What to order at Ekstedt

Must order
The six-course wood-fire tasting; the flambadou-dripped tartare is the dining-room moment.
Editor tip
Tuesday to Saturday only. The bar counter facing the open hearth is the better seat for first-time visitors.
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CuisineNordic
Price$$$$
Tasting menu2,400 kr
Neighborhoodostermalm
HoursSun 09:00-17:00
ChefNiklas Ekstedt
Book ahead3 weeks
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Must order: The six-course wood-fire tasting; the flambadou-dripped tartare is the dining-room moment.

Tip: Tuesday to Saturday only. The bar counter facing the open hearth is the better seat for first-time visitors.

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