A brewery next to a windmill? It doesn't get more Dutch than that. Nice spot for any type of beer on the river. They also offer cheap tours of the factory on the weekends for just over the price of a drink.
An institution since being opened in the 1980s. Queues are common due to popularity, but the food comes out quickly once seated. Get a couple of plates and some beer. Expect an equal mix of tourists and Chinatown residents.
This island, located at the center of Stockholm, is one of the trendiest and most popular areas in the city. It offers a wide array of attractions and entertainment options, including shops, restaurants, bars, and museums.
Hearty brunch plates blend English classics with Mediterranean options like shakshuka and grilled halloumi. The sunny, exposed-brick room is a neighborhood fixture, especially for weekend brunch.
Case Study House #8 sits in a eucalyptus meadow above the ocean. Tours remain outside, looking through glass walls at the warm, object-filled spaces preserved inside.
Casual Venice cafe half a block from the pier slinging coffee, fresh smoothies, and bagel sandwiches. A dog-friendly patio lines the front sidewalk, and a wooden staircase leads to an upstairs dining room.
Silver Lake bakery making classic American layer cakes and chilled cupcakes from scratch. Glass cases stay stocked with ready-made six- and eight-inch cakes for last-minute birthdays and quick sugar fixes.
Neighborhood bodega and family-run Mexican deli with shelves of imported snacks and dried chiles. Homestyle Poblano fillings rotate daily – the massive, from-scratch burritos are a constant.
Tiki-themed queer dive with chaotic decor, frozen cocktails, and cheap shots. The large, no-frills backyard is the main hangout, with DJs spinning everything from 90s R&B to techno.
Community-focused cafe serving espresso, simple sandwiches, and pastries, with local art covering the walls. Evenings bring a switch to beer and wine, often with live music performances.
