On my trips to Stockholm, I really enjoyed: Den Gylden Freden (“The Golden Peace”, in Gamla Stan, billed as Sweden’s oldest restaurant) Fem Sma Hus (“Five Small Houses”, also in Gamla Stan) Weddholms... (3 replies, last updated by mimi August 25, 2004)

reasonably close to the opera house or heading into Gamla Stan if after the show. I can’t find anything about early/late sittings in recent postings. l have eaten in the opera restaurant’s cheaper back room on... (0 replies, last updated by martyn94 April 16, 2008)

My wife and 31/2 year old daughter will be staying in Gamla Stan for three days in June.We plan to spend one day over by the open air museum and the Vass museum.Any suggestions for the afternoon food.Are there any fine... (4 replies, last updated by mdibiaso April 8, 2002)

Just got back from a trip to Stockholm, Oslo and the fjords. It’s true about the best restaurants being closed in Stockholm during July! One warning: avoid a restaurant called Jarntorgspumpen in Gamla Stan (old town). You... (3 replies, last updated by Anova August 6, 2001)

In the city the place that works most with Swedish ingredients (both normal and lost) and modernized classics is Leijontornet in the Old Town, Gamla Stan. www.leijontornet.se Last time I was there the room was very striking as... (3 replies, last updated by Missy November 14, 2007)

Half trappa plus gård serves very good chinese near Stureplan. Green House Bar in Gamla Stan serves modern tapas from all cuisines. Restaurangen (yes thats the whole name) near Sergels Torg serves all kinds of food in smaller... (3 replies, last updated by Jonas October 17, 2003)

places do not include the drink and coffee. Check because those two could cost almost as much as the rest of the lunch otherwise! Finally some suggestions for dinner. Bakfikan at the Opera House. Pontus in the Green House in Gamla... (2 replies, last updated by Deborah Richardson November 11, 2005)

— that is, wine on the dry side that isn’t labeled Herzog or Gamla? Thanks! (7 replies, last updated by dan February 10, 2004)

strudel at Gamla Konditoriet, the bakery near the town square. Comes with a side of thick vanilla sauce that was desirably restrained in sweetness. The crisp that seemed to be made by dipping a patterned mold in batter (sorry,... (0 replies, last updated by Limster August 11, 2003)

We’re going to be in Stockholm next month for a few days, mostly in the area near Gamla Stan and are interested in restaurant suggestions. We like bistro style but I’d like to try one meal of good old Swedish home... (2 replies, last updated by anova July 2, 2001)

A rather splendid lunch — for tiny amounts of money — can be had at Nystekt Strömming, an outdoor fish stand on Södermalmstorg, a square close to the McDonald’s and the restaurant Gondolen where you cross from... (9 replies, last updated by sangold April 30, 2008)

vendor (usually served with mashed potatoes) Another tip. Gamla Stan (old town) is gorgeous, but most of the restos are way too pricy for what they are. (7 replies, last updated by PicklingJessica January 6, 2007)

It’s been several years since I’ve been in Sweden, but we enjoyed Den Gilden Freden (the “Golden Peace”) and Fem Sma Hus (the “Five Small Houses”). both in Gamla Stan (the “Old... (2 replies, last updated by Bridgestone May 9, 2005)

Gamla Stan. There is also a big grocery store in the basement of the Ahlens department store. You can have a picnic just about anywhere. Try the hotdogs wrapped in the flat bread with the mashed potatoes, lettuce, onions etc. The... (2 replies, last updated by jenn July 2, 2003)

are probably in Gamla Stan. There are also a lot of restaurants surrounding Kungsträdgården and bars near Stureplan. The Grand Hotel has a nice bar. If you want to buy liquor/wine they have state run stores (Systembolaget) which... (9 replies, last updated by RachelEsq. October 27, 2009)