Babette

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Restaurang Babette

Babette - Stockholm Food Stories

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Nevertheless, they guys have created what has quickly become a local favorite – tasty food and great wine in a relaxed and intimate setting and really reasonably prices.

The food is based around pizzas, which are good, a couple of a la cart snacks, mid-sizes dishes (perfect to share!)

Notably, the restaurant opened up in an old pizza joint and they have kept the pizza oven as the main cooking item – which of course adds an extra layer of complexity for Olle T Celltom when cooking the food.

The food is simple, and if you want to play it safe go for the pizzas (the classic with tomato and stracciatella is great), but when you get the right stuff from the a la carte menu, it is delicious.

It is super relaxed, has some great wines and good food, and just a suitable bistro for any day of the week.

A Long Summer Weekend in Stockholm - WSJ

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8 a.m. Take the T-Bana to Karlaplan square in Östermalm, and head for a typically Nordic breakfast buffet of cheese, charcuterie and house-made granola at Broms, one of a few stellar Stockholm establishments that does double duty as an all-day bistro as well as a grocery store (Karlavägen 76, bromskarlaplan.se).

9:15 a.m. Walk through Östermalm to Strandvägen, Stockholm’s grand waterfront residential street, lined with turret-topped, Belle-Époque apartment buildings, and cross over a small bridge to Djurgården island, once used by Swedish kings as a place to hunt deer and now home to many of the city’s leading attractions.

12:15 p.m. Visit the current Swedish royal family’s home just west of Stockholm, Drottningholm Palace(kungahuset.se).

9:30 a.m. Take Bus No. 76, which you can pick up just down the street from Urban Deli, to Kungsträdgården, the parklike square in Norrmalm (Stockholm’s business and shopping district) and cross the bridge to Skeppsholmen, a small hilly island.

1:30 p.m. Take the T-Bana to St. Eriksplan, in the Vasastan area, and visit one of Stockholm’s more eccentric new art venues, Sven-Harrys Konstmuseum, which combines an exhibition space, a restaurant and an exact rooftop replica of an 18th-century manor house, where founder Sven-Harry Karlsson, a Swedish businessman, shows off his private collection of 19th and 20th century Swedish paintings (Eastmansvägen 10—12, sven-harrys.

Babette – Restaurant – Vasastan, Stockholm – Thatsup

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Show original » Spontaneous visits to Babette today.

The Starter we ate standing before two bar chairs became vacant.

For an awesome steak tartare and one of their delicious pizzas.

The Starter we ate standing before two bar chairs became vacant.

For an awesome steak tartare and one of their delicious pizzas.

The Art Insider's Guide to Stockholm - The New York Times

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“Stockholm, and what is typically Swedish, is changing,” says Saskia Neuman, a native of the city that’s lately seemed to churn out even more cultural heavyweights than it does tall, beautiful people.

“Sweden is a safe and beautiful place, but the art scene reflects another side: Stockholm is incredibly adventurous,” she says.

In her eyes, there’s a strong connection between national identity and cultural production: “Sweden, after Germany, is one of the countries in Europe to receive asylum seekers and refugees, not only in the last couple of years from Syria, but also from Northern Africa and other parts of the Middle East and Central Africa,” she says, then immediately tips us off to the city’s best hole-in-the-wall sushi joint (Akki) and falafel place (Falafelbaren).

“Stockholm is very interested in what’s going on beyond our borders, especially when it comes to arts and design, and we’re very proud to explore what we’re doing too,” Neuman says.

They work with Ilja Karilampi, who will be doing the Absolut Art Bar this year in Stockholm.

Babette - Visitstockholm

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