The 10 Best Restaurants In Stermalm Stockholm

Östermalm has been one of the most affluent areas in Stockholm, Sweden since medieval times. There are spectacular sea views and Östermalm is a perfect place to enjoy high end restaurants serving a variety of cuisine. Here is our guide to the 10 best restaurants in this area.

1. Pontus!

Bar

Pontus!

Pontus! is a fantastic place to taste both international and Swedish delicacies. Situated near the Stadium Kungsgatan, it’s in an easily accessible area. There is an oyster bar and an Asian counter which serves sushi and dim sum. The well known ‘Pocket’ dining room is ready to serve you traditional French dishes. Classic French meals you find on the menu include escargots and beef tartare. There’s an impressive list of wines and beverages, originating from different parts of the globe.
Norrlandsgatan 33, 111 43 Stockholm, Sweden,+46 8 545 273 00

2. Gastrologik

Market, Restaurant, Swedish, European

Gastrologik serves contemporary Nordic cuisine. The interior design is consistent with their minimalist concept, with white walls, copper lamps and wooden tables. The chefs have established a close relationship with their suppliers, therefore they use the most organic and fresh ingredients. This restaurant is a perfect representation of the modern Scandinavian artistic movement in all aspects.

3. Sturehof

Restaurant, Swedish

Located near Östermalmstorg T-bana metro station, Sturehof is a restaurant that specializes in preparing fish and seafood dishes. They pride themselves on preserving the tradition of Swedish Husamanskost style. Butter-fried perch is a must-try dish, cooked with Swedish asparagus and caramelized cream.

5. Nosh and Chow

Restaurant, European, Wine

Situated in the heart of Östermalm, Nosh and Chow is more than just an easily accessible restaurant. It provides global cuisine, and the menu changes with the seasons. The restaurant offers a wide selection of wines, which are a perfect fit with the European decoration and delicious cuisine.

6. Restaurang Volt

Restaurant, Swedish, Contemporary

For a good meal in a classic Swedish restaurant head to Restaurang Volt. Like many other high end restaurants, they source ingredients from local farms and the menu changes seasonally. The clear plate design brings out the main ingredients and puts emphasis on their freshness. This restaurant has a good wine matching system, and some of the wines are difficult to find elsewhere.

7. Esperanto

Restaurant, Japanese

Dedicated to bringing you creative Swedish and Japanese dishes, Esperanto is an award-winning restaurant. The restaurant is located in the former Old Jarlateatern Theater, with a splendid curved ceiling. They provide a six or ten course tasting menu, which changes according to the seasons, and the dishes are original and innovative. Sashimi of char merges slices of char into crayfish with dill, daikon relish and tapioca crisps.

8. Riche

Restaurant, Swedish

Riche is located near the Nobis Hotel. There are three separate sections, the most popular of which is the restaurant. The cuisine is a mix of French and Swedish: toast skagen and biff rydberg are the most outstanding dishes. The walls and windows are full of artworks and Riche regularly hosts contemporary artists and live music performances.

9. Lisa Elmqvist

Restaurant, Seafood, European

Lisa Elmqvist is located inside Östermalmshallen food hall. The seafood comes fresh from the coast, and is prepared by the experienced Elmqvist family, which has been in this business for four generations. Reservations are highly recommended at this award-winning restaurant, as seats are very limited.

10. MissVoon

Restaurant, Wine, Asian, Fusion

Situated in the stylish Elite Eden Park Hotel, Miss Voon is more than just a fine dining option. The restaurant prides itself on being a combination of Oriental and Western food and offers a selection of great wines. Tuna fritters, wasabi, yuzu-soy, and avruga are perfect examples of how Asian cuisine can be blended with Western recipes.

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