Stockholm, the capital of Sweden and meatballs is certainly one of the most child friendly city in Europe, with many restaurants and cafes offering kids menus, highchairs and changing stations.

Don’t forget to enjoy “fika”, the famous Swedish coffee break. Stop at one of the many cafes to enjoy a cup of coffee and share some delicious “kanelbullar” (cinnamon rolls).

At BabyBreaks, we have researched the best kids friendly restaurants in Stockholm, so you can plan your mealtimes around the city.

Also take a look at our selection of activities in Stockholm for the perfect stay.


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 1. Fotografiska

Located on the top floor of the Fotografiska Museum, this restaurant is known to be one of the best in Stockholm. It offers stunning views of the Swedish capital and the dining area is airy, allowing enough space for strollers. They also have highchairs available.

So why not combining a cultural and culinary experience? Fotografiska prides themselves on their organic plant based kitchen and no waste policy.
Children (0-3) eat for free on the weekend for brunch.

Address on Google Maps

Phone: +46 850 900 500

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2. VaPiano

Very friendly Italian restaurant. If the kids are tired of discovering Scandinavian food, nothing better than offering them a choice of pizza or pasta. VaPiano can be found in different locations across the city and in other words, an all time favourite for many families.

Address on Google Maps

Phone: +46 8222 940

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3. Lasse I Parken

Green haven not far from the city center where kids can run around in the large garden whilst grown ups can sit, eat and relax. Best for coffee or lunch. They have outdoor concerts during the summer season.

Address on Google Maps

Phone: +46 8 658 33 95

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4. Meatballs for the people

Above all, you can’t go to Stockholm without having meatballs! Here you will find a selection of simple but absolutely delicious homemade, hand rolled meatballs served with mashed potatoes or salad.

Strollers have to stay outside but children are welcome and they offer highchairs for older kids (no straps).

Address on Google Maps

Phone: +46 8 466 60 99

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5. Vete-Katten

If you want to experience the traditional “fika”, this is certainly the place to go. This old style Konditori and caffe is a Stockholm institution. With a large selection of delicious looking cakes, pastries and breads, your children won’t know which one to choose. So why not have a few to share?

Address on Google Maps

Phone: +46 8 208 405

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