Meatballs for the People is a restaurant, bar, and shop rolled up into one. As the name suggests, the classic Swedish meatball is in focus. The shop offers at least 14 kinds of meatballs made of ingredients like elk, beef, and salmon. Sit down at a rustic wooden table or take your meatballs to go.

Coco & Carmen is a stylish, playful, high-quality neighborhood bistro in Östermalm, Stockholm. It opened in 2019 and is run by the team behind the more rowdy sibling Punk Royale. But if the latter is wild and crazy, Coco & Carmen is more classic in its style, without lacking elements of surprise and a cheerful atmosphere. The fixed tasting menus apply to both lunch and dinner, and the dishes, updated continuously, are well prepared, classic, and always with a personal twist. The wine list also leans towards the classic, mainly focusing on European regions – especially France and Italy. The wine pairing menu is also a safe bet, where you will get both classics like red Burgundy and slightly more unexpected combinations featuring sake and Madeira. The service is relaxed but sharp!

A great café for working.

All about vintage, second hand clothing and accessories.

According to themselves, Pubologi is not a dining room, not a bar and not a traditional pub. It is a hybrid of all three. We think it is great.

Berns Salonger was founded in the mid 1800 century as a “Schweizeri”, where booze and bakeries were sold. Bistro Berns is the small French bistro in the park opposite Berns Salonger. Classical French food in a typical bistro environment. Simple, yet perfect.