How to eat on the cheap in Oslo
You’ve heard it a million times before, and it’s true: Oslo is expensive. The Norwegian capital has some of the…
Eating and drinking
Bland, boring and eye-wateringly expensive. Look hard enough and you’ll still find evidence to support the old stereotypes, but Nordic cuisine has transformed beyond all recognition in the past decade or two, and Scandinavia is now one of the planet’s most exciting places to dine out. And as these guides show, you don’t even have to spend much money to eat and drink like royalty!
6 of the best food tours in Stockholm
Stockholm’s culinary prowess doesn’t always get the attention it deserves. And actually, Swedish cuisine is more interesting than many first…
Danish smørrebrød: the ultimate guide
You may have heard of Danish smørrebrød and wondered what the fuss is all about. Why are the Danes so…
The best outdoor cafés, restaurants and bars in Copenhagen
Enjoying a meal or a drink in the sun isn’t just a thing in Southern Europe – it’s also very…
Beginner’s guide to fika in Sweden
The word fika (pronounced ‘fee-ka’) doesn’t translate to English very neatly. However, it is a word that’s worth learning, as…
What is a smörgåsbord, and what does it include?
Who doesn’t love a Swedish smörgåsbord? This tempting table groaning full of tasty hot and cold dishes is a treat…
All you need to know about Swedish Fish (the fruity kind)
Swedish cuisine is full of fish – preferably freshly caught. However, this post is not about crayfish and pickled herring,…
Cool ice bars in Scandinavia
With quirky ice sculptures, furniture made from ice, freezing drinks and ethereal icy blue colours, an ice bar has got…
Rooftop bars in Stockholm
With such a short summer in Stockholm, it’s no wonder locals flock to the rooftops to soak up every last…
Finding cheap food in Copenhagen
Food critics always bang on about places inspired by Noma, one of the world’s most expensive and exclusive restaurants. Spend…