Chutney Vegetarian Restaurant
April 15, 2008
Over these past few years, the spotlight has once again focused our attention to healthy and fit lifestyles. All of a sudden, every one is trying to score a gym membership, practicing yoga, drinking fruit shakes, jogging in the mornings and doing more outdoor recreational activities. Clearly this is a very positive trend we are experiencing and many establishments that have once been overlooked are now resurfacing and gaining momentum when it comes to increase in customers. One such establishment in Stockholm City, Sweden that promotes healthy lifestyles is the Chutney Vegetarian Restaurant.
If you have a taste for organic, vegetarian dishes and drinks, then surely the decadent and sumptuous menu entr
Golden Hits and Schlagerbaren
April 14, 2008
In the midst of a city full of quaint street side caf
WC Bar and Diner
March 31, 2008
It cannot be denied that the City of Stockholm in Sweden is one of the hippest, most fashionable and most dynamic Scandinavian cities there is. All the 14 islands that make up the capital city of Sweden known as Stockholm is home to numerous bars and restaurants that appeal to those with modern dining tastes and contemporary nightlife preferences. The WC Bar and Diner in Sundsvall, Stockholm City however, is known as one of the popular favorites in the neighborhood where it is found, having beaten out many of its rival bars and restaurants and establishing itself as one of the top Sundsvall dining and nightlife prime spots.
As you approach the WC Bar and Diner, you can already see from afar two rather intimidating and burly bouncers standing erect at each side of the door. Do not be afraid of being thrown out or driven away however because these two bouncers at the WC Bar and Diner in Stockholm are just placed there to dissuade troublemakers and party-crasher from ruining the fun night out of its valued guests. If you intend to make WC Bar and Diner your number night-out destination however, be sure to arrive a little earlier than usual since this popular hight spot easily easily gets filled up with young, hip Stockholm party goers and diners such as yourself.
The service at the WC Bar and Diner is also impressively impeccable, with very attentive and polite waitresses, waiters, barmen and security personnels. The interior of the WC Bar and Diner is also very nice although it is not really what you would call a very large nightclub. There is an attention to detail and comforts that one cannot help but notice and appreciate, and the coziness of the restaurant-bar creates a warm, casual atmosphere which would easily put any customer at ease.
Casino Cosmopol
March 26, 2008
Nights in
From being a premiere cinema, this old and picturesque building now hosts the most heart-stopping gaming events in the city. Casino Cosmopol Stockholm is one of the four international casinos established in
Casino Cosmopol is not only adept to hard-core gaming but fine dining as well. Guests can choose from the various food and drinks offered in Casino Cosmopol. Whether it
Den Gyldene Freden
March 17, 2008
The science and art of Stockholm dining can best be experienced in one of the city’s fine gourmet restaurants. One such gourmet restaurant in Stockholm that you must simply have to visit is called the Den Gyldene Freden.
The Den Gyldene Freden is a popular gourmet restaurant in the City of Stockholm. It is frequented by the fashionable, the hip, the affluent, the curious, the artistic, the sophisticated and all sorts of other people. Back in the early 18 th century when the Den Gyldene Freden was first opened however, its dining areas and halls were the haunt of Swedish poets, lyricists, painters, artists, and the local populace of 18 th century Stockholm City.
Stockholm’s Den Gyldene Freden or Freden for short actually means
Creperie Fyra Knop
March 7, 2008
Although dining in Stockholm is nothing short of a pleasurable and heavenly experience, the high prices that many restaurants in the city ask for may put a hamper on what should have been a most delightful experience. But if you are traveling with a strict budget, you have nothing to worry about because there are several affordable restaurants with premium quality food and services which you can find in Stockholm, Sweden. One such restaurant is a creperie called the Creperie Fyra Knop.
A creperie, as the name suggests, is a restaurant that specializes in serving crepes. A crepe, if you have not had the pleasure of eating one yet, is a very thin pancake usually served with jam, fruit slices, butter, ham, egg, vegetables, whipped cream, and many more. As you can tell, there is a wide range of varieties of crepe that you can create and a crepe may also be eaten as breakfast, lunch, midday snack, dinner or late night snack. And so, a creperie is obviously a very lucrative restaurant because of these reasons.
Aside from the many different kinds of crepes, the Creperie Fyra Knop is also always busy with hungry customers because they do not ask for so very high prices. They serve all sorts of delicious crepes and even galettes, all of which are offered at affordable prices.
Because of the Italian-French caf
Swedish Desserts
March 4, 2008
Many people consider Swedish cuisine and food as very practical and simple. Unlike the flavorful cuisine of India or the lavish cuisine of France for instance, Swedish dishes and meals are delicious without being too complicated in taste or difficult to prepare. Desserts however, is a type of food which many think is only delicious when it is intricately made and complicatedly flavored. Gourmet chocolates and desserts for instance, are thought to be intricately sweet and delicious because of the complex tastes and textures they produce. However, you would be surprised to find that the simpler and hearty desserts of Sweden also have a sugary sweet charm of their own.
What could be simpler and more deliciously filling than a slice of cake? And it is precisely the this simplicity and homeliness of cakes that make them such a popular dessert among the Swedish. Spettekaka for instance is a kind of unique cake that is common in Stockholm City and the rest of Sweden. A mixture of eggs, sugar and potato flour is, curiously, placed in a stick or skewer and is roasted over a fire slowly. Thus, you end up with a cylinder shaped piece of cake that can be given more flavor by adding chocolate, vanilla or fruits. Another mouthwatering Swedish dessert cake is called Kladdkaka which appears like a large, brown, thick pancake. However, this cake is actually very sticky and tastes sweetly of chocolate through and through.
Cheesecakes and pies are also popular Swedish desserts. Otskaka for instance is a kind of Swedish cheesecake that is eaten warm along with fruits and maybe some jelly. Rhubarb pie and blueberry pies are also very popular in Sweden, and you can find many different recipes of these pies passed down from generation to generation in Sweden.
Sweet breads and buns, because of their obvious heartiness, are also usually served as dessert in Sweden. A special sweet bun served on Lent for example, which is called samla, is usually filled with sweet and fragrant almond filling and eaten only on this special occasion. While lussebulle is a Swedish bun flavored with saffron and served on Lucia or Saint Lucia day.
Swedish Sm
February 28, 2008
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Eriks Bakficka
February 27, 2008
Eriks Bakficka is a moderately priced restaurant in
M
February 26, 2008
Trendy, fashionable and cultured. That in a nutshell can be used to describe the modern city of Stockholm, Sweden. And if some of you do not know, the rich culture and fashion forward outlook of Stockholm is not limited on clothing alone, but it in fact extends to other areas of city life including dining and nightlife. One such mecca of trendy, delectable cuisines in Stockholm is known as the M
