Bikt is opposite the Cathedral in Gothenburg, and its name means “confession” in Swedish. The name is a fitting contrast with a restaurant whose concept, according to Visit Sweden, is not to have one. Instead, the menu changes continuously, with flavours drawn from Western and Southern European countries, including Spain, France and Italy. A visit centres on the menu as it changes, rather than on a single cuisine or a permanent selection of dishes.

Visit Sweden describes Bikt as having the feel of a southern European local restaurant. It describes the atmosphere as intimate yet lively, and the interior as stylish. The restaurant also has a courtyard, which the listing says is suited to warmer evenings. The courtyard offers an outdoor setting in warmer weather alongside the restaurant’s interior.

Bikt is at Kyrkogatan 20-22 in Gothenburg. Its changing menu and southern European influences are the clearest points to bear in mind when choosing it. The restaurant is presented as a place for a meal in a local-restaurant atmosphere, with the courtyard as another option on warm evenings.