Bistro Bohéme

Excellent. Seven of us stumbled upon this gem. Enough great options to please all 7 pallets. Yummy! We all highly recommend.

The name makes sense only if you consider the eclectic décor, tapas menu and beverage list — a touch of boho, but okay. We opted to sit outside on their large patio, well appointed with heaters and blankets for those who needed them after sunset. Casual vibe, a diverse crowd and pleasant atmosphere. We opted for tapas and one main dish (for hubby, who liked his albondigas, a.k.a., Spanish meatballs). This was hubby’s intro to Patatas Bravas and he’s a fan now too. A very cozy spot on the quieter side of Drottninggatan for a relaxed dinner. I’d recommend it when in Stockholm.

On a main shopping drag near T– Centraal, we discovered a tapas bistro, with lots of small plates with a Spanish flavor, right up my alley. The décor was inviting with modern Scandic design and candlelight. You also could eat outside but maybe on a warmer day. They also played Latin music so I was happy.
We started with the best drinks! My mom had a caipirinha, a brazilian drink with lime and cachaca. I know how to make so I usually don’t order, but I was impressed, well muddled to cut the alcohol and sweet. so that was my second drink. But my first drink was the Passion Azz, a mix of Bicardi rum, assion fruit juice, cranberry juice and Sprite. WOW i’m going to try to make, always LOVE passion fruit sweetness!
We opted for Spanish cheeses and fig jam, arugula tomato and mozzarella with balsamic vinegrette, garlic tomato and onion shrimp and chorizo. Everything was excellent!
The waitress was great and super helpful, giving is detailed directions so we don’t get lost on the way to the Ice bat.
For dessert we has crema catalan i.e. crème brûlée and kaffe.
I definitely recommend this place, especially the drinks!

All the other places we wanted to go to were packed or closed, so we were pleasantly surprised to find Bistro Boheme with a few empty tables. I got the tuna with wasabi cream entrée. My husband got 3 tapas: artichokes, garlic shrimp & ceviche. Everything was really good and the service was decent, not too expensive either. A good find on a popular street.

Just stopped in for a local beer. Nice little place. I must admit I stopped in the fore Wi-​FI, as much as the beer. While they had it, it was not working. Perhaps it does not stretch into the café area. Service was great.

The Name Never would let you think, that you are dealing with a Spanish Tapas Bar. When teviewing the wine list, the impression continues, when finding majority of non-​Spanish wines.
However the Food quality was ok as well as seevice.
I will come back.

Came in with a friend on a rainy evening and was seated immediately, crowd was adult professionals and there was more than one company that was carrying suitcases.
The outdoor/​winter garden area looked very nice, almost at capacity even with the chilly weather.
Convenient location, nice staff. Not very exciting euro-​Mexican tapas, but the portions are large (however mostly bread/​potato)
Our check with two beers each and 5 shared tapas came in at 320skr/​pp, which was less than expected on this address.

Very good experience with nice bottle of white wine and several very tasty tapas including calamari as well as marinated artichokes.
Centrally located on the main pedestrian-​only walking street with both open and covered dining to support Stockholm’s changeable weather, Bistro Boheme would be considered moderately priced in Stockholm at about $ 35 each.
Friendly waitstaff and better food than the average option in Stockholm’s tourist district

Decent Tapas, reasonably priced… for Stockholm. If you are looking for a change in typical Swedish food, this place will give you enough variety to connect you to wherever you’re from. Being an American, it gave me simple choices within my familiarity.