RestaurantStockholm

Stockholm Stadshotell

The main reason to go is the choice between a daily-changing seasonal bistro menu and a more curated restaurant in an old chapel.

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Key facts

Address
Björngårdsgatan 23, 118 52 StockholmMap and directions
Season
The inner courtyard opens during summer.

Facts checked November 2026.

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Stockholm Stadshotell has two restaurants, with Nordic flavours and global influences at the centre of the food and drink offer, according to Visit Stockholm. The bistro changes its menu daily and prepares food that is in season. Its menu therefore varies from day to day; the listing does not name particular dishes. Upstairs, a second restaurant offers a more curated experience in the building’s old chapel. The description distinguishes the two by the bistro’s changing menu and the upstairs restaurant’s setting and format, rather than by giving menu details.

The inner courtyard opens during summer. The hotel has 32 rooms, and breakfast is available there as well as the restaurant offer. Visit Stockholm’s description does not give prices, restaurant opening hours or a suggested visit length. It also provides no booking details. The choice described is between the bistro’s daily-changing seasonal food and the upstairs restaurant in the chapel. The listing does not say what either restaurant is serving this week.

Get there

Björngårdsgatan 23, Stockholm

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Sources and data

Visit Stockholm (Stockholm Business Region), CC BY 4.0. Text and ranking by Sweden Herald. Facts are checked against the sources above; opening hours and prices can change, so check with the place before you go.

Something wrong? Tell us · Work with us · Updated 3 November 2026