Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Saluhallen
FOOD HALL
(
MAP
GOOGLE MAP
;
www.lundssaluhall.se
; Mårtenstorget; snacks from Skr35;
10am-6pm Mon-
Wed, to 7pm Thu & Fri, 9.30am-3pm Sat)
A mouthwatering market hall, it sells reasonably priced grub, from fresh fish and piping-
hot pasta to Thai, kebabs and croissants. Six additional restaurants recently opened in a
brand-new extension, making Saluhallen a still more serious dining option in Lund.
Café Ariman
CAFE
(
MAP
GOOGLE MAP
;
www.ariman.se
; Kungsgatan 2B; mains from Skr70;
11am-midnight Mon, to
1am Tue, Wed & Thu, to 3am Fri & Sat, 3-11pm Sun; )
Head to this hip, grungy hang-out for cathedral views, strong coffee and fine cafe fare such
as ciabattas, salads and burritos. It's popular with left-wing students: think nose-rings,
dreads and leisurely chess games. From September to May, DJs hit the decks on Friday
and Saturday nights.
Govindas
VEGETARIAN
(
MAP
046-12 04 13; Bredgatan 28; lunch Skr70;
11.30am-3.30pm Mon-Fri,
closed Jul; )
In a quiet, leafy cobbled courtyard, vegetarian Govindas is a hit with krona-conscious stu-
dents and anyone craving a spicy curry and cool raita. Much of the produce is organically
grown by the charming owner.
Coffee Break
CAFE
from Skr35; 8am-8pm Mon-Fri, from 9am Sat & Sun ; )
Small rooms give this place a classic teashop feel, plus there's a flower-filled garden, taste-
ful funky local art on the walls and a menu of homemade scones, bagels, ciabattas or
baguettes with a wide choice of fillings. There are magazines for browsing, and a chillout
soundtrack. Kick back and relax; it's that kind of place.
Ved
SWEDISH
