The best lunch restaurants in Stockholm

Broms' contemporary concept combines restaurant, delicatessen and bakery and is the neighbourhood haunt of choice. The kitchen draws inspiration from France, Asia and Sweden. The lunch menu offers French farm chicken, meat dishes, salads and light dishes.

Regulars have been pouring into this modern classic since the late 80's. The open kitchen serves traditional, robust fare with Swedish undertones in a sophisticated setting. Lunch is a particularly popular alternative - perfect for lunch meetings.

This eccentrically decorated, thematic restaurant fuses influences from around the world. The rustic lunch buffet offers fish and meat with healthy sides such as salads, legumes and root vegetables. The numerous rooms offer respite from the bustling city.

Nalen is an eco-certified neighbourhood restaurant on Regeringsgatan boasting a seasonal menu with emphasis on Swedish classic. This sophisticated restaurant is ideal for a working lunch with colleagues and business partners. Book a private room for a more intimate rendez vous.

K25 is a central and modern food court combining culinary flavours from around the world. Can't decide what you are in the mood for? K25 offers everything from burgers to dumplings, baked goods, pizza and Asian street food. You can either eat on-site or grab a takeaway from for example Hattori Sushi Devil, Lilla Vigårda or Beijing8.

19 Glas is an ambitious restaurant and wine bar. Innovative, yet simple food is served affordable - fine dining-style. The lunch menu is continuously updated and consists of a main course and dessert. Swedish flavours dominate the dishes.

Gamla Orangeriet in Bergianska botanical gardens offers serves rich stews and hearty salads made from the finest ingredients. The seasonal menu is updated weekly and is served with freshly baked bread. Enjoy a calm respite and beautiful scenery accompanied with free Wi-Fi.

If you want value for your money, be sure not to miss this culinary school's three-course lunch menu for 100 SEK. A popular alternative, so be sure to make a reservation beforehand. Please note SIR is closed during school holidays and certain weekdays.

At Knut the northern Swedish influences are apparent in both the decor - with wooden surfaces and furs - and cuisine. The rustic menu, features game, Norrland-style flatbread pizza, with emphasis on local produce and ingredients. If you're up for a boozy lunch, they make a mean cranberry cocktail.

Stockholm boasts an abundance of quality burger joints. A burger for lunch is often a safe bet, particularly when everything from the meat patties to ketchup is homemade. Most hamburger restaurants also offer vegetarian options.

Sushi is a popular lunch option for its healthy accessibility. Stockholm hosts a number of great sushi restaurants located around the city. Perfect for a casual sit-down lunch or takeaway for lunch at the office.