11 of Stockholm's Top Child-Friendly Restaurants

With an all you can eat buffet as well as a menu you can order off of, Pong is relaxed and perfect for kids who might love sushi or maybe hate sushi, but love satay chicken. Everything but the kitchen sink is included in the buffet, including bottomless desserts. What’s a kid not to love?

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Pong. Drottninggatan 71C, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 20 45 63

They like to say “Give peas a chance” and that tells you all you need to know about this green oasis on Södermalm. The vegan buffet, a relaxing garden, and killer views all add up to a healthy yet incredibly tasty restaurant experience. And kids are more than welcome—they love showing kids that eating optimally can feel incredibly good—and taste even better.

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Hermans. Fjällgatan 23B, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 643 94 80

This funky food hall in the Skanstull section of Södermalm is full of choices: burgers, fish, noodles, and much more are on tap from the various vendors. The setting is cool, a bit like a theatre (hence the name) and it’s very popular with families, not just for the food but also because there is plenty of room for prams.

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Teatern. Götgatan 100, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 696 30 31

No matter what kind of crepes you like—filled with mushrooms, spinach, fruit, or pretty much anything else—you’ll probably find it on the menu here. Why? It’s the only thing they do—and they do it so, so well. It’s perfect for the whole family: kids can have strawberries, parents can have something a bit more hearty, and there’s a full bar.

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Creperie Fyra Knop. Svartensgatan 4, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 640 77 27

This chain of Italian eateries has grown to a number of outlets around the city and they’re all equally tasty. They serve pizza from a stone oven, pasta like mamma used to make, and some truly great desserts. They’re friendly, they’re fun, the food is consistently good, and kids absolutely love this place. We love them all, although the one near Östermalmstorg is a personal favorite.

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Ciao Caio. Storgatan 11, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 667 64 20

Who doesn’t love a good burger? And who doesn’t love one that embraces the humble burger’s retro origins while serving them up in a thoroughly modern way? Flippin’ Burgers is one of a number of burger joints taking the city by storm and yes, your kids will love this place.

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Flippin’ Burgers, Observatoriegatan 8, Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm has, in recent years, seen an explosion in Thai restaurants and Sabai Soong is one of the best. The interior is funky and cool, the food beyond tasty, and kids are always welcome. There’s a small outdoor seating area on the sidewalk during the summer but you really want to experience the cozy interior. Even better are the reasonable prices, which means you won’t break the bank.

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Sabai Soong. Linnégatan 39B, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 663 12 77

This family-owned, yet very trendy Södermalm bistro lives by the motto “Something for Everyone.” The menu is all about urban food culture, from outrageously good pizzas to three-course vegan meals. The bright neon and slightly nuts interior will wow the kids, and the outdoor seating is highly prized during the summer.

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Bistro Bananas. Skånegatan 47, Stockholm, Sweden

Do the kids want meatballs? Do they want possibly the best meatballs in town? If the answer is yes then head to Slingerbulten, where classic Swedish fare is served up in an unpretentious and friendly space. In addition to meatballs, there’s a classic fish soup (with a secret broth), along with reindeer and loads of other traditional Swedish food. Not to be missed.

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Slingerbulten. Stora Nygatan 24, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 10 76 22

With a wonderful collection of soups, toasted sandwiches, and salads, this is the perfect place for lunch in a wonderfully charming setting. For dinner, it’s heavier fare, such as lamb, beef, and fish—and some pretty good meatballs. They’re happy to accommodate dietary needs and the name? It means “Under the Chestnut Tree,” after the big tree just outside its door.

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Under Kastanjen. Kindstugatan 1, Stockholm, Sweden, +46 8 21 50 04

It’s no secret that kids can be picky eaters and finding a restaurant that suits everyone can be something of a challenge. Kungshallen solves that problem by offering a number of stand-alone restaurants, as well as a food hall that had plenty of options. So whether it’s burgers and steak, sushi, tacos, or anything else you want, you’ll probably find it here.

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Kungshallen. Kungsgatan 44, Stockholm, Sweden

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