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What to order at Adam / Albin
- Must order
- The shorter tasting at the counter; the snack course rotation is where the kitchen swings hardest.
- Editor tip
- Closed Sunday and Monday. The counter seats book first; the back dining room is easier the same week.
CuisineModern European
Price$$$$
Tasting menu2,400 kr
Neighborhoodnorrmalm
ChefAdam Dahlberg and Albin Wessman
Book ahead3 weeks
Last verified
Must order: The shorter tasting at the counter; the snack course rotation is where the kitchen swings hardest.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday. The counter seats book first; the back dining room is easier the same week.
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