Dinner at PA&Co. It's probably my favorite restaurant ever. Get the cookbook, even though its not in English--its so beautifully laid out, and thoroughly inspiring. Since you aren't there with your child, I won't send you to Skansen, which is worth a trip to Sweden in itself, if you are there in the warmer months, and with your child...but I will send you to Tuss, to buy her a present. It's one of the nicest kids clothing shops, and it's on a very nice street to walk up. Right near there is Svenskt Tenn, the Josef Frank shop, also a necessary stop. I think the nicest things to buy there are the little trays--I like the red one with white elephants on it--and I like the Josef Frank print shoulder bags. I also love Lisa Elmquist, in the Ostermalm Market Hall, for lunch.
Monday, January 11, 2010
For the Stockholm Files
My friend Stephanie is going to Stockholm this weekend, and asked for my greatest hits...so here goes:
Dinner at PA&Co. It's probably my favorite restaurant ever. Get the cookbook, even though its not in English--its so beautifully laid out, and thoroughly inspiring. Since you aren't there with your child, I won't send you to Skansen, which is worth a trip to Sweden in itself, if you are there in the warmer months, and with your child...but I will send you to Tuss, to buy her a present. It's one of the nicest kids clothing shops, and it's on a very nice street to walk up. Right near there is Svenskt Tenn, the Josef Frank shop, also a necessary stop. I think the nicest things to buy there are the little trays--I like the red one with white elephants on it--and I like the Josef Frank print shoulder bags. I also love Lisa Elmquist, in the Ostermalm Market Hall, for lunch.
Dinner at PA&Co. It's probably my favorite restaurant ever. Get the cookbook, even though its not in English--its so beautifully laid out, and thoroughly inspiring. Since you aren't there with your child, I won't send you to Skansen, which is worth a trip to Sweden in itself, if you are there in the warmer months, and with your child...but I will send you to Tuss, to buy her a present. It's one of the nicest kids clothing shops, and it's on a very nice street to walk up. Right near there is Svenskt Tenn, the Josef Frank shop, also a necessary stop. I think the nicest things to buy there are the little trays--I like the red one with white elephants on it--and I like the Josef Frank print shoulder bags. I also love Lisa Elmquist, in the Ostermalm Market Hall, for lunch.
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