What to order at Celeste

Must order
The set tasting with the cellar pairing; the dessert course over the rooftops is the room's signature moment.
Editor tip
Wednesday to Saturday. The 17:00 seating gets the golden hour from the windows; the 20:00 is candlelit.
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CuisineModern Nordic
Price$$$$
Tasting menu2,000 kr
Neighborhoodsodermalm
ChefJonas Lagerström
Book ahead3 weeks
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Must order: The set tasting with the cellar pairing; the dessert course over the rooftops is the room's signature moment.

Tip: Wednesday to Saturday. The 17:00 seating gets the golden hour from the windows; the 20:00 is candlelit.

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