Boule och brunch pairs pétanque with food in a park-style setting in Stockholm. Boulebar describes its idea as a French park gathering, with boule, drinks and meals. Visit Sweden says the courts have gravel and the menu is French-inspired.

You can choose to play boule on its own or combine a game with a meal through one of the venue’s packages, according to Visit Sweden. The venue’s website lists several Stockholm locations, including Liljeholmen, Haga, Rådhuset, Rålambshov and Tanto. Check which location suits your plans before booking.

Visit Sweden says brunch is served at weekends. The material gives no prices or visit length, so check the booking details for the location and date you want. Boulebar’s website has a booking option. The format suits a group that wants to play together, but the restaurant listing also describes the menu as suitable for a meal for two or a larger party. Brunch is the clearest reason to plan a weekend visit; for other days, the sources describe boule and meals but do not give a schedule.