Stockhome

Update! Went back and had great food again. The shrimp dish was quite small so recommend ordering it with something else. My chair broke while I was sitting in it which was a scary but not injurious. We recommend the sweet potato fries, broccolini pita, stone fruit salad.

Stockhome is a lovely restaurant in downtown Petaluma. My husband and I were not super hungry and stopped by for a small bite. We ordered the fried halloumi and the Swedish meatballs. Both tasted great and were beautifully plated but I felt like the prices were just a bit too steep for the portions. We also picked up some traditional Swedish candy on our way out. They were fun but not super unique.

Roberth's food is so dreamy! I don't even know what to say. We have hired him to cater several of our events, each one with a different food theme and he always blows away our expectations. Our guests are beyond delighted! And that lime creme brulee & lychee OMG!!!

Not an expert on Swedish food. The restaurant is semi self service. It is bright with lots of natual lighting, though the chairs are not the most comfortable. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The dishes were pretty delicious in general and the ingredients tasted fresh. The grilled pork was thin, but a bit on the dry side. The meat balls kind of lacked a bit of the meaty flavor. Prices were on the high end.

I'm always getting the frankfurter over mashed potatoes. It's cozy easy food. My SO gets the fried chicken. The space is bright and noise carries easily here. Service has always been pleasant. Order at the counter they bring the food. Beer and wine on the menu. I tend to eat here less often in winter when I'm seeking a more cozy atmosphere. They're my go to when I can't decide on something else. Irrelevant side note - Still very sad that Cafe Zazzle closed.

We stopped in for an impromptu lunch and it immediately transformed into a date, because of the lovely ambiance and the delicious food. It was a splurge, but not a totally crazy one! I look forward to returning. The beet cured gravlax was amazing, and we got the kids swedish meatballs which was so satisfying. The herring with apples and horseradish was really good too, but got third place.

We gathered here for lunch, 13 of us at the long family style table in the middle of the restaurant. How lucky to be able to enjoy this space and this food together with my family. The menu made it hard to decide with each option sounding delicious. The food was served quickly and each bite of my broccolini pita wrap tasted fresh and flavorful. I am a huge fan of all things Scandinavian and this place did not disappoint with the colorful wallpapered walls, bright sunlit space, fresh flavorful menu. Highly recommend and can’t wait to return.

The decor is sort of sparton, or should I say Viking... Staff was very friendly. Place is clean. I just went there for Kalles It is about the only place in NorCal that has/had it. Parking is manageable, least you don't have to pay for parking like in S. F.

Wow! I thought I could only get good Swedish Meatballs at Ikea! We found this delicious dish at Stockhome! What a lovely spot! My man and I had a day off on a weekday while the kids were at school. We took advantage of it and had a day's adventure in Petaluma. We found this place and decided to have lunch there. I ordered from a nice lady at the counter and our food was served quickly. We had: 1. Moules Frites - delicious mussels drowned in white wine and butter. The lady at the counter thought I only ordered fries, but I corrected her after receiving everything. It was odd that she served the fries without the mussels. Oh well, it wasn't a big deal. 2. Caprese & Tomatoes - It was light but filling. 3. Swedish Meatball - My favorite dish out of the three. The meatballs were delicately spiced and coated with rich gravy. On the sides were mashed potatoes and sweet lingonberry jam. There are other interesting dishes on the menu, but I wouldn't mind coming back for just the Swedish Meatballs!

The ambiance is very open - high ceilings and a bit cold. (But it IS Stockhome maybe the US version of Stockholm, after all!) I ordered the lamb and beef skewer plus a salad. The salad was super delicious- love the dressing. (Unfortunately there really is no "skewer"... ) plus the meat came in paper-thin sheets - and I defy anyone to tell me which was the lamb and which was the beef. (I shoulda tried the teres major beef filet!) Beer was really good. Desert was wonderful. Apple pie was not light and flakey, but good.. and really tasty ice cream. (As good as Tillamook!) I'm not a connoisseur of Swedish cuisine so just giving my opinion here. Servers/staff were friendly and great. Try it- I think you'll like it! Wanted to give another half star, but no such option.

I've been here twice, once eating in and once for takeout. The seafood dishes I've tried were both very good, only reason for 4 stars is because I'm not sure the high prices equal the amount of food you get... I had the shrimp skagen a while ago. Last week, I got the little gems salad and added salmon (+$12). The salad cost me over $30 after tax and tip for a takeout order. The $12 for the salmon (which was cooked perfectly and tasted good) was ok, but the rest of the salad ingredients didn't seem to make it worth $30. However, the food concept here is not common, so I would come back to try more intriguing dishes! I just won't visit often due to the prices unfortunately.

Ohhhh love it! Came here cause it was Michelin rated! Twas Good! Will recommend it for sure!

Scandinavia meets Mediterranean? Only in Stockhome. This restaurant hit on so many levels for me. I loved the homestyle vibes, inviting and open atmosphere, communal seating, low key counter service and friendly staff. Rolling in I really wasn't sure what to expect but this spot truly delivered foodie fun beyond my expectations. We tried the Swedish meatballs (a must) with the fluffiest mashed potatoes and sweet tart lingonberries, the kids mac n cheese (def step above), the mezze plate (solid), all the veggie starters (broccolini was the fave), and a fried halloumi burger just for fun. Naturally we topped it off with the pickled herring in brown butter with rye crisps, the most Scandinavian sounding of all the dishes in the menu, and it was a home run. I wasn't sure what to expect but it was served warm, which surprised me, and I just loved how the fat, acid, sugar and heat from the horseradish in the dish all worked to make the perfect bite. If you're not eating here and you live nearby, go! If you're visiting, def put this on your list!

This modern Scandinavian and Mediterranean (not fusion) spot was pretty busy on the Sunday afternoon I visited. The grilled brat was excellently doused in grilled onions on a brioche bun. No mustard, yes ketchup with pickles on the side. Also had a bowl of "mash potato." with tasty gravy. You order from the main counter then sit at a communal table or another small table. Love that they served Einstok beer! They also have a side counter where colorful Swedish candies are sold.

I love anything Scandinavian so I'm glad I discovered this place. It's more expensive than I'd imagine, not that it's overpriced but this is no Ikea Swedish meatballs. Their Swedish meatballs plate is $26. I've gotten that and the Tunnbrosdsrulle which I thought was really flavorful and definitely a meal to savor. Like Scandinavian places it's very clean and efficient. A good find for Petaluma.

Interesting place! It is mostly self serve which we weren't expecting but nonetheless service was good and the people were so kind!! As for the food, my party mostly ordered the Swedish meatballs and I ordered the chicken pita. I would skip the chicken pita next time but definitely order the Swedish meatballs.

Initial thought was that the menu was interesting but we wanted to try it anytime since we were in the area looking for something to eat. Very quiet for a Sunday night so plenty of seating. Food came fast. I was kinda skeptical about the curry banana pizza but it was surprisingly delicious. It's a must!

Cute and quaint restaurant serving swedish cuisine. The swedish coke wasn't too sweet (almost had a spiced taste to it) and the lingonberry lemonade was a bit sweet. My friend and i ordered a couple things to share- wish the server noted that the kebab plate only came with one skewer. We had to order another a la carte since we thought it came with two skewers. The broccolini and sweet potato fries were standard. Plenty of parking nearby

Don't let the name fool you. I thought it was Stockholm. I was expecting a Nordic menu. It's actually very diversified. My first time I ordered falafel. Decent. My second time I ordered gravlax. Outstanding! The environment is clean, simple,but noisy. They do have outdoor seating. Worth checking out. See what you think.

Met friends for lunch & loved it all! Food is fantastic, ambiance is open room with easy access to tables- very Scandinavian vibe. Order @ bar counter & food served to your table. We loved our food and drinks which were creative and delicious, and the servers are top-notch too. Reasonable price. Perfect place!

Before visiting Stockhome, my knowledge of Swedish cuisine was limited to the frozen Swedish meatballs you find in grocery stores. A local friend recommended we try this spot for dinner, and I'm glad we did. Upon entering, I was immediately struck by the cozy and charming atmosphere, almost reminiscent of a Dutch cafe. Near the entrance, there were jars of colorful Swedish candies, which momentarily made me feel like I had walked into a candy shop. The warm welcome from the staff was equally inviting. The dining experience begins by ordering at the counter, after which you're given a number and seated. For our meal, we decided on Swedish meatballs, schnitzel, and the lamb pita. Each dish was flavorful and well-prepared, with the meatballs being a clear standout. The only thing I wished for was a bit more variety on the menu to explore more of Swedish cuisine. Overall, Stockhome provided a delightful introduction to Swedish food, and I'd rate it 4 out of 5 stars. If you're curious about Scandinavian fare, this is a great place to start!

Really lovely place. I like the vibe and the communal table in the middle of the restaurant. You order up front and then select a seat. The food was well portioned and delicious! Everything tasted super fresh. Loved it!

We came here for dinner on a family trip to Petaluma. It reminded me of Amsterdam. Cute, cozy interior. You order yourself and choose a table (communal table). The food was delicious! My favorite was the meatballs with cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, and pickled cucumbers. My husband liked the crab cakes, which were very light and had a nice avocado topping. They paired nicely with the wine and beer selections. The service could have been better; they seemed a little understaffed on the service side, but the waitresses and hostesses had a positive attitude and were doing their best.

We were in Santa Rosa and saw a sign that said Sunday was the last day for restaurant week. We went through the list and decided to come here for dinner because of all the positive reviews. We were able to find street parking right around the corner of the restaurant on a Sunday a quarter before 6pm. Right when we walked in, I felt the cold breeze and it seemed like they had the A/C on, so I was freezing the entire time I was there. After looking at the menu, we decided to go with their restaurant week special because we wanted to try the different dishes. After ordering from the counter, we were given a number to be place on the table. It did take awhile for the food to come out even though the restaurant wasn't completely full. Although the portions were small, everything was delicious. I wished they gave more meatballs though. Not sure if the small portions had to do with it being restaurant week. I would come back again to try other items on their menu the next time I'm in the area in hopes that the portions are bigger.

This is one of the few places where you can get Swedish food in the bay area if you want to even consider this to be in the bay area. Besides IKEA, I would say it is one of the best places to get Swedish meatballs with lingonberry. The servers are very friendly and provide amazing service Ambiance is inviting and not too cluttered in decor Prices are very reasonable I recommend getting the Swedish meatballs with lingonberry and trying the Swedish soda

The Swedish meatballs are to die for! Petaluma has a big restaurant scene and Stockhome stands out with their unique offerings. I attended Sonoma County Restaurant Week several years ago with a couple friends and we dined here on the last day of restaurant week. In addition to the Swedish meatballs I also had the Swedish pancake for dessert which was superb! Be sure to place your order at the counter and get a number because it is not a traditional sit down restaurant. There is plenty of seating inside. The inside and outside of the restaurant is warm and inviting. The interior decor is simple but gorgeous. There are candy jars on the side counter for sale by the pound and kitchen accessories for sale along one of the walls. Stockhome is worth checking out. I definitely need to go back soon and order the Swedish meatballs again and also try some other items off their menu.

Beautifully decorated casual dining establishment that makes you feel really welcomed. Serve staff were sweet and helpful. Surprised to find asparagus soup came with a small side of grilled sandwich but I'm not complaining! Soup had cauliflower garnish which confused me because I was expecting it to be green in color so wondered maybe it was a cauliflower soup? It was more on the tart side which isn't to my palate as much. Crab cakes were good, especially paired with the garnish of dill and avocados. Everything tasted fresh and would stop by again to try other dishes.

I feel like this restaurant doesn't know who they want to be but who cares because the food is delicious. Nice combo of flavors. Chill atmosphere. And good service. I ordered the burger and it was very good. Took my parents here. They had the Greek salad and Cobb salad and both of them loved it.

Really good Swedish fare. We placed order at the counter, long menu, many delicious sounding items. Weinerschnitzel, Moulds frites, herring, kebabs, brats. I had Tunnbrödsrulle, basically a Scandinavian twist on a burrito, with grilled hotdogs mashed potato pickled cucumber ketchup mustard tomato lettuce, really a lot of food and surprisingly tasty. Wife had beet cured gravlax, tasty! Ambience is sparse, nothing to write home about. Lots to go back for.

Excellent broccolini wrap, great service, nice ambience. Everything was fresh and flavorful. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Who would have thought we'd find a hygge spot in Petaluma? The cozy interior is great for whether you want brunch or a cozy dinner. The eclectic menu is delicious that transports me back to Scandinavia. There's bound to be something on the menu that is up your alley. We got the pita, herring, and shrimp. We'll definitely come back for the mussels. The fries were perfectly cooked. Great little outdoor seating area as well.

A fun experience and great place to start if you are wanting to try something fresh and new :) We were happy with everything we tried and the staff was great to chat with about making decisions.

We visited Stockhome yearning for something different and were pleasantly surprised at how great it was! It's a cozy eatery with a nice array of food with a European influence. The food was tasty and the flavors of the fresh ingredients were amazing! A nice place for a quick lunch or grabbing a bite without having to deal with a restaurant experience. Don't forget dessert!

Delicious authentic Swedish food that tastes fresh in a cute, cozy spot. Loved the cider too!

Everyone was very friendly and prompt, the place itself was so cute, it had fresh flowers on the tables and awesome drinking cups! The food and drinks were excellent - perfectly prepared.

My partner took me to Petaluma for a surprise getaway weekend. Anyone who knows me knows I've been dreaming about a specific Shrimp Tail Skagen sandwich I had years ago in Sweden. I've never been able to find something similar here in the states until last night. I was absolutely blown away by this dish. If I had closed my eyes I would have thought I was back in Sweden. The flavors were so fresh and insanely delicious. I can't wait to come back! We had other items too and everything was amazing. The bag of Swedish candy we took to go was the icing on the cake!

I've been wanting to try Stockhome for a while and glad I was finally able to stop in! It's a quaint spot located right in downtown Petaluma. You order at the counter and then they bring the food out to you. I was a little confused by this when I walked in as it wasn't super clear, and the staff didn't mention anything to me as I stood awkwardly for a short period of time and had to ask them what the process was. I visited on a Thursday evening and this place was busy from the dining to the takeout orders. That is always a good sign!  I ordered the bianco pizza, which is a Swedish style pizza with mozzarella, lemon creme fraiche and thyme. The pizza had good flavor and paired well with a rose I ordered too. Overall the service was good and pretty quick too. My friend and I also ordered dessert after we had dinner and both items we ordered were delicious! We ordered the creme brulee with oranges and chocolate sticky cake with berries and whipped cream. My only feedback is the menu is a little pricer then expected for a counter ordering experience. They have plenty of seating inside as well as patio dining outside. In addition to the restaurant, they have quite a lot of items available for purchase.

Bestie and I found Stockhome through the great guys at SideCar. The best way we figured to enjoy was to order a few starters. We had brussel sprouts, Swedish meatballs and the Wienerschnitzel. All three were so good and filling. Ashton (owner) told us that the meatball recipe is his grandmothers. Fantastic vibe and a must stop for all!

What happened to Stockhome I once loved? I dined there yesterday with a friend at 12:30p. My friend has never dined there, and I wanted to introduced this restaurant to her because I really loved this place. I was really looking forward to ordering the baklava which again they didn't have available. There was no sign or notice indicating that the baklava wasn't available. Last week I was also at Stockhome for dessert and it was not available. Why keep it on the menu if it's constantly unavailable? My friend ordered the chicken kebab and she said it was dry and returned it for the salmon. I've never returned food at Stockhome and I'm so surprised their quality has gone downhill. I ordered the salmon with rice and I felt it wasn't as stellar as it was in the past. I just read in SFGATE that Stockhome earned Michelin Star status for 2024. There must be a mistake because this restaurant is not Michelin star worthy. I can see this restaurant being Michelin star in 2022-23 but not this year. Please stop resting on your laurels and get it together Stockhome, otherwise, I'm going to bid you farewell. I've brought friends and family to your restaurant in the past. My friend who I dined with yesterday is a real estate agent and she would've brought in more business.

Super friendly service - like, genuinely friendly like people used to be in service roles. It was a little unsettling but in the very best way. Loved the tall ceiling, cheery Scandinavian atmosphere inside - it was a special treat to hit up the water station. I know that sounds crazy, but it felt like we were getting to use the "good" or "fancy" glasses that our parents usually only let us use on special occasions. The meatballs were amazing (how are the mashed potatoes so silky?!), and the tunnsbrodrulle - who knew I'd like mashed potatoes in my hot dog wrap? Next time I'm getting a (not Swedish at all) falafel or haloumi wrap - they looked amazing! Or maybe the mushroom toast. Oooh, wait, or maybe a pizza! No, no - definitely the wienerschnitzel.

One time at the beginning of the pandemic I got a really great chicken and dill dish. A year or two before that I got really great "gyro tacos" or something like that, which were mini gyros. Every other time I've been there, they either have the kitchen closed (from 3-4), the staff has been rude, or my food has been bland. I want to have the same experiences I did years ago! Will keep trying once a year or so.

Friendly service and good food. A bit pricey for the Meze Plate. Onion soup OK. A few Swedish things.

Amazing place! I love the food, the vibe inside, and the friendly staff. My partner and I came here for a date night & we enjoyed every minute of it. We got the Swedish Meatballs, Gravlax, and the Swedish Soda. Sooo flavorful! Every ingredient compliments each other. You can really taste the quality of the food and the drinks. If you want a casual but elegant experience, this is the place!

Ok, so I guess after coming here 5 years ago when they first opened and being excited but disappointed we finally gave it another try! And I will say the food was much better! We were pleasantly surprised and wondered if we'd been missing out this whole time because of our first time here. They have some vegan options / things that could be made vegan, I got the falafel wrap and it was pretty good! I'm glad we gave this spot another try and we'd be back now after this last experience. It's a fun, cute, hip place. Place order and pay - sit where you like, with seating inside and outside. All was good, the service and the food. They have a little cute shopping area with some fun things! I think we'd come back before another 5 years again.

This place was amazing! I went with a few people and we all ordered something different and shared everything. There is not a single dish (Swedish or Mediterranean) that the table didn't love! We will be back!

Overpriced, about as far from authentic as you can possibly get. As my husband is Swedish he sometimes gets desperate for some scandi faire, so as a result I've eaten here several times, and each time I promise myself this will be the last time. Occasionally they have items that look a little like their Scandinavian originals, unfortunately that's where the resemblance ends, it's as if someone has seen what a Semla (Lent buns) or Kottbullar (Swedish meatballs) look like but has never tasted one. The result is prurient. Radically different textures and flavors that seem to be random spices, even when the right one sneaks in for instance cardamom, it's the wrong type. The flavor balance isn't just completely gone it's in some wildly different food group. The textures also make no sense, poor bakes, using weirdly stale chantilly in place of fresh cream etc. Then there's the Mediterranean side. I'm sorry but if you think the falafel are good here then you've likely never tried falafel. Thankfully the injuriously priced portions are tiny, so you don't have to suffer any of it for long. This is some cargo cult version of these cuisines. The price is too high, the staff too rude, the portions too small, the food of too poor quality.

I chose Stockhome for my birthday dinner and they didn't disappoint! The staff was as lovely as the food was delicious. I ordered the salmon pita wrap and the blue butterfly pea flower lemonade. The lemonade was sweet, refreshing and almost too pretty to drink. The salmon pita wrap was scrumptious-salmon cooked perfect, divine avocado mousse and visually mouth watering! The staff were informative and helpful. Swedish and Mediterranean street food at its finest. I can see why Stockhome won an award for their food. Swedish bulk candy, a small gift area and blue/white decor. Thank you for making my birthday memorable!

I stopped by with my family today for lunch and the place was very empty on a Saturday afternoon. Ordering is done at the counter and seating is wherever you can find an empty table. My wife ordered the Swedish meatball dish (i.e. the IKEA dish) while I ordered the Banana Curry Pizza and a Meze Plate. The meal was definitely on the expensive side for the food that we ordered. $24 for a platter of five meatballs and some gravy, $25 for a pizza with a paper thin crust and minimal toppings, and another $15 for the Meze plate. Food was fine, but nothing extraordinary. For the meatball entree, the meatballs were more firm than the meatballs you find at IKEA and about 1.5x in size. Mashed potatoes and berry sauce were identical to IKEA to my palette. I ordered the banana curry pizza because it was marked with FAVORITE on the menu and I was curious at what the flavor combination would taste like. First time I've ever seen this on a menu. Needless to say, it was a pretty big disappointment. It was exactly how you would imagine such a pizza to taste: curry powder sprinkled over a lightly cheese pizza, topped with slices of bananas. Don't order this. The sweet and savory combination did not work out well in this dish. Stockhome is definitely a place you check out once to see what the vibe is and to try some new food, but it's not some place I'd stop by again in the future.

Top 5 fav places in Petaluma. They always change the menu with the seasons and it's always delish! The fillet I had was unbelievable and so flavorful!

I may not be the best person to measure Swedish food by any means (my prior- and only run-in with Swedish food was at Ikea) but I can tell you that I fell in love with this place at first bite. With my group, I was able to try the shrimp skagen, swedish meatballs & gravy, salad, swedish pancakes, and the apple pie. The food was delicious and I suspect this was a testament to both the quality/freshness of the ingredients and the chef! I could see myself ordering any of the above again and being happy with my meal there. Tip: It's a great place to stop by for city-dwellers doing a day trip out to Napa/Sonoma.

Like a gentle hug or coming home after a long day, the swedish meatballs comfort you with a delightful mashed potato base. Fantastic treat if you're in Petaluma. Highly recommend Stockhome.

Came to Stockhome with my friends and we really enjoyed our little getaway to Sweden. The shop was aesthetically pleasing featuring quite a few Swedish specialties, especially on the candy front as well as some unique home decor items. After looking over the menu, my friends and I ordered a small feast to share and most everything was quite enjoyable! Gravlax - the smoked salmon was plentiful and paired deliciously with the extra crisp lavage crackers. There were also many little accoutrements like fresh dill, spring greens, and mustard. All together, the components made for a delicious bite! Little Gem Salad - the little gem leaves were super crisp but dressed a little too heavily in the tahini dressing for me. I did really enjoy all the little additions like crunchy chickpeas, artichoke hearts, and all the freshly grated parm. I also added a side of swedish meatballs based on the recommendation of the staff and yes, this was totally the move BUT even just a spoon of ligonberry jam would have really made the dish wow even more. Fried Halloumi - this dish was 3 hearty slabs of Halloumi that was fried then topped with a tasty parsley/cilantro sauce and a sliver of orange. Both of these definitely elevated the Halloumi and made the dish fun! Curry Banana Pizza - yeeeeep. Curry. Banana. Pizza. Wasn't sure those words go together either...! The good - the crust was thin yet airy and the cheese was generous. The curry powder was different and added just a hint of warmth to the bites. The bad? Ok, not bad but interesting was definitely the banana. In it's warmed state the bananas were incredibly sweet and definitely hit the taste buds loud and clear. The play on sweet and savory was evident but I'm not sure it worked? It's something I'm glad I tried but I'm not sure I would opt to try it again. Kabob plate - I only got to try the meat which was sliced remarkably thin and well spiced. Both friends who ordered this found the plate very filling. All in all, it was a fun meal with interesting choices. Definitely worth the try if you end up in Petaluma!

Really cute cafe with open space and lots of sunlight. I ordered a Swedish pancake (delish!) and butterfly pea flower lemonade (pretty). Service was friendly and I had a relaxing lunch by the huge windows.

Super kid friendly : coloring paper and coloring , kid menu under $10, high chairs. Even good enough for older folks that don't each much. Love the simplicity of everything, get your old water, cups, utensils, and self seating. Service was pretty nice and bussed the tables pretty fast. The menu is very simple laid out, I wish they were a little more helpful as I never had this food before. The kid meatballs are kid approved by my kid, 3yr. The Liginberrys are real berries! The gravey and mash were delicious! The kid chicken and rice was good as well, grandma really enjoyed it. It was something not too foreign for her. The gyro plate was a good size and the lamb was great as well. The red and white sauce added a nice touch. The hot sauce was pretty very mild. Overall, it was a great experience and I'd recommend.

A few years ago I saw some teenagers eating some delicious wraps on the benches at Wickersham Park. They were basically silent and salivating over their lunches so I asked them where they got them. "Stockhome!" We went right over and ordered the salmon wrap and I have been hooked on this place ever since. They brought back the great pita bread and the taste is amazing. I love the atmosphere and how reminiscent of Scandinavia all the decor and merch is. **Bonus points for the poster of Neneh Cherry on the way to the bathroom.

Since my grandparents were Swedish I grew up eating Swedish meatballs and pancakes. Never really liked seafood so would pass on the picked hearing. That being said there are no Swedish restaurants where I'm at or in general so I had to try this place. The restaurant does feel odd when you walk in and like others have said is more like a candy store. So much so that one person in our party walked in and said we were at the wrong place. It's not bad just throws you off if not expecting it. Now this is a duel ethnic restaurant. Some have said it was confusing so they must not have read up on it. The husband is from Sweden and wife is from the Middle East so they serve both cuisines. The employees were nice and patient as we placed our order. I had to get the Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes and the wife got the chicken kabob with saffron rice. Another in our party got a chicken pita wrap with sweet potato fries. All were fantastic. The meatballs weren't quite as good as my grandmas but very close. For dessert Swedish pancakes. Do yourself a favor and go get one now. You will thank me. Definitely recommend and will be back.

Amazing, surprising, delicious food! First you grab a menu and order with a friendly person, grab a number, and get a lovely seat inside or outside, then yumminess awaits! We shared a Nordic ale, a salmon pizza, and gem salad. All of it was so delicious! Loved the interiors, which you can buy housewares, jewelry, and more! Really recommend. Next time we will likely try the banana curry pizza!