Vegan
Organic
Beer/Wine
European
Swedish
High-end vegan restaurant est. 2016. Location is inside the nightclub Under Bron. Offers Scandanavian seasonal menu with multi-course meals, desserts, and alcohol options. No cash accepted. Please note that many businesses in Sweden are cashless. Open Wed-Sat 17:00-23:00.
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64 Reviews
First Review by Sanna
NonstopDan
Points +1438
Best up-scale vegan food I’ve had - Edit
Expensive, but drinks, food and dessert were all delicious, healthy and unique.
Read morePros: Creative food
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veronicajones
Points +333
Beautiful refined Swedish vegan - Edit
What a perfect meal! Plates were carefully composed with surprising and delicious combinations of local fruits and vegetables. To start we had green and sundried tomato with peach and dill and roasted beets with blackberries, sorrel, and oat cream. For entrees, Stockholm yellow pea tempeh with local veg and dill cream and roasted onion and potatoes with mushroom. All was fantastic - including our server who gave us great wine pairing suggestions! If you are tired of American comfort vegan and want something more artful and refined, eat here! Also, not too hard to find (Google maps has the right address) and everyone was nice & helpful. Highly recommend!
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ElzeBoshart
Points +13
Wonderful place, food & people - Edit
Enjoyed a marvellous surprise menu. Loved the raw setting under the bridge, the combination of refined food & music and the atmosphere of neglect outside. Hope to visit again!
Read morePros: All vegan restaurant
Cons: none
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Clement1000
Points +51
average experience, not worth the effort - Edit
We chose this so-called restaurant as we are vegans and were curious about this vegan venue. Vaxthuset is very hard to find, it's like a maze and the entrance is a poor and dirty gate you would never ever enter (but you have to). Then after hundred meters in a no man's land maze, you finally arrive at the restaurant (yes, it's very well hidden in the back, poorly marked). So, 0/5 for location. The venue itself is very poor, with some improvisations to look nice. Initially we received a simple empty table in a corner, without table cloth (when all the others had) and when we asked why, they were totally surprised why we asked. After some discussions they finally accepted to switch our table with another one with table cloth, salt/pepper and candle (the initial table didn't have these elements, for the same money, it was a simple bare wood table). Also, not so many cloth hangers. So 3/5 for the hall. The menu is exclusively in swedish, but very creative (5/5 for creativity). Dishes very small and expensive, so even after all 3 courses we left a little hungry (2/5 for dish size). The taste is not so impressive, despite the creativity, the end result is rather disappointing (3/5 for taste) and the prices are quite high for what you get. The personnel is very friendly and managed to save a little of the overall impression. At the exit you have to cross again the junkyard and dirty poor looking yard and landscape until you are back on the street and after a few hundred meters, back in the civilization. In the end I could say it was an OK experience, but I would NOT go there again! Initially I wanted to rate it 2/5 but would be unfair for the cook and the personnel. The overall experience is not worth more than 3/5. And I would not recommend, as for the same money and effort you can find nicer well situated real restaurants in the city (without crossing a muddy junkyard in the middle of nowhere).
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2018-01-28
Pros: Creative menu, Friendly staff, Clean venue
Cons: Location (hard to find and junkyard), Small expensive portions, Not so tasty
Guest
Nameuser
Points +185
Good - Edit
This was my first fancy fine-dining experience. The food was good and nicely presented. As expected it was very pricey and small portions.
Read moreCosy place and friendly staff.
NOTE: This is a plant-based restaurant and not a vegan one. I asked the waitress about the alcohol and she told me that she didn't know if the alcohol is vegan or not. Just fyi
Pros: Good food
Cons: Plant-based
Guest
deadpledge
Points +13748
Masterclass - Edit
Vaxthuset is a must visit when in Stockholm and I would go as far to say it is one of the best restaurants I have ever eaten at, it's that good. Located inside a nightclub you must have ID to enter due to the licensing laws but once you are in, the atmosphere is vibrant. We decided to order the large set menu for 545kr, which although expensive is well worth it, as the food we got was visually stunning, innovative and delicious. To begin this masterclass we were first given some scrumptious bread and hummus dip, quickly followed by crudités with wild garlic puree and cucumber, horseradish, deep-fried seaweed and buckwheat. All starters were excellent and each dish we were served during the night was explained in detail by the fantastic staff. However, the best was yet to come. Next, we were served the deep-fried fennel, salsa of heritage tomatoes with pear and peas and Stockholmstempeh, potatoes, rye, currents with onion foam and garlic mustard, which were absolutely stunning both in taste and presentation. By far the best tempeh I have ever had and our favourite dish of the night. For dessert we had the raspberry sorbet, rhubarb, buckwheat and chervil but also ordered the chocolate cake, seasonal berries with Spanish chervil from the À la carte menu. Both desserts were magnificent and a perfect way to end to a wonderful evening.
Read morePros: Vegan fine dining, Excellent staff, Atmosphere
Cons: Must have ID to enter premises, Expensive (but well worth it)
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LeoM
Points +107
Fine dining, sketchy area - Edit
It’s not cheap, and it might not be to place to go if you´re hungry, but it is a great and highly needed addition to the Stockholm restaurant flora.
Read moreWe had a set menu, the small one (315 SEK). Good service, great-tasting and lovely looking dishes.
Directions. Beneath the skanstull-bridge. Entrance from southeast side of the building and when inside, turn right.
Cons: You need to be a detective to find the entrance.
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Charley86
Points +60
Lovely food, slightly pretentious staff. - Edit
We couldn't have the tasting menu because I think we booked a table too late (8pm).
Read moreThe food is like tapas- you choose about 5 plates between 2 people
It wasn't the cheapest but the food was delicious!!!
It was also in a slightly odd area; hard to find and seemed to be through a night club when we left, it was still quite early so just seemed like a fake smoke filled empty room with a DJ playing on headphones and security staff on the door as we left :/
Odd area but really tasty food and an excuse to dress up a bit!
Lovely espresso martini and the pavlova was delicious!!!
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Sweganic
Points +119
Finally a fine dining vegan in Stockholm! - Edit
This is what I've been missing in Stockholm - a high end all vegan restaurant that serves a wide variety of flavorful and innovative dishes. Loved it, and highly recommend it to everyone who is looking for a nice high class restaurant for special occasions etc.
Read moreBe prepared to spend some money - but also be prepared to get good value out of that money!
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Sanna
Points +209
Best In Stockholm! - Edit
we had an amazing dinner at Växthuset! We took the regular sample menu and we were all four very satisfied! The service was very good, and it was easy to chose wine. Food was beautiful, tasteful and creative! I highly recommend this place!
Read morePros: food, Atmosphere, Service
Cons: A little it hard to find
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