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Sturehof
This multi-purpose, relaxed establishment has earned
the sobriquet: 'Stockholm's living room'. In the heart of the
Stureplan entertainment hub, with its four bars, sidewalk cafe and
dining room, it has become a popular meeting place from early
morning until late at night. The classic restaurant, styled as a
modern brasserie, is renowned for its fish and shellfish, but also
serves up some delicious Swedish home cooking, all extravagantly
prepared and presented. The menu features a vast array, from light
snacks to tempting main courses such as lobster, fish and oysters,
as well as meat and vegetarian dishes. Open daily for lunch and
dinner.
Address: Stureplan 2
Food type: Local
Operakällaren
A jacket is most definitely required at this grand
special occasion restaurant, which has high prices to match its
high reputation for outstanding food and service. Besides the
stunningly presented international dishes and huge wine list the
Operakallaren has also been rated as Sweden's most beautiful dining
room, set in the Gamla Stan with a fantastic view of the Royal
Palace. The main dining room is open Tuesday to Saturday from
6pm.
Address: Karl den XII's Torg
Food type:
Kaffegillet
A warm and friendly atmosphere, reasonable prices and
hearty local traditional specialities make Kaffegillet, one of the
oldest restaurants in Stockholm, a perennial favourite with locals
and visitors alike. In the centre of the Gamla Stan, this
restaurant hides in a 14th-century cellar, the décor matching the
setting with brick walls, suits of armour and assorted medieval
weaponry lit by candles burning in wine jugs.
Address: Trångsund 4, Gamla Stan
Food type: Local
