Artipelag Restaurant
On the top floor, with a breathtaking views of the Stockholm archipelago you find Artipelag Restaurant. Make a reservation and experience the best of Stockholm's food and archipelago.
The dining area exudes tranquillity and harmony, with a maritime wooden floor, expansive panoramic windows, and an open fireplace. The furniture, consisting of tables and chairs from the November series, was designed specifically for Artipelag and pays homage to the beautiful November light.
At Artipelag, all food is made from scratch by our skilled chefs. Inspired by the surrounding nature, they focus on seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. The menu reflects the local environment, emphasising seasonality and produce sourced from nearby areas. Artipelag’s experienced pastry chefs and bakers craft all desserts with an artisanal and quality-conscious approach.
Brunch at Artipelag Restaurant
During the autumn weekends, a hearty brunch is served starting September 14.
All food is prepared from scratch by Artipelag’s skilled chefs, who are inspired by the surrounding nature and focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Artipelag’s experienced pastry chefs and bakers present the magnificent dessert table.
The brunch is served on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the autumn.
Art'n Brunch
Combine an art experience with a delightful brunch at the Artipelag Restaurant. When making a reservation for the brunch, we’ll offer a special entrance price to Artipelags’ current exhibition I Follow the Sun – Sunflowers in Art 1889–2024.
A Traditional Christmas Buffet
From late November, we light the open fire and set up a traditional Christmas buffet with all the trimmings – along with a dessert table that is as beautiful as it is delicious. Welcome to enjoy a traditional Christmas buffet in a beautiful archipelago setting with stunning views over Baggensfjärden.
The Christmas buffet is served Thursday–Sunday starting from November 28.
Bådan Café & Pâtisserie
Bådan Café & Pâtisserie is located on the entrance floor and is named after the polished stone protruding from the floor in front of the large windows.
