Restaurant – Guides to Stockholm

Discovering Stockholm's indoor food halls and markets is a wonderful activity for anyone who enjoys browsing foodie delicacies, such as fresh fish and shellfish, fine cheeses, olive oils and gourmet pre-prepared dishes. Or why not sit down and enjoy a few oysters and a glass of bubbly in a delightfu...

The island of Djurgården, with its wide open spaces, leafy parkland and many attractions, is one of Stockholm's loveliest spots, so it's not surprising there are plenty of really special restaurants here, including historic inns and award-winning restaurants with Michelin stars. Whatever the time of...

Whether you're arranging a Christmas party at home or at work, catering can be a lifesaver. Just order the meatballs, herring, Janssons Temptation and other goodies and let the festive fun begin. We list some catering companies in Stockholm that specialise in catering for your julbord or other Chris...

Celebrating Easter in Stockholm this year? Why not skip the cooking and enjoy traditional Swedish Easter food out at a restaurant instead? There are several restaurants in Stockholm serving up classic Easter celebrations, in the form of Easter buffets, brunch and special Easter menus. Traditional di...

Ever increasing numbers of bars and restaurants in Stockholm are turning their gaze towards the east and serving the Japanese national drink, saké. Some places even arrange themed drinks tastings. Saké is made purely from rice and water, but it's a complex brew that can range from sweet to dry. Why...

Time for a warming, enjoyable or just straight-up yummy meal which brings back old memories? When you're up against miserable weather, tough days or a touch of melancholy, comfort food is the culinary equivalent of a big hug. Comfort food is often associated with the classic dishes of the southern s...

Thanksgiving is the holiday we associate most closely with the USA. Always celebrated Stateside on the fourth Thursday in November, Thanksgiving is when Americans gather their nearest and dearest for a long festive meal. Via American books, films and TV series, the tradition has spread to other coun...