Side Trips from Stockholm Restaurants
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1. Donners Brunn
$$$ | | ScandinavianBo Nilsson, the chef proprietor of this atmospheric restaurant, was once chef at the renowned Operakällaren in Stockholm. Now, in a beautiful...
Bo Nilsson, the chef proprietor of this atmospheric restaurant, was once chef at the renowned Operakällaren in Stockholm. Now, in a beautiful orange-brick house on a small square in Visby, he cooks for a mix of locals and visitors, who dine in cellar-like halls surrounded by white stone walls. The menu uses excellent local ingredients to make French-influenced dishes that are reasonably priced, given their quality. Its house specialty of Gotland lamb shanks with sweetbread and turnips is absolutely delicious; you may want to finish with a rich and sticky-sweet crème brûlée topped with a mixed berry compote.
Donners Plats 3, Gotland, 621 57, Sweden0498-271090Restaurant Details
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2. Il Forno Italiano
$$ | | ItalianFrom the outside, this place couldn't be more Swedish, housed as it is in a beautiful, centuries-old house opposite Uppsala's grand university...
From the outside, this place couldn't be more Swedish, housed as it is in a beautiful, centuries-old house opposite Uppsala's grand university building. Inside, though, a little bit of Italy takes over, with scrubbed-wood furniture, red check tablecloths and exposed brick and whitewashed walls. The food wins no awards for surprises—it's mostly trusted Italian staples—but the service and the quality of what's on the plate is extremely good. There's no wine list; your knowledgeable waiter will talk you through the best options once you have ordered your food. All in all, this is one of the most pleasant dining experiences in Uppsala.
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3. Bakfickan
$$ | | SwedishIt may have one of the best locations in town—right in Stora Torget next to medieval ruins of St. Karin—but this restaurant is decorated in...
It may have one of the best locations in town—right in Stora Torget next to medieval ruins of St. Karin—but this restaurant is decorated in what could be called Fisherman's Shack Rustic, with wood benches, shellfish and seafood displays, details from fishing boats, small metal buckets resting on shelves, and menus scribbled on chalkboards. Expect a tight squeeze—there isn't much space to maneuver inside. Try the fried Baltic herring with mashed potatoes, or on a brisk day, warm up with its hearty fish stew with a dollop of aioli.
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4. Café Lena A Linderholm
$ | | CaféLena is the wife of folk singer and cookbook writer Gösta Linderholm. She runs a very pleasant interior-design shop on the first floor of this...
Lena is the wife of folk singer and cookbook writer Gösta Linderholm. She runs a very pleasant interior-design shop on the first floor of this old town house; a café's on the second floor. Those with a passion for great coffee, overstuffed sandwiches, and delicious Swedish vanilla buns should make a beeline for this charming spot.
Rådhusg. 19, Vaxholm, 185 32, Sweden08-54132165Restaurant Details
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5. Dykarbaren
$$$ | | ScandinavianThe idea for this old wooden harborside restaurant came from similar cafés in Brittany, France. Simple local dishes, mostly of fish, are served...
The idea for this old wooden harborside restaurant came from similar cafés in Brittany, France. Simple local dishes, mostly of fish, are served up in an informal wooden-table dining area. Originally just catering to local divers, Dykarbaren now serves everyone.
Strandpromenaden, Sandhamn, 130 39, Sweden08-57153554Restaurant Details
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6. Fjäderholmarnas Krog & Magasin
$$$ | | SwedishA crackling fire on the hearth in the bar area welcomes the sailors who frequent this laid-back restaurant. In case you don't travel with your...
A crackling fire on the hearth in the bar area welcomes the sailors who frequent this laid-back restaurant. In case you don't travel with your own sailboat, you can time your dinner to end before the last ferry returns to the mainland. The food here is self-consciously Swedish: fresh, light, and beautifully presented. The service is professional; it's a great choice for a special night out.
Stora Fjäderholmen, Fjäderholmarna, 111 15, Sweden08-7183355Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Oct.–Apr.
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