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Prinsen

The guide was updated: 2022-05-04

Stockholm’s cultural elite has been dining well at Prinsen since 1897. The walls are decorated with the portraits of famous habitués. Prinsen is an excellent spot for the diner who wants to try well-prepared Swedish classic dishes in a cozy and pleasant atmosphere. Their version of Biff Rydberg is renowned, and the service is professional and personal. Guests are met by Prinsen’s own coat check staff.

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Address: Mäster Samuelsgatan 4, Stockholm
Opening hours: Mon 11.30am - 11pm, Tue - Fri 11.30am - 11.30pm, Sat 12pm - 11.30pm, Sun 1pm - 10pm
Website: www.restaurangprinsen.eu/index.en.html
Phone: +46 8 611 13 31
Email: matsalen@restaurangprinsen.se

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