Restaurants in Malmö
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Krua Thai
Down the southern end of town is this authentic, long-standing Thai joint. The family also run a central takeaway (Södergatan 22) for spicy meals on the move.
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Salt och Brygga
Overlooking the Öresund bridge, this stylish, contemporary Slow Food restaurant presents updated Swedish cuisine with a clear conscience. Everything is organic (including the staff’s uniforms), waste is turned into biogas, and the interior is allergy-free. Flavours are clean and strictly seasonal – think rhubarb soup with lemon verbena, Tahitian vanilla ice cream and Tonka beans. You’ll need to book ahead.
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Thotts Restaurang
Traditional dishes like grilled rack of wild boar with lingonberries, or cod with langoustine and lobster coulis are served at Thotts; or you can pick at a small selection of tapas (around around Sk35) if you're feeling dainty. The restaurant is in a lovely half-timbered house dating from the 16th century. Enter via the SAS Radisson Hotel.
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Glassfabriken
Easy to miss, this grungy, alcohol-free cafe/cultural bolt hole cranks out cheap, salubrious grub such as vegan salads, ciabatta and freshly baked cakes. Play board games over mango milkshakes, check out the local art on display or catch the occasional music or theatre gig.
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Lilla Torg
Lilla Torg is a picturesque cobbled square lined with restaurant-bars, all offering great food at similar prices. Their outdoor tables fairly heave in summer with alfresco diners and drinkers: almost like the Mediterranean, if you blank out the blankets and space heaters!
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Solde
Malmö’s coolest cafe is a grit-chic combo of concrete bar, white-tiled walls, art exhibitions and indie-hip regulars. The owner is an award-winning barista; watch him in action over lip-smacking Italian panini, biscotti and cornetti (croissants).
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Årstiderna
If you’re out to impress, book a candle-lit table at A-list Årstiderna. Located in the vaulted cellar of Kockska Huset, its soft, elegant atmosphere is seamlessly paired with luxe creations like cognac-infused lobster soup with shellfish spring roll.
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Saluhallen
For a light meal, snack or picnic, head to the covered market, with food stalls to appeal to every taste (fish, pasta, sushi, kebabs, Chinese dishes and baked potatoes). Bageri Caféet, inside Saluhallen, does filled bagels, baguettes and ciabattas.
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Trappaner
Tiny, fine-dining Trappaner melds seasonal produce and bold creativity to create sublime dishes like tempered scallops with chamomile, apple must and ground elder. Wines are mostly biodynamic and the tasting menus are perfect for an epicurean adventure.
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Rådhuskällaren
Tucked away in the city hall’s 16th-century barrel-vaulted cellar, Rådhuskällaren balances digestible prices with fusion fare like Cajun-blackened salmon with sautéed pak choi, mango and creamy potato cake.
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Restaurang Davidshall
Modern Davidshall produces contemporary European cuisine, mainly a subtle blending of French and Spanish goodies. There's a long tapas list (garlic bread to green mussels), and classic mains like lamb with Dijon mustard and rosemary.
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Izakaya Koi
For something different, try sleek Izakaya Koi, which has won architectural awards for its interior. It serves up quality Japanese cuisine, including highly recommended sushi and sashimi, to Malmö's cosmopolitan crowd.
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La Empanada
This cheap and cheerful place, opposite Sankt Petri Kyrka, is highly recommended for those on a budget. Mainly Mexican dishes (tacos, enchiladas and burritos) are served caféteria-style; it closes in the early evening.
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Malmö Chokladfabrik
Not only does Malmö’s ‘chocolate factory’ peddle heavenly cocoa concoctions (pear and cognac praline, anyone?), you can watch them being made and devour them at the chocolate-scented cafe.
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Dolce Sicilia
Head to Dolce Sicilia, run by certified Sicilians, for fresh, organic Italian-style gelato (the chilli chocolate and fig flavours are divine). Savoury edibles include ciabatta (Skr55) and salads (Skr65).
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Vegegården
Veggies and vegans could try this Chinese restaurant, tucked in a quiet corner of the city near the Rooseum. Many of the long list of dishes are soya-based, and there's a warm or cold lunchtime buffet.
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Konditori Hollandia
This classic café has the feel of some Victorian lady's parlour! Nibble daintily on salad and sandwiches, or throw the diet in the bin and indulge in one of their delicious patisserie offerings.
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Spot
Stylish Spot, an Italian café, sells excellent lunchtime sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and pasta and risotto dishes.
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Bageri Caféet
Bageri Caféet, inside Saluhallen, does filled bagels, baguettes and ciabattas from around Sk30.
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