February 15, 2012
A foodie's guide to where to wine and dine in Sweden - from low budget and fika spots to high class dining!
Located on the upper floor of the ever-bustling Kungshallen, this no-frills spot has great burgers at a great price. The California burger with avocado and salsa or the bacon and blue cheese burger are worth coming back for every time. Served with fries and coleslaw in a stainless steel basket. Burgers from SEK 80. It’s a good spot to grab something to eat before heading across the road to the Sergel cinema by the Konserthuset.
Texas Burger Co, Kungshallen, Kungsgatan 44. Tel +46 8 226040
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