. Taste-wise, there are no culinary boundaries; instead the kitchen draws inspiration from all over the world. Via a separate entrance you can reach Noema's intimate side restaurant, where cocktails and snacks are enjoyed to the tunes of DJ music. During the summer months they'll be opening up their outdoor dining area with room for nearly 100 guests.

Ami is open from early morning to evening, serving international flavours for breakfast as well as lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. They also love parties and post-work fun, with different happy hour themes on different days of the week. 

NÒR, "Kungsholmen's new living room", is opening its doors inside the Clarion Hotel Amaranten. The modern brasserie will become a meeting place for both hotel guests and local residents with good food and a nice atmosphere.

A Lebanese dinner club has made its home at Sturegatan 19. Open for both lunch and dinner, this is a place where food, music and tradition meet. On the menu are meza, grilled, bowls and slow cooking dishes, all with flavours from the Middle East.

Blackstone Steakhouse is already a popular concept in several cities in Sweden, and in autumn 2023 it was finally time for Sundbyberg to get its own branch. Compose your own main course with protein, sides and sauces, which then come served freshly grilled on a steaming hot lava stone. There's also a bar here where you can drop by for something nice to drink.

Östermalm has a new addition in the form of Rosa. According to the owners, "distinguished drinks and lovely dishes" are served in the form of Nordic homecooking updated for the 2020s, and there's also room for a whole range of exciting beers on tap.

The premises that used to house Newt Food & Bread transformed in autumn 2023 into Bambam by Frank. At Bambam, whose name is Nigerian slang for good-good, the owners Frank and Christine invite you to a dining experience where African flavours meet locally-produced organic Swedish ingredients.

In the popular Södermalm area of ​​Sofo, Ta'ameya's sister restaurant Baladi Grill serves grilled delicacies from the Middle East, in freshly baked pita bread or on a plate. Everything here is made from scratch – even the soft-serve ice cream is made on site in the restaurant, which with its rustic brick, mint green panels and concrete tables makes for a cosy hangout at lunchtime as well as in the evening.

As the name suggests, La Petite Seure is Chez Jolie's little sister. This charmingly raucous wine bar opens its doors in the autumn right next to their big sister on the corner of Nybrogatan and Ingmar Bergmans gata. Guests are welcome to drop by for a glass of wine or enjoy an entire evening with snacks and selected wines from both small and large producers.

In true neighbourhood restaurant spirit, tradition, character and hospitality pervade this bistro in Södermalm. The menu consists of classic French and Swedish dishes given a slightly modern twist, and the drinks list includes selected wines, as well as beer and cocktails.

Mister York's success story began in a food truck in Kalmar during the pandemic year 2020. Their passion for hamburgers quickly proved to be a successful concept. Now the chain has landed in Stockholm, in Jureskog's old premises on Sveavägen

Portuguese Botica is opening up in Kungsträdgården. The menu consists of petiscos, Portuguese tapas, perfect for sharing with the table and served with carefully selected drinks for an elegant experience. 

Apropos, which is a popular watering hole for Vasastan's post-work crowd and anyone else you appreciates a well-blended cocktail, has gained a little sister by the name of Vadå. Both sisters live at the same address at S:t Eriksgatan 5.

The doors to Juno, the Brasserie group of restaurant's new restaurant, open up in spring in the heart of Fridhemsplan. They'll be serving meals where the food and drink take their inspiration from the Mediterranean. History, romance and tasty herbs and spices from countries around the Med will combine in Juno's own unique style. 

Noorm is Norrtullsgatan's latest local restaurant – a kind of second living room where everyone's welcome. Enjoy a sharing dinner with international influences, tuck into a traditional meal, or just have a drink at the bar. We've also heard rumours there might be a secret bar on site known as BakomBaren...

The former Bottle Shop has changed its name to Udda – a bar and restaurant with a focus on strong beer, wine, natural wine, sparkling wine and cocktails, which are paired with quirky dishes inspired by the owners' travels to the countries of origin of the drinks. You can also buy artisanally produced low-alcohol beer here to take home with you.

Bar Central has moved out of Nytorget, and after extensive renovations of the new premises on Hornsgatan, they're once again bringing a taste of Central Europe to Södermalm. The bar, which is right next door to Folkoperan, serves homemade sausage, schnitzel, sauerkraut and other Central European dishes. Naturally, there are also plenty of drinks of Czech, German and Austrian origin.

Bio Rio's old premises, where Indio Kitchen used to be, are now home to RiRi. Behind the new restaurant concept is head chef Elias Kvarning, who has previously worked at Ett Hem and Fäviken, among others, and who, together with his team, cooks over an open fire. The Mediterranean-inspired menu changes as often as daily and is described by the kitchen themselves as carefree fine dining that pairs perfectly with their selected wines.

Gondolen is far from a new restaurant, it opened back in 1935 and was previously run by the Lallerstedt family but in 2023 they reopen under new owners Svenska Brasserier (who also run restaurants such as Riche and Sturehof) but with the same impressive views over Stockholm.

Restaurang Leijontornet isn't the only restaurant opening up their doors in this little gastro enclave of the Old Town. La Fusione, opening in autumn, is a combination of the restaurants Flickan and La Ragazza, which have merged together to form a kind of gastronomic double whammy. 

Teddys, which will be open from morning to evening, is opening on Sibyllegatan 43. As with their sister restaurant E & G, the focus at this deli and wine bar will be on wine. Come by for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just to hang out with a glass of wine in hand.

Stefan Taylor and his team have moved their fine-dining restaurant from Västerås to Kristineberg, where they offer a unique taste experience in eight courses in an iron-shaped residential building. From their seats at the large counter dining table, guests can watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen creating the evening's tasting menu, whose dishes change from day to day. Muted colors, dark wood and glass cabinets full of bottles of wine create a relaxed elegant living-room atmosphere.

The up and coming area of Ersta in Södermalm is now home to Bar Afterglow, run by star restaurateur Josephine Sondlo.

In the Westfield Mall of Scandinavia, you'll find one of Sweden's largest buffets, filled with dishes from different food cultures around the world, desserts and drinks. There's also a wide range of activities such as bowling and mini golf. With space for groups of up to 1,000 people, it's ideal for kick-offs, company functions, birthday parties and other types of events. The name Botanica alludes to the restaurant's leafy decor.

Jim & Jacob are behind the reins of this Spanish tapas bar, which has opened its doors in the NK department store. Swing by for lunch, a post-work drink or a shopping break with tapas and wine.

It's no secret that the cousins ​​who run The Italian Cousins ​​are passionate about food and drink from their home region of Emilia-Romagna in Italy, and their new restaurant on Sergels Torg carries on the concept. In addition to classics such as pizza al taglio, tortelli and cappelletti, they serve more unusual dishes such as pizza tonda and gnocco fritto here. You can order different variations on negronis and other cocktails, as well as craft beer and natural wine by the bottle and on tap.

We've become acquainted with Rolfs Kök and its no-messing restaurant concept of high quality Scandinavian food. Rolf's new little sister restaurant, Rolfs Hav, will focus on delicacies from the sea - fish and shellfish. 

The Sheraton's restaurant aims to be an obvious dining destination not only for hotel guests, but also for local residents. Executive chef Pontus Wellén, who has been brought in for the relaunch, has created a dynamic menu with a focus on the plant kingdom. Their ambition is to offer a lively meeting place in the middle of the city, with innovative flavours on the plate as well as in the glass. Post-work revellers, couples, families and business people are all welcomed here.

Restaurang Leijontornet is opening up again after 14 years lying dormant, in a new gastronomic guise. In addition to “hedonistic” cooking over four different floors in an Old Town building, they'll also have a little wine bar with a large selection of wine in the entrance area.  

Veteran restaurateur Micke Ljungberg's new neighbourhood pub Duvan serves snacks, small and larger dishes and dessert. are served. The menu includes both comfort food and more elegant dishes.

Bambi is opening up in Skanstull and promises to be an establishment to reckon with. French cuisine and top-notch wines will be the order of the day when the restaurant opens up on Bjurholmsgatan.

Dark Edition, a container park that brings together several food outlets in a kind of takeaway food court, opened in August 2023, . The concept already existed in Täby, but it was high time the inner city got its own container park. Choose from fast food such as kebabs, sushi, bowls, Indian and other goodies served at both lunch and dinner.

Star chef Mathias Dahlgren is opening Seafood Gastro in Rutabaga's former premises in the Grand Hôtel. The emphasis is on “aquatic” ingredients that live in, by or on the water, ie. not just fish and shellfish but also seabirds, seaweed and other marine ingredients. 

The relaunch of the Clarion Hotel Sign's restaurant and bar puts an emphasis on the social aspect, and they've created a meeting place for Stockholmers and out-of-town visitors alike. A post-work drink and a few snacks in the bar or a three-course bistro dinner - at The Social Sign you're welcome for all occasions. 

This classic restaurant behind the Royal Dramatic Theatre has been given a new lease of life by the gang behind Sandhäxan. But instead of sandwiches, the concept here is sunny Spanish tapas bar. The menu includes larger and smaller dishes, together with drinks such as wine by the glass, carajillos, cocktails, sherry, cold beer - and, naturally, lashings of cava. 

Acaza is a café and restaurant opening this summer on Upplandsgatan 56. They aim to serve up a small piece of Portugal in Vasastan, with classic Portuguese dishes such as grilled chicken with side dishes on the menu.

Peruvian Checa on Åsögatan has gained a sister restaurant on Ringvägen, a wine bar where the focus is primarily on natural wines. The menu also includes cocktails and craft beers, as well as Peruvian chicken wings and steam buns. 

Bara Caisas is a seafood bar housed in Ritorno's former premises on Odengatan. In addition to fresh shellfish they also serve dishes such as fish soup and selected wines. Caisa and Victor, who previously ran Caisas Skaldjur and fish truck, run the show here. 

This Italian sandwich bar makes scrummy sandwiches with schiacciata bread, charcuterie, burrata, cheeses and tasty spreads. Or just drop by for a coffee and the Italian atmosphere. 

OMA in Kungsträdgården serves brunch, lunch and fika with both specially roasted coffees and exclusive teas in their selection. With a delightful outdoor dining area, stylish furniture and a large terrace on the roof of the restaurant they'll be drawing in Stockholmers and tourists all day. 

The new creative office space Batteriet doesn't just offer uber-modern co-working spaces, but also a restaurant, outdoor dining area, bar and a year-round roof terrace. The aim is to form a creative centre, in the heart of Södermalm. 

Michelin-starred Etoile is getting a new sister restaurant when Celeste opens in Södermalm in June. Celeste will also be a fine dining restaurant. Head chef Ludwig Tjörnemo has previously won Chef of the Year and been team captain for the Swedish National Chef team. 

In 2023 coffee roasters Johan Montan Ahlgren and Öner Kulbay expanded their concept in Hus 26. The new Bar Montan includes a restaurant with an open kitchen, a bakery and a food bar where the focus is on wine. During the day the food bar transforms into an espresso bar where you can enjoy freshly roasted coffee. 

A new neighbourhood restaurant called Gaia Matbar is opening on Vattenledningsvägen in Midsommarkransen in the spring. Nordic food, along with inspiration from all over the world, will take centre stage. 

Since Det Arroganta Svinet first opened up in a car workshop in Jordbro the restaurant has become famous for their BBQ dishes. The much-hyped restaurant is now getting another branch in Kista, which will be open on Wednesdays to Saturdays from 11am until “everything sells out”. 

Sthlm Fresh Rolls offers a simple yet tasty alternative for eating on the run, in the form of colourful, nutritious Vietnamese spring rolls. 

French fry specialists Pom Friterie are opening up their doors on the corner of Regeringsgatan and Lästmakargatan. The menu is based on loaded French fries with different culinary themes from countries including Greece, Morocco and Japan. They also serve fried bites and pickles, along with smaller dishes that go well with fries. Oysters and shellfish can be found on the menu when they're in season. 

The owner couple behind the bakery chain Fabrique haven't just taken over Oaxen, they're also opening a brand new restaurant in the smoking hot area around the corner of Götgatan and Hornsgatan. You'll find Italian Santo at Hornsgatan 3, where the aim is to create a restaurant where you can drop in whether you fancy a breakfast cappucino, lunch, post-work drink or long dinner. 

The team behind Racamaca is opening up a drop-in restaurant on the corner of Ringvägen/Katarina Bangata - hence the name. The concept is a colourful food and wine bar where good food and drink combine with a welcoming atmosphere.

Imagine a restaurant in Los Angeles in the Sixties or Seventies, with wooden panelling, carpets and vinyl booths, a murky Seventies gangster restaurant or a sitting room in suburban Stockholm in the Eighties. That's where the interiors inspiration for Rosetta's in Hornstull comes from. The menu consists of comfort food and soul food with an emphasis on plant-based ingredients and mussels.

In the spring of 2023, Restaurant JOEL opened in Sekt's old premises on Runebergsgatan. Joel has created a neighbourhood restaurant with European flavours, high-quality ingredients and wines.

Celebrated chef duo Adam Dahlberg and Albin Wessman, who also run the popular restaurant Adam/Albin, are at the helm at Solen. The restaurant, in the Slakthusområdet (Meatpacking District) area's new food and culture development Hus 26, will be serving up sunny flavours from Tel Aviv, Santa Fe, Oaxaca and Naples.

Austin Davis from Katarina Ölkafé and Niklas from Bar Ninja run the show at Sofia Common on Bondegatan. Steaks, wine, beer, cocktails and events are the name of game here. 

Colourful, urban and Italian - the gang behind Basta are opening up a sister restaurant on Folkungagatan which oozes Seventies vibes, glamour and disco. The restaurant on Medborgarplatsen boasts over 200 seats in a 500 square metre space. 

The S2 food court inside the Westfield Mall of Scandinavia promises culinary delights and entertainment from all over the world. Choose from a selection of different menus from the 14 restaurants including Adam och Albins Raamen, Stella Pizza, Mangal B.B.Q, Little India, By Döner and Stekt Burger & Stuff. You can enjoy your food in the food court, on the outdoor dining area or gallery. There are 650 seats, so you're sure to find a spot. 

Seasoned restaurateurs Robin Moderatos and Christopher Ellertssons are behind Rummel in Hagastaden. They aim to be a inclusive and lively meeting place where guests can enjoy good food and drinks, with a modern European twist. 

The first Södermalm establishment from the Stureplan restaurant group is named Freyja, after the Norse goddess. The newly built 1100 square metre space boasts 360 degree views over Stockholm and a menu based on classic Swedish cuisine. 

The Svenska Brasserier restaurant group have now established themselves in Södermalm and their new project Café Klotet is located below their restaurant, Gondolen. The restaurant will be both playful and reliable, with a simple menu. The name is taken from a restaurant that used to be located here.

If you appreciate a menu that's full of French and Asian flavours, rounded off with the odd Swedish influence, Forma's the place to go. There's also a nice bar where cocktails are shaken and stirred and delightful wines poured. Forma is run by the owners of Napolyon Bistro & Bar, along with Anton Nilsson from GOMA andFilip Åhman from Miss Voon.

Apparently the Småland region of Sweden is where you'll find the best kebabs in the country, and Holy Kebab goes as far as to call it Jönköping's national dish. The gang behind Holy Kebab have brought their kebabs from Småland to Stockholm, opening up their first Stockholm branch on Odengatan. They aim to take all the components of the humble kebab - bread, meat, sauces and vegetables - to the next level.  

From January 2023 this restaurant will have taken over Agrikulturs former premises in Vasastan, which closed in December 2022. Joel Aronsson, formerly chef at Ett Hem and Fäviken Magasinet, will be at the helm.