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Head here for perfect crêpes in an intimate setting, plus a hint of shanty-town chic - think
reggae tunes and old tin billboards for Stella Artois. A good place for a quiet tête-à-tête be-
fore you hit the clubs down the street.
Söderhallarna
FOOD HALL
(
MAP
GOOGLE MAP
;
Medborgarplatsen 3;
10am-6pm Mon-Wed, to 7pm Thu & Fri, to 4pm Sat;
)
This food hall on Medborgarplatsen contains a cinema as well as shops selling everything
from cheese and smallgoods to decent vegetarian grub.
Hermans Trädgårdscafé
VEGETARIAN
from Skr35; 11am-9pm; ; 2, 3, 53, 71, 76 Tjärhovsplan, Slussen)
This justifiably popular vegetarian buffet is one of the nicest places to dine in Stockholm,
with a glassed-in porch and outdoor seating on a terrace overlooking the city's glittering
skyline. Fill up on inventive, flavourful veggie and vegan creations served from a cozy,
vaulted room - you might need to muscle your way in, but it's worth the effort.
The desserts (sold separately) are mostly vegan, gluten-free, or both, and they look
amazing, though it's a challenge to save room. If you have a valid student ID, you may be
able to get a two-for-one deal on the buffet. Worth asking!
Pelikan
SWEDISH
5pm-midnight or 1am; Skanstull)
Lofty ceilings, wood panelling and no-nonsense waiters in waistcoats set the scene for
classic
husmanskost
at this century-old beer hall. The herring options are particularly good
(try the 'SOS' plate, an assortment of pickled herring, Skr124 to Skr138) and there's usu-
ally a vegetarian special to boot. There's a hefty list of aquavit, too.
Östgöta Källaren
SWEDISH
(
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08-643 22 40; Östgötagatan 41; mains Skr155-225;
5pm-1am Mon-Fri,
3pm-1am Sat, 5pm-1am Sun;
Medborgarplatsen)
