MAP: Where are Sweden's four new Michelin-starred restaurants?
Looking for a great place to eat in Sweden? The Michelin Guide has just sprinkled stars over four new Swedish restaurants – and handed out stars to another 15 eateries, too.
The Michelin guide for the Nordic countries on Monday released its ratings for 2021, and in addition to confirming the three-star rating of Stockholm’s Frantzén restaurant, it also handed out new stars to four Swedish restaurants – and not just in the capital.
The four new restaurants on the list are:
Aira, Stockholm
According to the Michelin Guide: “In a delightful harbour setting sits this striking restaurant offering great space and comfort. Opened in 2020, it’s an ideal spot for escaping city life. Guests walk through the open kitchen to get to the tables where they’re greeted by a charming service team. The beautiful dishes boast the occasional Asian note and make the superb ingredients really shine.”
Äng, Tvååker
According to the Michelin Guide: “Three siblings – third generation dairy farmers – have created a delightful destination restaurants complete with a vineyard, hotel and spa. The no-waste surprise tasting menu uses fantastic seasonal produce from the surrounding Halland region and the resulting skilfully prepared dishes are delicate, balanced and full of flavour. Gracious service adds to the experience.”
Project, Gothenburg
According to the Michelin Guide: “This cosy restaurant is personally run by a husband and wife team, whose balanced, seasonal tasting menu offers dishes which are refined, original and full of flavour. The eloquent team proudly explain the components of each dish with a smile; from the delicious bread which takes five days to make to the homemade butter which takes two.”
Hotell Borgholm, Öland
According to the Michelin Guide: “The team at this historic hotel’s restaurant provide a warm welcome and its wine list is a treasure trove. Tasting menus showcase seasonal ingredients from the beautiful island of Öland; much of it from their own delightful garden, and the elaborate dishes boast flavours and original combinations."
Here’s the full list of Sweden’s Michelin-starred eateries:
One star
Etoile, Stockholm
Agrikultur, Stockholm
Sushi Sho, Stockholm
Ekstedt, Stockholm
Operakällaren, Stockholm
Aira, Stockholm
Hotell Borgholm, Öland
PM & Vänner, Växjö
bhoga, Gothenburg
28+, Gothenburg
Project, Gothenburg
SK Mat & Människor, Gothenburg
Koka, Gothenburg
Äng, Tvååker
Two stars
Gastrologik, Stockholm
Oaxen Krog, Stockholm
Aloë, Stockholm
Vollmers, Malmö
Three stars
Frantzén, Stockholm
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The Michelin guide for the Nordic countries on Monday released its ratings for 2021, and in addition to confirming the three-star rating of Stockholm’s Frantzén restaurant, it also handed out new stars to four Swedish restaurants – and not just in the capital.
The four new restaurants on the list are:
Aira, Stockholm
According to the Michelin Guide: “In a delightful harbour setting sits this striking restaurant offering great space and comfort. Opened in 2020, it’s an ideal spot for escaping city life. Guests walk through the open kitchen to get to the tables where they’re greeted by a charming service team. The beautiful dishes boast the occasional Asian note and make the superb ingredients really shine.”
Äng, Tvååker
According to the Michelin Guide: “Three siblings – third generation dairy farmers – have created a delightful destination restaurants complete with a vineyard, hotel and spa. The no-waste surprise tasting menu uses fantastic seasonal produce from the surrounding Halland region and the resulting skilfully prepared dishes are delicate, balanced and full of flavour. Gracious service adds to the experience.”
Project, Gothenburg
According to the Michelin Guide: “This cosy restaurant is personally run by a husband and wife team, whose balanced, seasonal tasting menu offers dishes which are refined, original and full of flavour. The eloquent team proudly explain the components of each dish with a smile; from the delicious bread which takes five days to make to the homemade butter which takes two.”
Hotell Borgholm, Öland
According to the Michelin Guide: “The team at this historic hotel’s restaurant provide a warm welcome and its wine list is a treasure trove. Tasting menus showcase seasonal ingredients from the beautiful island of Öland; much of it from their own delightful garden, and the elaborate dishes boast flavours and original combinations."
Here’s the full list of Sweden’s Michelin-starred eateries:
One star
Etoile, Stockholm
Agrikultur, Stockholm
Sushi Sho, Stockholm
Ekstedt, Stockholm
Operakällaren, Stockholm
Aira, Stockholm
Hotell Borgholm, Öland
PM & Vänner, Växjö
bhoga, Gothenburg
28+, Gothenburg
Project, Gothenburg
SK Mat & Människor, Gothenburg
Koka, Gothenburg
Äng, Tvååker
Two stars
Gastrologik, Stockholm
Oaxen Krog, Stockholm
Aloë, Stockholm
Vollmers, Malmö
Three stars
Frantzén, Stockholm
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