Broms

Chic interior. Good food. Above-​average lunch prices. If you happen to pass by, drop in at least once.

Came here on a recommendation from our hotel front desk meeting the following criteria:
1. Open New Years Day
2. A place they themselves go to and not a tourist restaurant
As a general rule restaurants in Stockholm get busy so it’s good to call ahead. There were two other couples seated there already that we learned were also sent by our hotel.
This is a splendid little spot with its own deli and specialty grocery (very small) and restaurant.
The wait staff is fantastic, though the head waitress is vocally judgmental should you choose to drink red wine with a steamed pork bun («That’s a poor choice but ok” — direct quote) so on a positive note they speak English.
The menu is great, one large page, easy to read and understand. The food is definitely seasonal, honest, simple food executed well — my favorite. It changes constantly so no point in going over great detail what we had but I will post a couple pictures.
Everything is very very good. It *could* be great, but instead it falls just a tad short. It really masters the 8, in ⁸⁄₁₀. The combination of location, good food and reasonable prices make this a great option. Dinner for two, with 2 appetizers, 2 mains, and 2 glasses of wine came to 990 SEK or about 125 USD. This is considered a great value in this area of Stockholm, and I would return on a future visit.

Consistently good! Sometimes the service can be a bit slow but usually it’s great.

Loved this place for dinner! They have their own rotisserie and so the rotisserie chicken dish is a must! The «potato salad» on the side is also damn good! It has fried artichokes, feta, red onion, potatoes and some other stuff together in it – I could eat it for days!
You can see a little delicatessen in the front of the restaurant – where you can purchase a few items like meat, poultry, sausage, cheese, jam, marmalade, vegetables and juices. It’s a little like a tiny «Urban Deli» but is tastefully quieter – without all the branding and bright graphics everywhere. All their menu items can be ordered as a take-​away item and It says that you can also buy bread from their «bakery» on the website. Excited to check that out next time!
The restaurant itself is a quaint little bistro with a mix of French, Mediterranean and Swedish food. Everything feels chic and cosy at the same time. Very modest european and NYC feel to the interior of the place. It’s an excellent restaurant to go on a chill but nice date night with your significant other.

You can have breakfast, lunch or dinner here and i went all in for their breakfast buffe. You dont have to go the hardcore buffé way, but its highly recommended due to its value.
Dont expect a extraordinary variety. Its more or less a very classic Swedish breakfast, with cofee/​tea, yoghurt, freshly baked bread, fruits and greens. Bread is truly great and everything else is as it should be… fresh!
Atmosphere is very calm during the morning and they have quite a lot of seatings. But as the time pass, more and more ppl are coming in.
Perfect spot to grab a breakfast while doing some work related stuff on your computer. They have a wifi so you dont have to hassle with a personal hot spot or something like that.
Go here to start off your breakfast in a good mood and leave as a champion!

I went there last night and the meal was superb. Meals were served with bread and oil which served as a good appetizer. I had the Swedish meatballs with potato purée which was excellent. The sauce that the meatballs were in was very good. Would go there again when I’m back in town!

We are visiting Sweden, and for our last dinner in Stockholm, I used Unilocal to find this restaurant, and it was exactly what I expected and needed.
Very nice little restaurant in Östermalm, very quiet area. As soon as we entered the place, we saw that they sell local goods at this small counter, and we immediately knew it was the kind of place we wanted.
Further in, there is the actual restaurant, nice little tables, and a bar further in the back.
The staff was immediately super friendly, offered great service and, more important to me, genuine smiles.
I had the tartare, which I was craving greatly since the start of my trip, and I must say it was a great tartare. The fries were good, a little too salty, but no big deal.
My dad had the Swedish meatballs. He usually hates everything related to mushrooms. When I told him that the sauce was made of mushroom (and I confirmed by tasting it that it was a really good mushroom sauce), he continued eating. Which is a big deal. He also mentioned the potato purée was remarkable.
I recommend this restaurant for everyone who’s getting tired of the pubs in Gamla Stan and want to try something smaller, local and very nice.

Tasty charcuterie plate, great to share for two. Service at the bar attentive and nice. Good place to go for an after-​work, gets busy and buzzing around 6 PM. Lunch is good although you need at least 1.5 hrs as the place gets really busy around lunch time. Must make a reservation if you wanna be sure to get a table.

Not happy, the restaurant was totalt cold, when we asked they informed us that this was a problem of the houseowner, we heard different explanation from the staff, still we where freezing. The cod we ordered appeared after one hour. The taste was strange, i would say that the fish was to old, should have ben thrown away IT was serves with a sour, yes very sour califlower, and almost raw salsify. Maybe they had a bad evening but still i had to pay full prize. I wount go back again.

If you want delicious and traditional Swedish cuisine this is the place to go! When you travel to different countries you want to try their food. So if you’re in Stockholm go to Broms! Make sure to make a reservation ahead of time, they are usually packed and it’s a smaller restaurant. It’s located in a very chic part of the city which is nice. Also they have the best Swedish meat balls in all of Sweden.

We had breakfast/​brunch here and it was good. Not easy to eat healthy here though, I’d wish they have some oat meal or something else for us who watch what we eat.
It’s crowded and loud. I saw that they were redoing Broms so maybe it will be better now.

The absolutely best thing with Broms is that they are retailers of the remarkable gingerbread cookies from the legendary Göteborgs Pepparkaksfabrik. In addition, they serve a decent lunch. I had the Salmon Sashimi Salad, which was good but not fantastic.

This place is decent for lunch, yet overpriced. For breakfast it’s a joke, with its four dollar brewed take away coffee and six dollar ready-​made small sandwiches, that are dry and too salty. If you’re in the area I’d strongly recommend going to one of the smaller bakeries instead, much more genuine and much better food and overall experience.

Appeared to enjoy their service on Friday evening in late July (good thing: they do not close in summer, as many restaurants and cafes in Stockholm do) having a family dinner.
One thing you would notice immediately if you are planning your visit in advance, the menu on website differs from one on site: they offer seasonal dishes and there is always a room for creativity. I can’t say that you have a lot to chose from if you are vegetarian (ash, tough life), but my meat-​lovers totally enjoyed the French young chicken.
All dishes are nicely served and personnel do pay attention to their guests, especially international ones, making sure that everyone has a good time. I was pleasantly surprised with the level of service and I would love to try out Broms for other types of meals: Sunday brunch sound very appealing from other reviews.

We had lunch here. Service was polite but slow and our lunch was tasty but overpriced.

Nice bistro for lunch in an area (Karlaplan) that was pretty much dead on this sunny Sunday. We had the grilled Iberico and Raw Food salad. Both very good. The desserts (rhubarb pie and chocolate mousse) were not quite up to the same standard but decent enough to wrap an otherwise nice meal. Attentive and friendly service. I’ll be back.

A restaurant, a bar and a bakery (3 in 1) on a corner along the Karlavagen boulevard in the upscale Ostermalm neighborhood. It was filled with happy local patrons.
We love the Swedish meatballs, sucking pig, and the good old moules & frites. Deserts were good too. Reasonably priced relative to the expensive prices of Stockholm.
We were looking for traditional Swedish meatballs and were pleasantly surprised to find other hearty dishes. Would definitely come again!

Great lunch spot with great décor. And perfect for soaking some sun at the tables outside! There is a ‘dish of the day’ lunch menu as well as other good stuff such as delicious salmon sashimi and the swedish favorite köttbullar. The service was a bit slow outside. Maybe the waiters had too much sun that day? It didn’t ruin the overall experience though ;)

Decent food but was greeted by a pretty rude hostess who later served us.
I asked (twice) to have no nuts on my entrée since I’m severely allergic. The waiter said ok.
Then the hostess served the dish and I noticed there was nuts on it.
In a very rude and defensive voice she said that’s not her fault and it wasn’t written on her note. She looked at me like I was a huge bother and went to reluctantly switch out the plate.
To get the waiters attention to pay was quite the struggle too.
We wanted to have coffee too but the pretentious staff and general elitist vibe made the decision to leave easy.

I went here the other night just for some beer and coffee with a friend. It doesn’t look much from the outside, but inside it was full of people and great atmosphere. Nice bartenders and great beer with actually kinda good prices for being in this neighborhood.
I would definitely want to go back here and try out the food some day! It looked delicious.