Prinsen

A classic! One of the three oldest restaurants in Stockholm , opened in 1897. The Biff Rydberg is a must and the meatballs are equally fantastic. Prinsen never changes....and that is all good!

Somewhat of an institution in the Stockholm dining scenery, Prinsen won't disappoint. It offers all the classics from the Swedish cuisine in a Parisian bistrot like environment. Highly recommended.

Refined and good Scandinavian dishes. Meatballs all the way!

Service very polite and nice! The fish is cooked really well and the desserts are great! Typical Scandinavian restaurant that I definitely recommend!

Prinsen, or what is the same, "how to bring the Biff Rydberg to the next level". In one word amazing. Just be sure to pick a nice wine to accompany your biff :-)

Meatballs are fab, very generous portion and quick service ! Very nice and traditional place !

Great toast Skagen , not too creamy. Meatballs not as good in my opinion as other places such as fine food in Hammarby Sjöstad surprisingly. The wallenbergare are superb.

A perfect evening is a dry martini and the Biff Rydberg . Or go with the braised Tartar . Or the meatballs . It's all good.

Great cozy and calm place . Semi formal . Beautiful restaurant . Excellent food. Best place in Stockholm for meat balls . Recommended.

Remember to bring some cash for the guy taking care of your outerwear. This is also one of the best places in town for Swedish meatballs , only Tranan and Östermalms Saluhall can compete.

Great service and food. A bit pricey depending on where you come from I guess.

Prinsen is the best restaurant in Stockholm if you want to try the Swedish meatballs . A bit pricey - but worth it!

Great service. Food main dish within 10 min. Ox with pumpkin , onions and purée

Great place, great atmosphere and lovely staff . Try the classics! (and love the Biff Rydberg ).

A Classic restaurant in Stockholm , you Will not be disappointed ????????

Classic lunchtime spot for the bankers with traditional Swedish food . The signature dish is the Wallenbergare .

Enjoy the Karee and entrecôte together with a wine of choice. Malbec works great for the entrecôte !

Tasty, nicely served food. Very attentive service and great surroundings.

For the appetizer definitely order the shrimp mixed with mayo on toast . It's to die for ????

Oow the toast Skagen , order that one!

our first swedish meal in stockholm: wallenbergare original - minced veal , lingonsberries and beans.

Awesome quality, one of Stockhol classics! No matter when, Prinsen delivers . Delicious bread & butter! ????????????

One of the best options in Stockholm for traditional, Swedish cuisine .

Place is very traditional and meatballs were delicious!

Staff are very welcoming and efficient, food came quick. Meatballs seems to be the best option.

Definitely go for the chanterelles on toast . They're divine!

Wonderful food! Worth the price. Pleasant staff made us feel welcome.

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Decent place, Nordic style, great service and food

Pelle Janzon toast , it was very nice.

Biff Rydberg is excellent, outstanding service .

Great service, nice venison tartar .

Just great! Love the Vallenbergare

The herring , the meatballs , and the basement bar .

Love the Toast Skagen . Very fresh shrimps & an amazing taste.

Fantastic meal of meatballs , bread , and Champagne

It's a decent place but not worth the money! Food and service are good. The tables specially outside are way too small. It's a old well known restaurant but there are a lot of cheaper & better ones.

The plate of seafood is really tasty! Worth to visit, but a bit cold inside

Genuine dishes, great atmosphere.

The Swedish meatballs are spectacular.

Went there tonight. The service was ok, but it was difficult to get the attention of the waiters . The food was 'ok' but the atmosphere was stressful. Sadly!

Eat the veal burger !!!

Extremely good service !

Great Food and Service

Swedish meatballs really great ✌️????

Wallenbergare is a must!

Biff Rydberg is the BEST

Service and meals

The pickled herring is off the forkinchartzenhammer

Swedish meatball