Autumn in Sweden is game season. A good place to go for well prepared piece of meat – however not game only – is Djuret, the tiny annexe next to the pricier and Michelin-star rewarded Restaurnag Lejontornet. At Djuret you will get one kind of meat at a time. It could e.g. be pork, beef, or some kind of game. Each part of the animal is used which means that the menu always consists of a different meat cut. The ambience is rustic, cosy and welcoming. This is definitely one of my favourite restaurants in Stockholm. Details about this spot (Show on map).jpg)
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Djuret | Bars, Restaurants | Main course SEK 250-450
Lilla Nygatan 5 | Gamla Stan
Mon – Sat 17:00 – 00:00
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Café Tabac – Wine or coffee? Either works
There are not that many places in Stockholm where you feel just as comfortable taking a glass of wine as a cup of coffee. Most places it is either way. Of course you can have a coffee at most places that serve wine, not so much the other way around. Café Tabac is one of the exceptions. Located in Gamla Stan near Kornhamnstorg it has a great (?) view over Slussen (maybe one of the ugliest places in Stockholm). This is the place you go to for a drink or coffee after work on a weekday. Or maybe a meal with friends. It’s divided in a café area and a restaurant area. You can have hot meals in the café too, but I would recommend the bruschetta with tomatoes and prawns. Delicious. They also have cakes and cookies if that’s more what you want with your coffee. Or wine or bear. The food in the restaurant is fairly price worthy. I prefer the pasta before the tapas though. Not that the tapas aren’t good, but they are very small and for that quite expensive. It can be quite crowded, so if you come on a weekend you might want to make a reservation. But most of the times you would get a table and that’s what so good about this place. You can actually be spontaneous and just drop by. Details about this spot (Show on map).jpg)
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Café Tabac | Bars, Coffee & tea, Music, Restaurants (Spanish) | Glass of wine SEK 45.00
Stora Nygatan 46 | Gamla Stan
Mon – Thu 10:00 – 00:00, Fri – Sat 10:00 – 01:00, Sun 12:00 – 00:00