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Restaurants in Stockholm

2 posts · May 5, 1993 to May 5, 1993

Peter T.Uppsala UniversityMay 5, 1993
In article  pmm@ldnrid15 (Pete Mesrobian)
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> Anyone know of any interesting restaurants in Stockholm?????

One rather "interesting resturant is "Broderna Ohlssons". (It should be an german umlaut o in Broderna, i.e., two dots over it.)

This particular resturant puts garlic in everything, except the coffee. It (the garlic, not the resturant) is'nt as bad as it might sound! I am afraid that I don't remember the exact address but it is'nt difficult to find out when in Stockholm. I do'nt want to try to describe the way.

Peter Trygg
Dep. of Theoretical Physics
Uppsala University
David S.Computing Services Division, University of Wisconsin - MilwaukeeMay 5, 1993
Pete M. wrote:
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>Anyone know of any interesting restaurants in Stockholm?????
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I spent a week in Stockholm in '88. My records show the following as the best restaurants in town..at least the best *I* found.

	1. Operakalleran-Swedish and French
	2. Coq Blanc-international
	3. Paul & Norbert-French[nouvelle]
	4. Wardshuset Stallmasteregarden-French and Swedish
	5. Bla Gasen-French and Swedish

There are also several nice Cafes in Stockholm. Try:
	1.Operabar
	2.Gateaux
	3. Cafe Opera

And I got out to one nightclub..it was called Valentino in '88. It has a restaurant but I wouldnt reccommend eating there. Cant imagine the food in a dance-club being any good. But I could be wrong.

--David Spencer
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