Stockholm Fine Dining Guide

Sweden’s capital, Stockholm, offers a plethora of indulgent and luxurious culinary experiences. An epicenter of gastronomic inventiveness, the city offers a wide range of Michelin-starred and gourmet dining spots. Here are some of the city’s must-try upscale restaurants.

1. Frantzén

Located in Stockholm's Old Town, this three-Michelin-starred restaurant offers a gastronomic journey of Scandinavian flavors. Diners rave about the aromatic baked potato but the menu changes regularly.

2. Mathias Dahlgren-Matsalen

Another two-Michelin-starred establishment, Mathias Dahlgren-Matsalen offers a modern interpretation of Swedish cuisine in the elegant setting of the Grand Hotel.

3. Oaxen Slip

In addition to focusing on sustainability, Oaxen Slip boasts some of the best traditional Swedish dishes, like Pickled Herring.

4. Restaurant Volt

Quietly tucked away on a side street, this one-Michelin-starred restaurant is known for its modern take on traditional dishes, created using locally sourced, organic produce.

5. Operakällaren

This classic, fine-dining restaurant in the heart of Stockholm offers an extensive wine list and a grand dining room. The reindeer and Arctic char are must-try dishes.

6. Sushi Sho

A surprising winner of two Michelin stars, Sushi Sho serves mesmerizing sushi in an intimate setting. It breaks with tradition by serving Edomae sushi the Stockholm way.

7. Smörgåstårteriet

This Michelin Bib Gourmand awarded bistro has a smorgasbord of Swedish and Nordic dishes, putting emphasis on seafood. Try the cured salmon and gravlax.

8. Gastrologik

Another Michelin star recipient, Gastrologik is a gourmet restaurant with a commitment to local produce, offering fixed menus only. Frequent seasonal menu changes ensure every visit is unique.

9. Ekstedt

A Michelin-starred restaurant, Ekstedt features an exciting, innovative menu that revolves solely around cooking food over fire, featuring dishes like ember-baked leeks and seared scallops.

10. Grossmann

This gem in the old district of Gamla Stan is known for its selection of Swedish meatballs, from wild boar to moose, served in a casual chic atmosphere.