Eat & Drink
The Swedish food culture spans from traditional dishes and foraging to modern cuisine with a strong vegetarian and vegan food culture and plant based recipes. Discover must-visit restaurants all over the country or enjoy a Swedish ‘fika’ at home with cinnamon buns made with our recipe.
Last updated 31 August 2021
Categories
General

Swedish food and drink festivals for every taste

The Edible Country

Swedish food safaris on land – from foraging to truffle hunting

9 sustainable Swedish food and drink experiences

The regional flavours of Sweden

From fika to flatbread: 11 must-have Swedish food souvenirs

The ultimate Swedish foodie bucket list

Swedish cuisine – from foraging to artisanal food

Swedish seafood safaris

Swedish food culture - local produce, international flavours and forward thinking

The Drinkable Country

Plant based by Sweden – planet-friendly and delicious dining experiences
Bars, Cafés and RestaurantsBars, Cafés and Restaurants

Cafés in Gothenburg

8 iconic restaurants in Stockholm – a gastronomical heritage

Top restaurants in Malmö – from street food to fine dining

5 must-visit restaurants in West Sweden

Stockholm under the rainbow

Top restaurants in Stockholm – from trendy hotspots to Nordic classics

Nightlife in Stockholm

Cafés in Stockholm

Sample the diverse flavours of Uppsala

Top 4 fish and seafood restaurants in Gothenburg

Swedish café culture – steeped in tradition yet forward-thinking

Cafés in Malmö

Top restaurants in Gothenburg – from Michelin stars to street food gems

Five Swedish roadside restaurants worth stopping for

Top Swedish food experiences in Småland
RecipesRecipes

Cured salmon ('gravad lax') – recipe

Raspberry caves ('Hallongrottor') – recipe

Vegan meatballs with mash potatoes and cream sauce – recipe

Princess cake ('Prinsesstårta') – recipe

Potato pancakes ('Raggmunk') – recipe

Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes and lingonberries – recipe

Savoury cake ('Smörgåstårta') – recipe

Chessboard cookies ('Schackrutor') – recipe

Saffronbuns ('Lussekatter') – recipe

Fat Tuesday-buns ('Semlor') – recipe

Swedish sticky chocolate cake ('Kladdkaka') – recipe

Cinnamon buns ('Kanelbullar') – recipe

Chocolate slices ('Chokladsnittar') – recipe

Classic strawberry cake ('Jordgubbstårta') – recipe

Swedish Gingerbread ('Pepparkakor') – recipe
Swedish kitchenSwedish kitchen

Seven types of cookies – the Swedish custom is a delicious history

'Surströmming' – the fermented herring that Swedes love

All you need to know about the Swedish Semla

4 lesser-known delicious dishes you must try

Cinnamon buns and where to get the best ones

The best Swedish meatballs and where to get them

Fika like a Swede - all you need to know
