Stockholm, Sweden

1 vloggers mentioned

“A restaurant in Vaxholm where the vlogger had a fried halloumi burger and Swedish meatballs, enjoying the food.”

— jamie lee 현주

1 vloggers mentioned

“The vloggers had breakfast at this cafe, ordering avocado toast and tea. They noted that a toast and tea cost about €13 and found the avocado toast to be very delicious.”

— Eren Sayar

1 vloggers mentioned

“A "super cute and yummy cafe" where the vlogger had scrambled eggs on toast and a yogurt bowl, finding the yogurt "AMAZING".”

— jamie lee 현주

1 vloggers mentioned

“The vlogger recommended this cantilevered restaurant for enjoying some of the best views of the city, showing its unique bridge-like structure.”

— Worthy Travels

1 vloggers mentioned

“A Japanese-Peruvian fusion restaurant where the vlogger had the Andes sushi set (15 pieces) and found the sushi "pretty good".”

— jamie lee 현주

1 vloggers mentioned

“A coffee shop where the vlogger had an iced latte and a matcha latte, noting the coffee was "good" and the matcha was "mid".”

— jamie lee 현주

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“The vlogger showed this quaint cafe in Gamla Stan, highlighting it as a perfect place to have Fika, a Swedish tradition involving coffee and pastries.”

— Worthy Travels

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“The vlogger described it as a very popular bar, hard to find as it's discreetly located below a flower shop, where they had many amazing and expensive drinks.”

— Worthy Travels

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“A vegan cafe where the vlogger had avocado toast, a baked oats bowl, and pancakes, noting that "everything here is vegan".”

— jamie lee 현주

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“The vlogger showed this stall inside Saluhall, recommending Smørrebrød as a delicious open-faced sandwich.”

— Worthy Travels

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“The vlogger visited this Irish pub in Gamla Stan and highly recommended their french fries, which he found delicious, especially with the accompanying garlic sauce.”

— Eren Sayar

1 vloggers mentioned

“The vlogger described it as a food hall that has been an institution since 1888, with multiple stores and restaurants on three floors, perfect for trying Swedish delicacies.”

— Worthy Travels