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Best American food near Norrtalje, Stockholm County, Sweden
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Norrtalje, Stockholm County, Sweden. This city forms part of Roslagen, one of the coastal areas of the Uppland province about 80 km northeast of Stockholm. Unlike many of the islands in the archipelago, Norrtälje is an attractive year-round destination. With a variety of quaint shops, art museums and galleries, cafés, and some small live music venues, this island is definitely worth a visit. The yearly “Jazz Days” festival gives the island a charming flair and offers travelers the opportunity to really enjoy the Swedish summer sun. Fly fishing is also popular on the island, while there are a few stores that sell bait and tackle. Hostels are open all year, a bonus for those on a budget. Buses run frequently from Stockholm to Norrtälje.
Things to do in Norrtalje
1. Ed's Burgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By UrbanboyZH
Definitely a location we can recommend. Good food for a fair price if you like real american burger.
2. Pinchos
Reviewed By barnak2018
The amosphere is great. The theme is different, cirkus. Many dishes and drinks to choose from. We ate risotto, fish'n'chips and some more dishes. All tasty. I actually ate risotto earlier this day and that dish was better, not saying this was bad. Overall a good experience
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3. Poke Burger
Reviewed By Lucia21Amsterdam
A surprisingly contemporary and fresh, fun and stylish interior (think monkey wallpaper) with poké bowls, fresh lemonade (we had the Marys flower) and burgers. We went there for lunch, itâs a bit down the main street, but definitely worth the walk. We went there for lunch, but could also easily had dinner there. The pokÄ bowls were super fresh and tasty: I had one with tuna ( The Banh Mi), my husband one with salmon (The Big Fish). Itâs a place with a cosmopolitan vibe, in a town that is mostly busy in the summer season when people staying in the Stockholm archipelago islands come here for some fika and browsing. The two guys there (my guess is they are the owners) were attentive and friendly. In short, weâll gladly come again when in town. We also noticed people alone having lunch for which this is the perfect place to do that, feeling at ease.
