Just a short amble away from the beach at Tanto, Rackarbacken is our go-to spot after a cold water plunge. Built upon a wooden platform up a hillside, enjoy an ice-cold beer with spectacular views out onto the water.
Stockholm is far from short of wine bars, in fact they're dotted around the blocks as frequent as café's are in Melbourne! Café Cuvée is a cosy spot to spend your evening sampling some delicious wines, and sharing some small plates alongside. From the Swedish classics such as white asparagus and torsk with forellrom, to their sweet treats: there's something for everyone.
A former royal palace of the 19th century, now a bustling hub and space to sleep, drink and eat. Inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement of the 70s, expect intarsia-wood inlays in an otherwise simple side shelf, hand-woven linens and the grooviest of sound systems in each of the 32 rooms and suites. Whilst we'd recommend staying the night, a visit to the Köket for a casual lunch is a must.
This low-key, casual restaurant is bringing delicious Mediterranean food to snowy Stockholm. Order a pita wrap or hummus bowl at the colourful bar, grab a drink, and take a seat in this lively eatery.
Bacchanale. This French bistro makes you profoundly content. From its beautiful interiors, the hustle and bustle of the chefs at the open kitchen, the hip crowds it attracts to the superb wine and food. From small plates to sharing main dishes, and the infamous tarte tatin. There's deliciousness in every mouthful.