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Swedish cuisine · Dill, herring and a cinnamon-bun clock: husmanskost, fika and the lowest spice score in the atlas.

Swedish cuisine has a wide middle: a street snack near SEK 25–45 and a tasting menu can share one city.

Figures below are typical 2020s bands, not live quotes or reservation prices.

Cost bands

Street snack

SEK 25–45

Typical 2020s kanelbulle — not a live quote.

Everyday lunch

SEK 90–140

Dagens lunch, 2020s.

Casual dinner

SEK 180–280

Bistro per person.

Night out

SEK 400–650

Nicer Stockholm room.

Fine dining

SEK 900–2,200+

New Nordic-adjacent tasting menus.

Regions

Stockholm metro

A regional kitchen of Swedish cuisine centred on Stockholm and Swedish meatballs.

Gothenburg table

A regional kitchen of Swedish cuisine centred on Gothenburg and Pickled herring.

Malmö table

A regional kitchen of Swedish cuisine centred on Malmö and Gravlax.

Uppsala table

A regional kitchen of Swedish cuisine centred on Uppsala and Kanelbulle.

Umeå table

A regional kitchen of Swedish cuisine centred on Umeå and Jansson's temptation.

Region 5

Another regional kitchen of Swedish cuisine.

Key market numbers

18 / 100Atlas spice
30 / 100Atlas streetFood
SEK 25–45Typical snack
Svenska köketNative name

Makers & cooks

Street / market stalls

Public Swedish cuisine.

Family restaurants

The everyday room.

Home kitchens

The majority cuisine.

Grocers / exporters

The diaspora pantry.

Bakeries or stalls

potato / crispbread specialists.

Night vendors

After-hours makers.

The market that feeds most diners is still the everyday lunch room and the household pot, not the export tasting menu.

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