Mälarpaviljongen

Mediocre about the food but the rest was totally okay!

What a place to visit, everything is perfect. The staff there are amazing, very friendly and welcoming. We liked a lot the place, nice location and tasty food.

Expensive but nice and cozy.

Had a wonderful time at Mälarpaviljongen. It's an excellent place to enjoy a drink, unwind, and soak in the beautiful waterfront atmosphere. I visited with friends to relax, and we had a great experience. The ambiance is perfect for a chilled evening, and the location is hard to beat. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy good drinks and a laid-back vibe in Stockholm!

Wanted a good Toast Skagen ... got a worse Toast on rye. Cozy atmosphere, maybe try something else another time. So only 3, but can 100% get 1 more if you find something ours to eat.

Mälarpaviljongen is much more than a restaurant; it's one of those places that embodies the spirit of Stockholm. Located on the Norr Mälarstrand waterfront, on the shores of Lake Mälaren, it blends terraces, pontoons, and floating spaces amidst extraordinarily lush vegetation. The small, historic pavilion dates back to 1943. It was built during the development of this promenade, which was once occupied by shipyards, tanneries, and barges transporting coal and other materials. The current restaurant opened in 2004 and has transformed it into a true summer oasis. We experienced an absolutely incredible LGBT evening there on Friday, July 31st, the day before the grand Stockholm Pride parade, which was scheduled to depart from Norr Mälarstrand the following day. All the joy, freedom, and kindness of Stockholm seemed to converge on these waterfront areas. The program promised a klezmer evening with the excellent Sternfall ensemble and some secret guest artists. The wonderful surprise was the appearance of Arja Saijonmaa, the renowned Finnish singer, whose presence made the evening truly unforgettable. The klezmer music, the artists' infectious energy, the happy audience, and the festive atmosphere created a moment of rare generosity. We also had a very good dinner. The cuisine is simple, unpretentious, but delicious and perfectly suited to the spirit of the place. Here, the essence lies elsewhere: in the beauty of the setting, the laughter, the music, the collective joy, and that wonderful feeling that everyone can be exactly who they are. An exceptional, warm, free, and profoundly human evening. Without a doubt, one of my most beautiful memories of Stockholm. 🌈

Nice place but the guard tonight was talking homophobic shit with a girl about us gays and the parade tomorrow so I recommend that you interview your staff a little more carefully in the future. That can be allowed regardless of what celebrities and shows you have on site.