Vegetarian and vegan food are good choices for several reasons, regardless of whether you choose to exclude meat and animal raw materials from your diet for ethical reasons, for the environment or for your body’s own well-being. Enjoy creative cooking where meat is not on the menu in Stockholm’s many vegetarian and vegan restaurants!
Abyssinia
In Vasastan is the award-winning Ethiopian restaurant Abyssinia. They offer exotic Ethiopian food at great prices and in a lovely setting. With specially imported herbs and spices from the celebrated Ethiopian food culture, you will find delicious vegetarian food of the highest quality here. Excite your taste buds with sour pancakes or traditionally roasted coffee – Abyssinia offers you a different and tasteful experience! Stay at a stylish spot in Stockholm’s city centre at Clarion Hotel Sign – then you are close to all the restaurants, shopping and entertainment you could ever need!
Rutabaga
The popular and highly acclaimed Swedish chef Mathias Dahlberg opened Rutabaga in 2017. Guests can look forward to lacto-ovo-vegetarian dishes made from the highest quality produce, as well as excellent beverage pairings. Rutabaga is located at Grand Hotel in central Stockholm and attracts many eager diners every week.
Mathias Dahlgren is a famous Swedish chef who won the prestigious Bocuse d’Or world gastronomic championship in 1997. He is so far the only Swedish chef to accomplished this feat.
Farang
If you want to enjoy a luxurious vegetarian dining experience, Farang on Tulegatan in Vasastan is the place for you. They serve Southeast Asian food at its best. With 7-course dinner and a fantastic setting, Farang is the obvious choice for those looking for a real luxury dinner. The restaurant also offers really good drinks and is also ideal for after-work drinks or classy business lunches. Nordic Light Hotel is Stockholm’s most central hotel and very high quality, it is within close proximity of everything you could possibly want.
Hermans
If you are looking for a vegetarian buffet in Stockholm, Hermans on Södermalm is the choice for you! Here you can definitely eat your fill (plus a little more) with delicious vegetarian food and all for a reasonable price. In addition, they even offer student discounts – a golden opportunity for anyone studying to stuff themselves! With home-made desserts and organic drinks, Hermans is doing its part to raise awareness of planet-friendly foods. If you want to stay a stone’s throw from Gamla Stan (the Old Town), and be close to both Söder and Norrmalm, Hobo is the place for you. Here you can stay in unique and urban rooms on Brunkebergstorg, just a few minutes from the Drottninggatan shopping street.
The Green Queen
The Green Queen, on the corner of Norr Mälarstrand 64, is an oasis of green where you can treat yourself to an array of seriously tasty dishes including kebabs, hamburgers, quesadillas, smoothies, gluten-free beer and lots more. And you needn’t have a bad conscience, because everything is plant-based!
This high-end street food can either be enjoyed at the restaurant’s outdoor seating or on the go. For amazing views, we recommend you to take your food down to the water’s edge to look out across the barges at Mälarpaviljongen.
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