Cafe Schweizer - Oestermalm

I have to admit that I was disappointed with the Walnut cake at this restaurant. It was dry and lacked flavor. The tea I ordered was not the Earl Grey I expected. Additionally, I was asked to change tables during lunch hour even though the restaurant was not busy. Overall, I would recommend going elsewhere for a better dining experience.

Visiting downton Stockholm, after admiring the royal chambers and the jewels in the treasury, the body asked also for its royal treatment. I confess I looked and was walking to another restaurant in the area when I saw this place. I had a nice vibe from outside and decided to explore. Great decision! They have different sandwiches and desserts that look good. However, this time they had a “Fisk Gryta” which is a fish soup. The friendly cashier described it as pieces of salmon in a home made broth with some potatoes, topped with alioli and shrimps, and accompanied with a piece of bread with butter and a local cheese. This sounded appealing enough and went for it. The soup was marvelous. Flavors very well balanced. Fish was not dominant and the alioli integrated very well. The bread was amazing I asked for a second piece. Very nice surprise in the middle of Stockholm!

Firstly, it appears that this place used organic ingredients for their meals. The decor is eye-catching. The people were helping and attentive. The food was delicious and hearty. We had the Cinnabon, and they were freshly made. We had the omelet with ham. It was delicious. Delicious is not even fair to describe it. We HIGHLY recommend this restaurant. This is a must. You will not regret it.

Too expensive Looks like money factory The “not allowed “ To give a pen to write on their walls although this is a rotin here. Just waste of time to go to this coffee which was very medium.

We stopped here for lunch. We enjoyed fresh orange juice, broccoli and cheese quiche and finished off with the best coconut brownies we have ever tasted. Well worth a visit