Eden is a restaurant, bar and entertainment venue at the far end of Smedsudden, in a 19th-century building formerly known as Annexet, according to Visit Stockholm. Its listing describes the food concept as “Eden Gone Fishing”, a tribute to fish, seafood and rustic simplicity. It says Swedish ingredients meet Mediterranean aromas and flavours.

The food description centres on fish and seafood, Swedish ingredients and Mediterranean flavours. The restaurant and bar are part of a wider entertainment offer at the same venue. Visit Stockholm describes an intimate club floor, with a calendar that features daytime parties, guest appearances, theme weeks and spritz evenings.

Those are the two parts of Eden’s offer described by the city: a seafood-focused food concept and a programme of club events. The listed examples range from daytime parties to spritz evenings, while guest appearances and theme weeks add other event formats. The venue is in the former Annexet, the 19th-century building at the far end of Smedsudden. Visit Stockholm’s description gives no specific dishes or event dates, so the details of what is on depend on the programme.