Hornstulls Marknad is a food market in Hornstull, Stockholm.
Hornstulls Marknad on Hornstulls Strand in Stockholm runs the summer street-food and flea market on the Liljeholmsbron waterfront; the SoFo Sunday-brunch hangout from April to September.
Tip: Weekend only. The market runs April through September; Sunday is busier than Saturday.
Address: Hornstulls Strand 13, 117 39 Stockholm
Bondens Egen Marknad on Karlaplan in Stockholm's Östermalm is the city's largest farmer's market; cheese, bread, vegetables and Swedish producers selling direct, Saturdays May to October.
Tip: Saturdays only, May through October. The producers rotate locations; check the website for any summer move.
Östermalms Saluhall on Östermalmstorg in Stockholm reopened in 2020 in the restored 1888 hall; 18 vendors, sit-down counters at Lisa Elmqvist and Tysta Mari and the Champagne bars.
Tip: The lunch counters fill by 12:30. Restaurants in the hall stay open after vendor close on most evenings.
Hötorgshallen on Hötorget in Stockholm's Norrmalm is the 1958 international food hall; South American, Middle Eastern and Asian vendors plus the Kajsas Fisk soup counter.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The square outside hosts the fruit-and-vegetable market Monday to Saturday.
Teatern at Ringen on Götgatan in Stockholm's Skanstull packs ten chef counters into a stadium-tier food hall; Magnus Nilsson's korvkiosk, Adam and Albin's ramen, Sayan Isaksson's Asian street food and Daniel Roos pastries under one mall skylight.
Tip: Open seven days inside Ringen shopping centre. Lunch sittings cheapest 11:30-14:00; the central tiered seating fills fastest at peak.
K25 on Kungsgatan in Stockholm's Norrmalm is the dedicated Asian food hall; eight street counters under one roof, central seating courtyard and a late-lunch crowd.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The central tables get crowded 13:00 to 14:00.
