Where to enjoy pure food around the world: organic, local, fairtrade, mostly veggie and always delicious!
In Santa Catalina, the heart of the hip urban part of Palma, raw food & vegan café Ziva offers healthy food for take away or you can eat in their small, lovely cafe. They only use 100% plant based ingredients, no processed sugar, dairy, preservatives or colourings and all the containers they use are biodegradable. Read more »
Sa Roqueta is a popular, little restaurant tucked away on a narrow street with a view of Portixol harbour. The restaurant opened in 1987 and looks a bit old fashioned, but the food is delicious! Sa Roqueta is famous for its fresh fish and seafood. Read more »
The Swedish cuisine mainly consists of meat and fish, so we were relieved to find a vegetarian restaurant in Stockholm. Hermans is a buffet restaurant for lovers of healthy vegetarian and vegan food. The salad bar offers more than fifteen delicious and colourful salads, from plain lettuce to veggie dishes, with different kinds of vegetables. All fresh and homemade. Some of the ingredients are organic. Ask the staff for gluten and lactose free options. Read more »
All Scandic hotels offer pure and natural ingredients in their restaurants. In the restaurant Teaterbrasseriet and the Bistro not all the food is organic, what they offer depends on the wholesale purchase price and the differing sustainability standards. Fish and seafood is sustainable, jumbo prawns are banned in the restaurants because the farming methods destroy the ecosystem. They serve crayfish instead. Coffee is fair trade. Gluten free bread and lactose free milk are available. Read more »
Södermalm is the hippest of the hip neighbourhoods in Stockholm, which makes it the ideal place to start the concept of Meatballs. Meatballs gives a twist to the classical Swedish dish. I enjoyed a tasting of different meatballs, including the vegetarian falafel, which, surprisingly, I liked the least. All the meat is guaranteed pure meat from organic and/or free range animals. Read more »
Urban Deli is both a shop and a restaurant. The shop has a nice warm atmosphere and a lovely way of presenting the, mostly organic, food. At Urban Deli it is important that all staff members have an interest in food. The food that is sold in the store is also used to prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner in the restaurant. The restaurant is a meeting point to enjoy good food and friends. Read more »
The Spritmuseum in Stockholm is a unique place to meet. You can dine, taste, shop and visit the art collection. The restaurant at Spritmuseum has just been open for one day, but Chef Petter Nilsson has been working with organic food since 1995. I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant with its open kitchen and the extremely tasty, simple and beautifully decorated dishes. Read more »
If you feel like having lunch or dinner after tasting some fine beers at Fjäderholmarnas Brewery you can visit their neighbours, restaurant Rökeriet. The restaurant buffet offers the specialties of the chef: smoked seafood, like shrimps and clams. If you are a lover of fish and seafood, you will enjoy your time here. Read more »
Monkey Business, Bitter Bandit and Indian Pale Ale are the names of the locally produced beers at Fjäderholmarnas Brewery. It’s the ambitious owners aim to grow significantly in volume and assortment of beers in the next couple of years. Read more »
At Oaxen in Stockholm you can either enjoy dinner at Krog, the fine dining restaurant, or in Slip, the Nordic bistro which used to be an old shipyard. Both formulas have a focus on sustainable, local food and naturally produced wine. In the bistro they don’t have a plate service, instead you share your food with your friends. Read more »
