Stockholm

Sharon Martin: Chocolate factory. A must!

Sharon Martin: Another location, more in the city center

Sharon Martin: "The fish and seafood fricassee is worth a try. Fries as well. French feel. Rec'd by www.fourmonthsinparis.com"

Sharon Martin: Giant cinnamon buns - french inspired

Sharon Martin: Nice location for drinks (it is a hotel)

Sharon Martin: One of Europe’s leading interior design stores with numerous designer brands

Sharon Martin: Check out R.O.O.M in PUB

Sharon Martin: HIgh Street Fashion all along this BIRGER JARLSGATAN

Sharon Martin: Swedish design clothing

Sharon Martin: Dept store, well known and liked

Sharon Martin: At Östermalmshallen, you’ll reach a wonderful food market at Östermalstorg. Have a Toast Skagen and you’ll have enough energy for another round of shopping

Sharon Martin: good for lunch, quick bite

Sharon Martin: Bit trendy, like SoHo in NYC. Hip 'deli' like meal

Sharon Martin: P.A. & Co, # 8 - Small, cozy and homey, with a meny that best can be described as an eclectic crossover. Make a reservation or wait in the bar to get a table. It is crowded every day of the week.

Sharon Martin: Secure, consistent and absolutely packed with people every night. Swedish classics permeats the menu and the wine list is most impressive.

Sharon Martin: Combine different food cultures of Asia. The setting is Japanese-Scandinavian with graphical design stemming from high technological japanese culture

Sharon Martin: Great design, Scandi style food. Also rec'd by www.fourmonthsinparis.com

Joel Savitzky: Cool museum

Sharon Martin: current exhibit- GULP! is about the food on your plate, how it is manufactured and about consumption. How is it today and how was it during the Middleages?