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For the vegetarian lovers and for those who'd like to see some vibrant hip, youngster Stockholm area and restaurant. Cheap, East-Berlin vibe to it.

Best steaks in town

Looking for really great steaks at a very good price? Go to a small and cosy restaurant called ROSMARIN. Not fancy, but really juicy and well worth a detour over to Kungsholmen.

The magic of "fika"

Stockholm has gone crazy about cafées, latte city, baristas frolic ... however may I suggest you try one of the classics ... Sturekatten at Riddargatan ... check on a map not too easy to find if you are not used to it ... the feeling at Sturekatten is like being at a home in the beginning of hte last century ...

Restaurangen Restaurangen

Very nice restaurant where you choose between 3, 5 and 7 dishes, every dish has a unique name that represents a flavor. One of my personal favorites in Stockholm, fairly expensive but not too bad.

406 Estocolmo

Great Argentinian steakhouse with great meat dishes. No potatoes just great steks.

Mathias Dahlgren

Mathias Dahlgren is one of Sweden's premiere chefs. At Grand Hôtel Stockholm he runs Matsalen (the dining-room), in my opinion the best restaurant in town. The menu changes from day to day depending on availability and quality of local produce. You will probably not get better service anywhere else in Sweden.

Making reservations is typically required, well in advance on weekends.

If you're unable to secure a table or want something slightly less fancy and expensive, try Matbaren (the food bar) located just next to Matsalen. The food is simpler and cheaper but still great (and pretty far from cheap).

Really nice, English-style pub with a varied selction of beers both on taop and in bottles.

Good place for moose burgers, wild boar, and beer.

Good food and very nice atmosphere.

Nice breakfast

Just next door to Blå Lotus very nice breakfast - and a nice sunny terrace!

Frantzén/Lindeberg is one of the most amazing food experiences I ever had. It's totally, totally awesome! A meal here won't exactly come cheap, but it's well worth the investment. Only 18 seats (or is it 19?). Read/see more here: http://www.guidebook.se/?p=580

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One Lunch of the day to choose from for 80 sek. Quite Ok for the area.

This restaurant is actually two restaurants: The Matsalen, (with two Michelin stars), and the Matbaren, (boasting one Michelin star). The latter may be one of the least pompous and most pleasant places for fine dining I've ever visited. It's just a pleasure to have these places in my hometown! Find out more here: http://www.guidebook.se/?p=640

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Lunch is tasty and about 90 sek. Nice decoration and in a very centric area. Crowded during lunch hours (11-13 hrs)

This placed is closed to a big fire in Oktober 2009, so I can't recommend going there anytime soon!

Best reasonably priced sushi in Stockholm.

Only open for lunch though, closes at 6pm. You can get take-away up until they close, so get some great condiments, sushi and maki, then go have a great picnic somewhere. Perhaps in Humlegården nearby!

great menu and great wines to go with them

If you don't mind crowds, the breakfast buffet is really nice. Don't miss the down stairs seating area. Makes finding a place to sit a lot easier (I missed it the first time I went)

A great restaurant in the centre (Drottninggatan). Serves everything grilled. Great exterior with funky rooms and lounge music. Excellent service and fantastically large portions of desert!

A cozy Thai restaurant in Stockholm. Great food and atmosphere, and great interior with wooden bridges, running water and sand on the floor.

Really nice atmosphere in the bar area and a great place to meet. The 12 course tasting menu was too much of a marathon for me (3.5 hours!)

Lovely cafe! Good, taste sandwiches u dont go hungry from Cafe Bello. The 2 sisters working there are just so relaxed, sweet and gives u that cozy feeling. Cuddle up in the corner and enjoy your "fika"

Pa&Co. It's a classic for everyone born in the city. Good food, changes the menu each week. Can't book a table unless you're a regular. Good hot-spot.

Nice, small designer place, the café of the Moderna Museet is an excellent place for a quick coffee or a small lunch. Usually relatively calm it's inside the museum of modern arts and well worth a visit.

The best chinese restaurant in Stockholm is vegan! (read: lao wai).

It is French meets Japanese meets molecular cooking. It is experimental without the guests having to be guinea pigs. It is a performance, nothing less. If you can reserve at least four hours for the meal, your evening will be a very enjoyable one. Worth every single hard-earned, heavily taxed Swedish krona. Images and full review here: http://www.guidebook.se/?p=750

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An amazingly simple concept: They serve only meat from one animal at the time, (nope, no vegetarian alternatives!) and they do their thing very, very good. See and read more about it here: http://www.guidebook.se/?p=766

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Nice place for a quick lunch. Price is not so bad, 75 kr. Not so much food thoug

Ecologic restaurant/shop where you can eat a delicious lunch. Not cheap but it's worth the price.

Husman (typical swedish) restaurant. Lunch is 90 kr. Choose between 3 dishes. Nice atmosphere. Food is pretty much average.

Great price for Lunch! and only 65 kr.

Big Chinese restaurant. Quite atmosphere and friendly staff. Dinner was good and big portion. 120 kr. Nice place if you're in the area and feel like eating Chinese food.

Cozy place to eat classic tapas! Nice staff. Lunch menu for about 90 kr.

They have some tables outside so it's nice to eat outdoors during the summer. Food was tasty and average price (120 sek) for dinner.

Lunch buffet 80 kr with salad and dessert.

Nice pizza but nothing special. A quick alternative while in the Skanstull area.

Been there many times and I'd definitely eat there again. Good food and good prices (89sek lunch time). Probably the best Indian restaurant in the area.

Nice atmosphere and design. Lunch price around 130 kr, to choose between 2 dishes. Make sure you book a table if you're going for lunch otherwise you'll seat on the bar.

Leijontornet – located in the Old Town of Stockholm, is a Michelin-starred, award winning restaurant with an almost 100% organic menu. The style? Let's say it's the Nordic kitchen re-invented. Don't come here expecting explosions of taste. This is a subtle meal experience, although a very pleasant one. Bonus for tourists: Tables are placed around the remains of a 13th century fortification that was found during a renovation. http://www.guidebook.se/?p=771

One of the few nice places where you can get a nice dinner for 85 kr. Including salad and Tea.

Tasty food for a reasonable lunch price (70 kr). Conveniently located and long tables for big groups.

Probably the best indian restaurant I've been in the area. Lunch from 75kr that includes a warm soup and coffee.

Tasty vegetarian lunch buffet for only 88 kr.

I've been here for dinner before and today I had lunch there. Really good!

On Saturday the 20th of March, this restaurant will close its doors permanently. For those of you who understand Swedish, here's the link: http://www.paulochnorbert.se/

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Had a great dining experience at PA&co. A waiter even patiently translated the entire menu.... Yup, it's all in Swedish. Reservations very recommended, or show up early before the 7:30/8:00 rush.

In the dungeons of the City Hall, not an exciting restaurant (except the actual place) but excellent food!

Beautifully decorated and delicious sushi

Now its up again. A bit too expensive compared to what you get. Quite noisy.

Nice, cozy little lebanese place. Great owner. Locals only. Great food.