Midsummer | 395 kr
You can also stay for a Midsummer weekend.
The summer solstice is the reason why we celebrate Midsummer. Ever since pagan times, Swedes have been eager to feast through the
longest day of the year, on or around June 21.
A real Swedish Midsummer meal must contain pickled herring, Swedish new potatoes with dill and sour cream and for dessert Swedish strawberries
with whipped cream and vanilla ice, so of course this is what we serve in our restaurant today!
We also offer our À la Carte menu at regular prices. We're open for both lunch and evening dining.
Did you know that if a young woman picks seven different flowers and lays them under her pillow on the night to Midsummer Day, she will supposedly dream of her future spouse? (In the name of equality, this flower trick probably also works for young men.)