Get the Swedish meatballs as a traditional choice and the classic smorgasbord if you like fish and more of a variety of different options to taste. Viking's romance is a great choice for a cocktail.
Food was interesting, tasty, and original. Decor is fun, Nordic modern kind of feel. Especially nice to sit within view of a Stone Street window to see what's happening in this charming slice of NYC.
Came here for brunch had the gravlax club--which was huge but really good. And the smoked salmon omelet, also great as was the potato hash that comes with it.
we had the swedish meatballs and herring for apps and steak and salmon for dinner. food was delightful and service was a little slow in the beginning...but they certainly made up for it. wonderful s
Ask for the crepes menu. It's abbreviated from their crepes restaurant on the other side but their crepes are awesome! Don't know why they don't market them.
Eggs Benny and bottomless mimosas are amazing. The service isn't great but everyone is nice and sitting outside in the summer will make the wait beyond worth it!
Delicious food and their prix-fixe is an outstanding deal -- dinner is four courses for $35, and is the rare example of getting more than what you pay for.
Atmosphere or a quaint European cafe. Try the New Zealand rack of lamb or Swedish meatballs and baked apples. You can get our free Downtown dining guide at http://www.downtownny.com/mapsguides/
Smörgås Chef Wall Street is the original Smorgas restaurant, now a beloved fixture on historic Stone Street in the Financial District, the oldest cobblestone paved street in New York City.