Östermalm Market Hall is a food hall at Östermalmstorg that has operated since 1888. Its counters sell fresh fish, meat, sweets and traditional delicacies. The hall houses 18 traders, many of whom have been there for generations. Visitors can browse the counters or take a seat at one of the restaurants or wine bars.

After several years of renovation, the hall reopened in March 2020 with three floors and its original star-shaped floor plan restored. Visit Stockholm describes the floors as easily accessible. The hall's website lists Gabagool, an Italian restaurant and deli with fresh pasta made by dough experts from Rome. It also lists Tysta Mari, a neighbourhood restaurant. The website traces the name to Maria Christina Lindström, who opened Stockholm's first women's café in 1834. The hall's website says it was ranked seventh among food halls worldwide and that chef Jamie Oliver has named it one of his favourite places in Stockholm. The hall's website and Visit Stockholm do not state prices or opening hours.