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Best Restaurants for Wine Lovers in Stockholm

Three restaurants on this list hold Wine Spectator awards. AG in Kungsholmen and Bonnie's in Norrmalm hold the Best of Award of Excellence for 2026. Coco & Carmen in Östermalm holds the Award of Excellence for 2025. Starred tasting menus with exceptional wine programs include Frantzén in Norrmalm, AIRA in Finnberget and Aloë in Långbro. Operakällaren in Norrmalm pairs a sommelier-led list with tableside trolley service in the Royal Swedish Opera House.

Riche in Östermalm, a Swedish brasserie with French influences, keeps over 900 labels. Vingården in Riddarholmen, a Mediterranean grill using Swedish seasonal ingredients, keeps over 3,000 labels and pours wines by the glass. Brasserie Greta in Djursholm keeps an extensive Bordeaux and Burgundy list. Café Cuvée in Södermalm keeps an extensive French list with shareable plates. Wasahof in Vasastan is a seafood bistro with live opera on Saturdays and a long-standing wine cellar.

How this list is chosen: Restaurants with a Wine Spectator Restaurant Award or a deep wine list, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.

  • Adria

    Deep wine list

    An Italian family operation in Vasastan with roots stretching back to the 1970s, Adria takes a measured approach to classical Italian cooking in a neighbourhood that leans Nordic by default. The kitchen applies a modern lens to regional Italian tradition without chasing trends, making it one of the more considered Italian tables in central Stockholm.

  • AG

    Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence

    On Kungsholmen, inside a former silver factory, AG has spent more than a decade building Stockholm's most serious case for beef. The programme runs from 90-day dry-aged Swedish dairy cow to Japanese A5, all cooked over open charcoal. EP Club ranks it in the Top 10 of its global steakhouse list, and Martin Kjäll took EP Club's Meat Master of the Year award in 2025.

  • AIRA

    2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list

    AIRA holds two Michelin stars and ranks 114th in Europe on the Opinionated About Dining 2025 list, placing it firmly inside Stockholm's upper tier of modern Nordic dining. Set beside Royal Djurgården with a waterside terrace and an open kitchen as its focal point, the restaurant builds its menu around high-quality Nordic ingredients prepared with precision and finished tableside. Service runs Tuesday through Saturday from the afternoon.

  • Aleks y Filip

    Deep wine list

    Aleks y Filip sits on Bjälbogatan in Södermalm, holding a White Star recognition from Star Wine List, a signal that its wine program is taken seriously within Stockholm's dining circuit. The address places it in a residential pocket of the city where neighbourhood restaurants increasingly compete on precision rather than spectacle. A considered stop for those tracking Stockholm's quieter, wine-forward dining tier.

  • Aloë

    2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list

    Among Stockholm's two-Michelin-star tier, Aloë on Luntmakargatan operates where creative cooking meets measured ritual. Chef Niclas Jönsson leads a kitchen recognised by both Michelin (two stars, 2024 and 2025) and La Liste, placing Aloë in the narrow bracket of Stockholm restaurants that compete on European terms. The format rewards patience: this is dinner as a considered sequence, not a casual evening out.

  • Astrids

    Deep wine list

    A modest neighbourhood restaurant in Bromma, roughly fifteen minutes from central Stockholm on the green metro line, Astrids earned the Star Wine List number-one ranking in 2022. The room is small and unpretentious, and the food and wine programme together make a case for looking beyond the city centre when eating in the Swedish capital.

  • At Six

    Deep wine list

    At Six occupies a considered position in Stockholm's hotel dining scene, where the interplay between kitchen, sommelier program, and front-of-house shapes an experience built on collaboration rather than any single signature. Located at Brunkebergstorg in central Stockholm, the property sits within one of the city's more architecturally deliberate addresses, placing it in a tier where design discipline and service coherence matter as much as what arrives on the plate.

  • Bergamott

    Deep wine list

    Den lilla restaurangen smälter in i fasaden på Hantverkargatan som myllrar förbi, men väl på insidan transformeras den till Rue de l’Artisanat när våra sinnen förflyttas söderut. Charmigt patinerad inredning, nedbrunna ljus i tennljusstakar och lågmälda franska toner från högtalarna skapar genuin, mysig kvarterskrogskänsla. Baren i mörkt trä bjuder in till ett glas vin, kanske med ett fat sniglar som tilltugg? Vinlistan är lång och uteslutande fransk, övrigt sortiment betydligt mindre omfångsrik

  • Bonnie's

    Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence

    The useful way to read it is not as a destination built around chef mythology, but as part of a city pattern: composed service, accessible luxury, and a setting designed for business dinners, date nights, and visitors who want the capital at table level.

  • Brasserie Astoria

    Deep wine list

    Brasserie Astoria brings classic French brasserie form to Östermalm's Nybrogatan 15, operating under the Frantzén name and holding a Michelin Plate in both 2024 and 2025. Ranked #58 in Opinionated About Dining's Casual Europe list in 2023 before settling at #130 in 2024, it occupies the approachable end of Stockholm's premium dining tier. Open late on weekends, it suits both long lunches and post-theatre suppers.

  • Brasserie Greta

    Deep wine list

    Located in Djursholm, Stockholm's prosperous northern suburb, Brasserie Greta holds a White Star from Star Wine List, a credential that signals a wine program taken seriously rather than assembled for show. The restaurant sits at the quieter end of Stockholm's dining spectrum, away from the inner-city concentration of tasting-menu counters, offering a brasserie format that rewards those willing to travel beyond the central postcode.

  • Café Cuvée

    Deep wine list

    A compact French bistro on Södermalm's Högbergsgatan, Café Cuvée trades in shareable snacks, smaller plates, and serious cheese, earning the Star Wine List number-one ranking in 2023. The room runs small and fills with locals, which tells you something useful about its standing in the neighbourhood. For Stockholm's wine-forward bistro tier, this is the reference point.

  • Capannone

    Deep wine list

    On Roslagsgatan in Stockholm's Vasastan district, Capannone occupies the territory where Italian structure meets Nordic produce, a positioning that separates it from the city's Michelin-chasing fine-dining tier and the direct trattoria circuit alike. Where Stockholm's top tables increasingly operate through tasting menus and advance booking queues, Capannone reads as a different kind of proposition: ingredient-led, European in technique, and grounded in the character of the street it sits on.

  • Coco & Carmen

    Wine Spectator Award of Excellence

    Coco & Carmen Stockholm redefines fine dining through chef Joakim Almquist's luxurious surprise tasting menus featuring caviar, truffles, and Japanese-influenced European cuisine. This intimate Östermalm institution delivers gastronomic decadence in a warm, unpretentious atmosphere that feels like dining at a sophisticated friend's home.

  • ergo.

    1 Michelin star · Deep wine list

    Occupying the Östermalm address once held by Michelin-starred Gastrologik, ergo. carries the weight of that reputation forward under Chef Jason Balestrieri. The room splits between a plant-lined ground floor and a moodier cellar with exposed brickwork, framing a menu that draws on Nordic minimalism, Finnish influences, and French seasonal produce. Star Wine List ranked it number one in 2025.

  • Frantzén

    3 Michelin stars · Deep wine list

    Frantzén sits at the high-control end of Stockholm dining, where Nordic ingredients, French technique and Asian references are folded into a choreographed townhouse format. Björn Frantzén's training at Edsbacka Krog, Chez Nico and L'Arpège gives the restaurant its technical grammar, but the larger story is Stockholm's shift from spare New Nordic minimalism toward immersive, multi-room fine dining.

  • Hillenberg

    Deep wine list

    A Michelin Plate-recognised address close to Stureplan, Hillenberg draws from both Scandinavian and southern European cooking traditions in a large but approachable room. Associated with Niklas Ekstedt, it occupies a mid-range price tier that sits well below Stockholm's starred tasting-menu circuit while delivering a level of culinary seriousness that the Michelin recognition reflects.

  • La Tour

    Deep wine list

    La Tour brings the refined penthouse-restaurant format to Stockholm's Kungsholmen district, drawing comparisons to equivalent rooms in London, New York, and Paris. Positioned at the upper end of the city's dining scene, it operates in a bracket where setting, service architecture, and kitchen ambition carry equal weight. Advance booking is advisable for weekend sittings.

  • Le Bon Canon

    Deep wine list

    Le Bon Canon on Scheelegatan earned a White Star from Star Wine List in 2024, placing it among Stockholm's recognised addresses for serious wine programming. Situated in Kungsholmen, the restaurant draws a crowd that reads a list as carefully as it reads a menu. For visitors building a Stockholm dining itinerary around cellar depth rather than headline tasting menus, it belongs on the shortlist.

  • Leijontornet

    Deep wine list

    A Gamla Stan fixture with consecutive Michelin Plate recognition (2024–2025) and six Star Wine List appearances in each of the past two years, Leijontornet holds its ground in Stockholm's Old Town at a mid-range price point that few comparable kitchens match. European cooking with a creative edge and a wine program serious enough to earn repeated specialist notice makes it one of the neighbourhood's most consistent returning-visitor addresses.

  • Macelleria

    Deep wine list

    Macelleria sits at Solnavägen 1b in Stockholm's Vasastan district, operating in a city where ingredient provenance has become the central argument of serious dining.

  • Mancini

    Deep wine list

    Among Stockholm's Italian restaurants, Mancini occupies a particular position: classically minded, white-tablecloth formal, and committed to the kind of lunch service that the city's Nordic-focused dining scene rarely prioritises. The seafood risotto has become a reference point for regulars. At Tunnelgatan 1A, it functions as a reliable counterweight to the New Nordic tasting menu circuit.

  • Oaxen Krog

    Deep wine list

    Oaxen Krog brings Magnus Ek's nature-led Nordic cooking from a remote island to Stockholm's Djurgården peninsula, with five appearances on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list between 2006 and 2010 anchoring its reputation. Seasonal produce from Scandinavian producers, vegetable-forward plating, and a drinking culture rooted in snaps and aquavit make this one of the city's most coherent expressions of the Nordic fine dining tradition.

  • Operakällaren

    1 Michelin star · Deep wine list

    Operakällaren occupies one of Stockholm's most architecturally significant dining rooms, inside the Royal Opera House on Karl XII:s torg. Holding a Michelin star since at least 2024 and a sustained presence on the Star Wine List rankings, it represents the older, more formal strand of Swedish fine dining, one that predates the New Nordic wave and has survived it with its identity largely intact.

  • Petri

    Deep wine list

    Petri Stockholm transforms modern Swedish cuisine into sensory art through Chef Petter Nilsson's ten-course 'Petrichor' tasting menu, featuring innovative dishes like white pepper ice cream with porcini in an intimate 28-seat Östermalm setting with award-winning wine pairings.

  • Riche

    Deep wine list

    Operating from the same address on Birger Jarlsgatan since 1893, Riche is one of Stockholm's most enduring institutions for classical Swedish cooking. The wine list runs to over 900 labels, and the room carries the kind of accumulated patina that takes generations to arrive at. It occupies a distinct position in a city now dominated by tasting-menu formats and New Nordic minimalism.

  • Rolfs Kök

    Deep wine list

    Rolfs Kök on Tegnérgatan 41 is one of Stockholm's most consistently recognised casual dining addresses, holding a Michelin Plate and ranking in Opinionated About Dining's European Casual list since 2023. Under chef Johan Jureskog, the kitchen works a Nordic and traditional framework that feels neither trendy nor dated. broad appeal at the €€ price point.

  • Spritmuseum

    Deep wine list

    Spritmuseum sits where Stockholm's museum culture and serious wine programming converge, earning a White Star recognition from Star Wine List in early 2026. The address on Djurgården places it within reach of the city's cultural corridor, and its wine credentials make it a reference point for the Swedish capital's growing interest in list-driven dining. A considered stop for those working through Stockholm's broader food and drink scene.

  • Teatergrillen

    Deep wine list

    Open since 1945, Teatergrillen at Nybrogatan 3 is among Stockholm's most enduring dining institutions, operating as the sister restaurant to Riche and sharing its celebrated wine list. The dining room is often treated as among the more beautiful in the city, and the classical cuisine and service tradition place it in a distinct tier from Stockholm's newer Nordic-forward restaurants.

  • The Sparrow Bistro

    Deep wine list

    On Birger Jarlsgatan, one of Stockholm's most commercially active thoroughfares, The Sparrow Bistro occupies a position that rewards those willing to look past the street's retail noise. The bistro format places it in a tier distinct from the city's tasting-menu-only circuit, offering a more occasion-flexible entry point into Stockholm's serious dining scene without sacrificing culinary ambition.

  • Villa Dagmar

    Deep wine list

    A Stockholm hotel and restaurant on Nybrogatan holding a White Star designation from Star Wine List, Villa Dagmar sits in the quieter, residential grain of Östermalm rather than the city's more performative dining corridors. The wine program earns editorial attention, positioning the venue within Stockholm's growing cohort of properties where the cellar and the kitchen receive equal weight.

  • Vineriet

    Deep wine list

    Vineriet on Roslagsgatan 15 has earned a White Star recognition from Star Wine List, placing it among Stockholm's more seriously considered wine-focused addresses. The restaurant operates in the city's Östermalm-adjacent residential quarter, where the wine program carries more editorial weight than the setting suggests. A measured choice for guests whose priority is the glass, not the room.

  • Vingården

    Deep wine list

    Vingården occupies a prime address on Lilla Nygatan in Stockholm's Gamla Stan, where Daniel Crespi has built a dual identity around charcoal-grilled meat and fish alongside a wine program that gives the venue its name. The kitchen keeps moving, dishes and formats shift rather than settle, which makes it a better target for repeat visitors than those seeking a fixed reference point. Booking ahead is the sensible approach for Gamla Stan dining at this level.

  • Voisine

    Deep wine list

    Born from the team behind Södermalm wine bar Folii, Voisine occupies the neighbouring space on Erstagatan as a casual French bistro pitched at the mid-range end of Stockholm's dining scene. Recognised by the Michelin Guide with a Plate in both 2024 and 2025, and ranked across three Star Wine List categories in 2023, it carries serious wine credentials into an accessible format.

  • Wasahof

    Deep wine list

    Wasahof sits on Dalagatan in Stockholm's Vasastan district, earning a White Star recognition from Star Wine List for its wine program. The restaurant occupies a neighbourhood where the dining character skews local and repeat-visit rather than tourist-facing, making its wine credentials a signal worth reading carefully before booking.

Planning restaurants for wine lovers in Stockholm

Which restaurants on this list hold Wine Spectator awards?
AG in Kungsholmen and Bonnie's in Norrmalm hold Wine Spectator's Best of Award of Excellence for 2026. Coco & Carmen in Östermalm holds the Award of Excellence for 2025. AG is a steakhouse with a sommelier-led list in a former silver factory. Bonnie's is the restaurant of Bank Hotel, set in a historic bank hall, with an international menu. Coco & Carmen serves a surprise tasting menu with Scandinavian and Japanese influences.
How many wines do Vingården and Riche list, and how old is Wasahof's cellar?
Vingården in Riddarholmen keeps over 3,000 labels, Riche in Östermalm over 900, and Wasahof in Vasastan has a 124-year-old wine cellar. Vingården also pours wines by the glass, and Riche serves Swedish classics with French brasserie influences.
Which neighborhood appears most often on this list?
Östermalm is the neighborhood that appears most often on this list. Restaurants there include Riche, ergo., Brasserie Astoria, Hillenberg, Coco & Carmen, Petri, Capannone, Teatergrillen, Adria and Villa Dagmar. ergo. holds a Michelin star and an exceptional wine program. Brasserie Astoria holds a Michelin Plate and a Star Wine List award. Hillenberg is a brasserie under chef Niklas Ekstedt with an extensive wine list.