The guide to Arlanda's cafés and restaurants

Enjoy both coffee and alcoholic drinks here. Skilled baristas brew most drinks, and the beer is brought in from the craft brewery Nya Carnegiebryggeriet. Their signature dish is sausages, but there are also other hot dishes to enjoy on-site or on the go.

Coffee is the specialty at Espresso House, available in many variations that change with the seasons. In addition to coffee, they also have a menu of other hot and cold drinks, as well as breakfast, light meals, and cakes and pastries.

Established café chain with coffee, pastries, sandwiches, and salads for dine-in or takeaway. Gateau is an artisan bakery with origins dating back to 1937, and all bread is baked according to traditional French recipes. 

International dishes meet Scandinavian flavours here, so you can choose between options such as hamburgers and meatballs. Sit at your own table or be served at the bar in the Scandinavian-themed restaurant.

Satisfy your sugar cravings with some sweets or ice cream at 7-Eleven, grab a takeaway coffee or snack on a hot dog or sandwich. If you've got a long, boring flight ahead of you, they also sell masses of newspapers and magazines for all interests.

With two restaurants, 60° Bar & Brewery is a convenient choice in terminal 5. Enjoy food that's easy to eat on the go; breakfast is served all day. When it comes to drinks, you can choose from both coffee and craft beer.

Quick and easy café with coffee, Swedish treats and simple dishes like sandwiches, soups and salads. Open from early morning to late evening.

Caffè Ritazza is a restaurant café with an emphasis on organic Italian coffee, served in a wide range of styles and combinations. Their menu is simple yet sound, with light dishes such as fresh ciabatta, grilled sandwiches and sweet pastries.

Generous opening hours and Mediterranean food are the order of the day at Eatery. Come in for breakfast, lunch or dinner in Italian style, or why not relax with a glass of wine before your flight?

Eatery Garden is an expanded Eatery concept with family-friendly dishes served at all hours of the day. Breakfast, lunch, brunch, dinner, and drinks are served in an international and colourful setting.

This well-known chain of coffee houses serves sandwiches, cakes and pastries, all kinds of coffee and other drinks. hot, cold, something for breakfast, something for lunch - you'll find everything you'd expect from a café at Espresso House.

Fresh Forward serves fast, healthy food that's easy to eat on the go. Their promise is that nothing will take longer than five minutes, so even if time's tight you can grab a meal here before getting to your gate.

After security in Terminal 5, there are two Gateau cafés where you can buy coffee, juices, sandwiches, salads, pastries, and other tasty treats.

At Hawaii Poké, it's all about poké bowls! These generous rice-based bowls are topped with raw fish, chicken, or vegetarian options, along with sauces, vegetables, and other tasty ingredients. Open from early morning until late at night.

Indochine is an Asian fusion restaurant a stone's throw from SkyCity. Food is inspired by modern Eastern cuisine, and you can enjoy your meal in stylish, comfortable surroundings. Expect to be served delicious dumplings and ramen soup here.

The Danish juice chain Joe & The Juice has taken the freshly-pressed juice trend to the next level. They serve what might just be the market's most extensive juice menu, including everything from energy shots to juice "meals", filled with superfood ingredients. You can also order one of their substantial sandwiches for breakfast or lunch.

Fast food doesn't have to mean junk food, at least not according to Jureskogs. This is a fast but ambitious burger chain where the burgers are made with Swedish ingredients such as meat from Swedish dairy cows, Swedish chicken, and grilloumi made from Swedish cow's milk.

Pontus Frithiof's La Girafe consists of two parts: a more casual food bar and a slightly more ambitious bistro, both offering a wide menu with a French touch. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and drinks, all served in under fifteen minutes.

The famous Swedish hamburger chain Max serves a wide selection of burgers in various combinations. Whether you prefer meat, or would rather eat vegetarian or vegan alternatives, you'll find something on the menu to suit you. Choose a couple of tasty sides to go with your burger menu.

As the name suggests, there's a thoroughly Nordic theme here, in terms of both food and decor. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are made from scratch using locally-sourced and organic ingredients, and the dishes can be enjoyed on-site in the open restaurant or as takeaway.

RC is a French-inspired patisserie, with exclusive cakes, pastries and confections from their own bakery. Every praline, truffle and pastry is made by hand from local, organic ingredients - as locally produced as you can get. Everything they serve can be bought to take away or enjoy on-site, with a cup of hot chocolate or coffee. There are four branches of RC in Terminal 5.

Taco Bar is a fast food chain inspired by the little border town of El Paso. They serve a wide range of Mexican food, traditionally prepared. The menu includes classics such as tacos, nachos, burritos as well as vegetarian and gluten-free alternatives.

As the name suggests, the focus here is on takeaway, making it a great tip if you're on the go or want to buy something delicious to eat on the flight. They sell sandwiches, salads, light dishes, pastries, snacks, coffee, and cold drinks. Plus, there are rarely any queues thanks to the self-service checkouts.

Get a last taste of Scandinavia before you fly out into the wider world. They serve generous buffets at breakfast, lunch and dinner, with both traditional and modern dishes with Nordic flavours.

Looking for somewhere to relax before your flight? Then this wine bar could be the place for you. Drink wine by the bottle or glass, along with light dishes, fresh salads and hearty open sandwiches.

Taste Express is exactly what it sounds like - a place for quick meals or snacks before a flight. Choose from cakes and pastries, sandwiches and hot dogs, and drinks such as beer, soft drinks, juice and coffee.

Barino is an Italian restaurant and café, which serves authentic Italian culinary experiences. You'll find dishes such as pizzas, Italian tapas and snacks on the menu, followed by classic desserts.

All kinds of coffee, sandwiches, salads, cakes and pastries, hot and cold dishes - Espresso House serves everything you'd expect from a café. Come in to relax for a while, eat lunch, or buy a fancy coffee to enjoy before your flight.

Itamae is a well-known part of the Stockholm scene, so it's no surprise to find them at Arlanda too. Enjoy traditional sushi, as well as small dishes and main courses such as chicken yakitori, gyoza, yakiniku and bibimbap.

Naturally, fastfood giants McDonalds have an outlet at Arlanda. There's something for everyone here - hamburgers, salads, wraps, coffee and desserts, all served fast.

You'll find Pocket's cosy bistro upstairs in SkyCity, serving food and drinks from the Swedish larder. During the day, they serve a value-for-money lunch, followed by happy hour in the bar in the afternoon, and à la carte dining in the evening.

Get a taste of France before you head out to pastures new. Sky Horizon serves Swedish/French dishes, with a fantastic view over the landing area. Naturally, food is best paired with a glass of wine. If it isn't wine o'clock, perhaps it's breakfast time - no worries, they serve this too.

Sky Market brings together several restaurants offering street food from around the world, such as tacos at Taco Bar, Asian cuisine at Pong Express, and flavours from the Middle East at Mezefabriken. A relaxed way to meet and ideal for a group with different preferences.

At The Social it's all about fun dining - cross-cultural cuisine with both international and Nordic influences. The menu consists of classic dishes such as salads, burgers and pasta.