Food courts: Something delicious for everyone

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Östermalmshallen market hall in Stockholm.

A large glass deli-counter inside the indoor- market at Hötorgshallen. The walls are tiled in white and people are going about doing their shopping and looking at the food on display.

The first Hötorgshallen stood on this site in the 1880&#x27;s. Today delicacies from all around the world share the space in Hötorgshallen. Go on a gastronomical journey, and browse through the market booths.

Hötorgshallen

A pile of bright yellow and white-striped paper bags for take-away

A modern, urban food court a touch above the ordinary. You will find high-quality, inexpensive dishes from all over the world. Everything from hamburgers from the gourmet restaurant Vigårda to dumplings from Beijing 8. A popular lunch place among office workers in central Stockholm. Sit down at one of the long tables and get to know the locals.

Counter at Östermalm Market Hall on Östermalmstorg in Stockholm efter the renovation.

Östermalm Market Hall has been an institution ever since it opened in the beautiful brick building on Östermalmstorg in 1888. Stroll around the counters packed with fresh fish, meat, sweets, and traditional delicacies or have a seat at one of the many restaurants or wine bars for some people watching. Östermalmshallen houses 17 traders, many of which have been here for generations.In March 2020, the market hall re-opened after several years of renovation. The original star-shaped floor plan has been reinstated, there are three easily accessible floors, and visitors can enjoy several new stores and restaurants.

Östermalm Market Hall

Restaurant tables and chairs are set in the middle of the room, a mirror is fastened on a pillar and the room is surrounded by seats on stairs, like an outdoor theatre.

Teatern at Ringen Centrum near Skanstull combines the concepts of fine cuisine and popular food-court dining. Some of Sweden’s best-known restaurateurs share the 250 seats in the dining area – such as Adam Dahlberg &amp; Albin Wessman, Stefano Catenacci and Nobel pastry chef Daniel Roos. At Teatern, you can taste world-class sausages, vegan burgers, enjoy small plates from all over the world, or enjoy dishes inspired by Asian street food. Quick and unpretentious, at a price that will suit just about everyone. Teatern has quickly gained popularity and it can be packed at lunchtime.

Teatern

People eating and meeting at Eataly in Stockholm.

Eataly&#x27;s philosophy is simple; all the Italian delicacies you can imagine, in one place. Eat Italian cheese, salami, and cured meat, fresh pasta and pizza at their large indoor piazza, or pick and choose from the many food stalls and create your own meal at home.

Eataly

Shopping in Stockholm. A butchers’ stall at the market hall in Nordiska Kompaniet, the renowned department store in Stockholm.

A perfect way to either start of or finish your day of shopping at the venerable NK department store. The market hall, located on the department store’s basement floor has several shops and food stalls with fresh produce, local delicacies and imported treats. Grab a coffe, have a lunch or buy what you need for a great dinner at home.

Food courts: Something delicious for everyone

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