Under Kastanjen

Whenever I return to Stockholm, I always go to this restaurant because the location is fantastic. Once again, the experience was absolutely positive. Since I need to eat gluten- and lactose-free, I was able to enjoy a delicious and traditional plate of meatballs. The staff was very kind and attentive to my dietary restrictions. Highly recommended!

Had a bruschetta and it was divine! Didn’t try another other dishes but seems like they have good quality of food! Good selection of wine as well, overall a nice experience

Wanted to try the Swedish fish stew - it was a huge serve and quite tasty. Loved the bread that went with it. My tour guide recommended this place for its carrot cake!

Perfect location. Been here 10years ago, back then the food was great. But I think they changed the owner that the food also the service are like tourist trap now. You can have way better meatball and fish soup/stew elsewhere, which they were really tasty here back to 10years ago.

A really great restaurant in Stockholm! The place is very clean, with a nice atmosphere and pleasant music playing in the background. What I especially appreciated was the generous space between tables – unlike many other Swedish restaurants where everything feels cramped, here you can enjoy your meal in peace and privacy. Overall, a comfortable and relaxing dining experience. Highly recommended!

Super cozy restaurant near Stortorget. Different options for lunch and dinner.

Good atmosphere and service. They do have gluten free options but unfortunately none burger or grilled sandwich. Still if you are celiac you can have a salad or traditional meatballs which are delicious. Prices are a little high, I guess it’s because we are in Sweden 😅 PS: The toilet was quite dirty !!

You either love it or hate it. Sadly I was on the latter. I had the swedish meatballs and could not eat half of it. The red sauce and fruit is plain bitter and the white sauce is so sweet that you don't know of you're eating dessert or food. My taste buds felt like being tumbled around between very bitter and very sweet. The meatballs themselves were not great. The only good thing was the mashed potatoes:)). Secondly, and somewhat importat, the restaurant is quite big and only has 2 bathrooms to maybe 50+tables in the historical part of Stockholm. Also, no separate sink to wash your hands, so you have to wait in a long queue for either to go to the toilet or to just simply wash your hands before eating.