Reviews of Sturehof

Sturehof is an institution. A classic French fish brasserie-type restaurant with a Swedish twist. So let’s not expect too much innovation. Go there for: the central location, the classic ambiance or dinner outside in the summer, Swedish classic dishes (like the cod backloin with shrimp!) or for the seafood platter, for lunch ask for the råbiff (the Swedish version of steak tartare) or the fish of the day and order more of the complimentary whipped lobster butter when you run out. Don’t go there for good value or expecting anything new (unless you are in Sweden for the first time!)

Sturehof is an institution. A classic French fish brasserie-type restaurant with a Swedish twist. So let’s not expect too much innovation. Go there for: the central location, the classic ambiance or dinner outside in the summer, Swedish classic dishes (like the cod backloin with shrimp!) or fo... Show full »

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Well-known place with a reputation
The service is 5 +++ experienced, professional, friendly and natural

The food is straight again a 3rd
Not bad but for that price and reputation you expect better than good. In my case, the meat was tough and the cook must have dropped the salt shaker into the food.

high noise level. beautiful setting. cosmopolitan

Well-known place with a reputation
The service is 5 +++ experienced, professional, friendly and natural

The food is straight again a 3rd
Not bad but for that price and reputation you expect better than good. In my case, the meat was tough and the cook must have dropped the salt shak... Show full »

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The first time I ate here last Friday. Have visited Sturehof many times before, but only to have a few glasses of bubbly or wine. Sturehof is essentially a fish restaurant. I chose their rimmed salmon with dill stewed potatoes for 310:-. The portion, in relation to the price, was disappointing. I actually walked away hungry. My party that took steamed char drew the winning ticket in the party. Two others took herring, which was also no hit. If you are going to specialize in fish dishes, you probably have to step up a little.

The first time I ate here last Friday. Have visited Sturehof many times before, but only to have a few glasses of bubbly or wine. Sturehof is essentially a fish restaurant. I chose their rimmed salmon with dill stewed potatoes for 310:-. The portion, in relation to the price, was disappointing. I ac... Show full »