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Zum Franziskaner
Skeppsbron 44Gamla stan
3.5 · SORAI estimate
Hours
- Monday
- 16:00–23:00
- Tuesday
- 16:00–24:00
- Wednesday
- 16:00–24:00
- Thursday
- 16:00–24:00
- Friday
- 15:00–24:00
- Saturday
- 15:00–24:00
- Sunday
- 15:00–23:00
Good to know
Cuisine
- Swedish
- German
Amenities
Outdoor seatingVeg-friendlyRomanticPartial access
Connect
Price
Moderate
Known forSORAI's read
Classic Swedish HusmanskostGerman-inspired specialtiesCraft Lagers
About
One of Stockholm's oldest restaurants, located in historic Gamla stan. Zum Franziskaner serves traditional Swedish-German cuisine, classic dishes, and carefully selected craft beers in a unique 1910s Art Nouveau beer hall atmosphere with authentic charm.
SORAI's read
AI analysisA charming journey into Swedish-German tradition, perfect for a hearty meal and quality brews.
Best forTraditional diningCraft beer enthusiastsHistoric ambianceSocial gatherings
Expect a relaxed, genuine atmosphere with a focus on classic comfort food and an impressive selection of independent Swedish and German beers.
Zum Franziskaner stands as one of Stockholm's oldest restaurants, offering a unique Swedish-German culinary experience in a historic Art Nouveau beer hall. It's a place where traditional dishes meet carefully selected craft beers from independent breweries.
A taste of Swedish-German tradition
- Classic Swedish HusmanskostHearty, traditional Swedish home cooking.
- German-inspired specialtiesDishes reflecting a rich German culinary heritage.
- Craft LagersCarefully chosen from small, independent Swedish and German breweries.
What to expect
- A 1910s Art Nouveau beer hall with original stucco and wood paneling.
- Traditional Swedish and German comfort food.
- A curated selection of craft beers from small, independent breweries.
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