Victor von G is a restaurant in Feskekörka, Gothenburg. Its cooking uses Nordic ingredients and draws inspiration from around the world. The stated idea is social and curious cooking: street food meets elegance in dishes described as both obvious and unexpected, with innovative elements. The restaurant’s approach is described as relaxed and friendly, with an informative manner and curiosity about the guest. The description presents food as the focus of a visit, alongside a friendly and curious approach to guests.

The restaurant takes its name from Victor von Gegerfelt, Gothenburg’s city architect from 1872 to 1896. He designed Feskekörka, where the restaurant is located. The name connects the restaurant to the architect who designed its setting. The cooking combines Nordic ingredients with influences from around the world. Its stated contrast is street food alongside elegance, with dishes described as both obvious and unexpected. Innovative elements are part of that approach. The restaurant’s atmosphere is described as relaxed, friendly and informative, and its approach as curious about the guest.