February 14, 2012
A foodie's guide to where to wine and dine in Sweden - from low budget and fika spots to high class dining!
Edsbacka Krog, one of only two Swedish restaurants currently in possession of two Michelin stars, is to close, the luxury Stockholm eatery said in a statement on Thursday. It closes its doors Feb 27, 2010 so there’s still some time left to try it out.
Click here to read the full story on The Local.
Tags: Edsbacka Krog, Michelin star
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Good riddens! An establishment that treat taxi drivers worse than dogs better close their doors for everyone. I wouldn’t set foot in that, so called, luxurious restaurant if someone payed me to!
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