Ulla Winbladh is a restaurant on Djurgården in Stockholm, serving traditional Swedish home cooking throughout the year. The restaurant describes its food as Swedish culinary craft in a historic setting and says the inn dates to 1897. Visit Stockholm says the name comes from Ulla Winbladh, the muse of an eighteenth-century Swedish ballad by Bellman, which opens with “Ulla, my Ulla.”

A visit is for a meal of Swedish home cooking. The restaurant also has an outdoor terrace where visitors can stop for a drink. It says travellers, families with children, royals and people walking on Djurgården are welcome, as are dogs. Horses from the Royal Stables also stop at the terrace for a drink.

The inn describes itself as a folk-oriented restaurant, with an approach of treating people like kings and kings like ordinary people. Its traditional Swedish fare is served year-round, so the restaurant is an option in November as well as in other seasons. The information available here does not give a typical meal length or menu prices.