Restaurants in Helsingborg
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Restaurang Niklas
Niklas is one of Sweden's top TV chefs; he opened his restaurant here in 2000, and it's now a highly feted institution. The menu is influenced by classic Provençale cookery, but the gourmet touches are all his own. If you're going to treat yourself, make it here: just look for the giant iron spoon!
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Olsons Skafferi
Olsons is a super little spot, with alfresco seating on the pedestrian square right in front of Mariakyrkan. It doubles as an Italian deli and cafe, with rustic good looks, spangly chandeliers and pasta that would make Bologna proud. The dinner menu offers more elaborate Mediterranean flavours.
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Dunker Bar & Matsalar
At the Kulturhus, svelte, contemporary, light-filled Dunker combines harbour views with great grub such as homemade pizzas and king crab–stuffed ravioli served with lobster bisque. There’s a great weekend brunch (August to June) and live music on Thursdays in July.
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Gastro
While we’re not sold on the name, the dishes at this sharp, stylish award-winner will leave you smitten. On leather banquettes, under low-slung lamps, diners swoon over haute gems such as cured Norwegian cod with horseradish, lobster-steamed leeks and crispy cauliflower.
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Ebbas Fik
It’s still 1955 at this kitsch-tastic retro cafe, complete with jukebox, retro petrol pump and hamburgers made to Elvis’ recipe. The extensive cafe menu also includes (huge) sandwiches, baked potatoes and crazy cakes and buns.
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Kyoto Sushi
The quickest snacks and a good variety of restaurants are found upstairs in the Knutpunkten complex. An excellent offering in the city centre is Kyoto Sushi, with a good-value lunch special of nine pieces of sushi and miso soup;
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Vegeriet
Vegetarians adore this appealing cafe-restaurant for tasty, flesh-free versions of quiche, lasagne, tortilla and stir-fry, and vegans aren’t forgotten either. The place usually shuts for about a month during summer.
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Fahlmans Konditori
Those with a hatred of rock 'n' roll could turn to Fahlmans, the most traditional of the town's cafés. It's been selling sandwiches and pastries to its customers in genteel surrounds since 1914.
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Pålsjö Krog
Near Villa Thalassa, this is a great old seaside inn revamped into an elegant nosh spot. There’s a fabulous veranda and outdoor seating, plus tasty, bistro-style dishes like blue mussel soup.
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Petters
The quickest snacks and a good variety of restaurants are found upstairs in the Knutpunkten complex. An excellent offering in the city centre is Petters, selling hot dogs, baguettes and burgers.
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Koppi
This hip cafe-microroastery is your best bet for top-notch coffee. The savvy young owners sell their own roasted beans, alongside scrumptious edibles like fresh salads and gourmet ciabatta.
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