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Where to eat Scandinavian food in Mariehamn: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Scandinavian food in Mariehamn, Aland, Finland. Mariehamn (Finnish: Maarianhamina) is the capital of Åland, an autonomous territory under Finnish sovereignty. Mariehamn is the seat of the Government and Parliament of Åland, and 40% of the population of Åland live in the city. Like all of Åland, Mariehamn is unilingually Swedish-speaking and around 7,001,880,000,000,000,000♠88% of the inhabitants speak it as their native language.
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10. Restaurang Metropol
Reviewed By lars l
Not so good mest was very dried galicbutter was good potatoes was Little köld and not well done the sallad was great but i Think they should Buy better meat have a Nice dsy. Lars with business-friend..
9. Park Bar & Restaurang
Overall Ratings
3 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By ungl2015
Ordered mussels with chips.Service was slow both placing the order (actually being served) and preparation time.The mussels were tasteless in a fairly cold beer broth, served with a few bits of roast and some OK chips.
8. Arkipelag
Overall Ratings
3 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By 161kirsin
One of this restaurant's classic dishes is a shrimp sandwich - it looks good and it tastes good! And I mean on the patio (Arkipelag Garden). Also other dishes on the menu probably are good, but it is kind of a tradition to have shrimps here. Staff is friendly, service is good, relaxed atmosphere. They very often have live music here. Next time again :)
7. Bistro Avenue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By bibop
We were 6 persons eating different courses. I had a 3 course dinner with à land specialities. The starter was really, really delicious. The main course was wonderful and the dessert was better than OK. The service was friendly and effective, atmosphere nice. And the price was surprisingly low for what we got. The only negative thing was that there was no Vegan courses on the menu, but the staff took care of that and fixed something delicious for the vegans.
6. Brasserie Angbatsbryggan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Brasserie à ngbåtsbryggan is a new restaurant located in the Eastern Harbour right by the water in Mariehamn. From your table you can enjoy the beautiful view of the sea while you absorb the amazing atmosphere. The food is prepared in a show kitchen where
Reviewed By KelBD
This place is eye-wateringly expensive (especially for British customers right now) but the food is mostly fantastic and the service is also very good. We loved the interior of the restaurant too. The quantities of most things we ordered were enormous. We ordered the seafood platter for 3, for a family of 2 adults and 2 children, but we think the 2 person one would have been sufficient for us (especially as we had a couple of starters too). The "chocolate pralines" for dessert were, however, a total rip off: â¬7 for two small chocolates (the sort you get in a chocolate box) and a couple of strawberries, on a plate. That's ridiculous, sorry. Notably this is also the first Finnish restaurant we have been to which bucked the refreshing Finnish practice of discouraging tipping - our waiter explicitly told us how to add a tip onto the card bill, and the restaurant rings a big bell whenever they get a tip.
5. ASS Paviljongen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Ala Carte restaurant in the west harbour of Mariehamn. Enjoy the evening sun and sunset on our terrace or inside the restaurant. During the high season we do serve lighter dishes from the terrace menu.
Reviewed By RichardU71
Been here a few times and the outdoor seating by the ocean in this fabulous summer weather is superb. Good service and great food. Try the shrimp sandwich, one of the best I have hadThanks a lot for this fine review. Best regards à ss paviljongen crew.
4. FP von Knorring
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By ArthurGaudio
The food was very good, according to everyone in our party. We had a bit of a misunderstanding about our 10-year-old's order of a plain hamburger, but the skillef staff solved the problem in no time with s brand new hamburger. Impressive!The old boat was a great atmosphere for a restaurant and the view out ovwr Mariehamn's boat harbor was fantastic.
3. Kvarter5
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By Oernen
friendly restaurant in/besides hotel Pommern. several nice small starters available in addition to those on the list. I had sift shell crabs (intresting, good, could have benefitted from some wasabi). also other dishes were well prepared. nice winlist. we had a nice bordeaux.
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2. Indigo Restaurang & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Indigo Restaurant & Bar is located centrally in Mariehamn. The house is one of Mariehamn's oldest and we have preserved much of the old historic charm of the house possesses. We offer lunch, meeting, lunch, a la carte and business dinners. On the upper f
Reviewed By saronic
The 'Indigo' has a very central location and is - together with next door 'Dino's' - about the only restaurant bar, which doesn't close too early here. We sat both times that we came here in the summer patio - no wonder with the warm weather of July. Service was the best we encountered in Mariehamn.They have light, bistro style dishes on offer and we were happy with what we ordered. My daughter had a 'Chevresalad' with French goat cheese, my son in law both times the Steak Sandwich, while I tried once the Roast Beef (Rabiff) and once the Swedish classic 'Toast Hagen', with prawns, here in mayonnaise, not sour cream, then with dill, red onion and as an extra topped by 'white fish roe'. Dishes can be had as small or big portions. Prices are reasonable in generally expensive Mariehamn.
1. Nautical
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By saronic
After visiting the interesting Maritime Museum mid-afternoon I felt like a coffee and once more an 'Aland's Pannkaka', the probably best known culinary speciality of the islands. I had already tried it at other places, in the two classical versions 'Sviskonkräm' (with prunes) and 'Hallonsylt' (with raspberries). Outside the Maritime Museum there is a café with pleasant and casual outdoor seating, not surprisingly called 'Nautical'.The 'Aland's Pannkaka' I got here was with a thinner pancake, together with strawberry jam as well as fresh strawberries and with a fluffy whipped cream, all quite different to what I had so far. If it was maybe not the completely original version of that dish, it suited my taste and it ended up being the 'Aland's Pannkaka' I enjoyed most.
