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People eating in Bistro Nobel.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin

Bistro Nobel

Enjoy well‑prepared dishes and delicious pastries at Bistro Nobel – Stockholmers’ favorite among museum restaurants in 2025.

Try the iconic Nobel ice cream, sit down for a drink after work, or take a Swedish fika break during your museum visit.

If you lift your chair, you’ll find a surprise. The chairs are our guestbook, signed by Nobel Prize laureates. Welcome in!

Opening hours and practical information

Bistro Nobel is open during the museum’s opening hours.

Please note that Bistro Nobel is a cash‑free restaurant.

Last orders are taken half an hour before the museum closes.

Are you a larger group? Get in touch with us by e-mail.

Phone: 08-534 818 12

E-mail: [email protected]

Weekday lunch

Take your colleague or a friend out for lunch! On weekdays, there are always three different lunch dishes to choose from. Our food is prepared according to the season and with a focus on sustainability.

A small soup, bread and butter, and coffee after your meal are always included.

In a hurry? The lunch is also available as take-away, ask our staff in the bistro.

Lunch opening hours

Monday–Friday, 11:00–14:00

Price

175 SEK

Food in Bistro Nobel
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin

Bistro menu

Feeling a bit hungry during your museum visit, or looking for a lighter lunch? In the bistro, you’ll always find small dishes and snacks during afternoons and the weekends.

Menu

Grilled focaccia with hummus, roasted peppers, olives and artichoke, served with a green salad

155 SEK

Grilled focaccia with pesto, mozzarella, tomato and basil, served with a green salad

155 SEK

Pie with Swedish cheeses and garden vegetables, served with a green salad

165 SEK

Pancakes served with homemade jam and whipped cream

80 SEK

Nobel ice cream served with chocolate medal and candy floss

135 SEK

A scoop of sorbet

45 SEK

Mint lemonade

65 SEK

Menu subject to change
If you have any questions regarding allergies or dietary restrictions, please contact the bistro

Person eating cheese with jam and crackers in Bistro Nobel.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin

Friday nights

In connection with the museum’s Friday evening programmes, you are welcome to eat and drink in the bistro.

Please note that you need a ticket to the programme in order to visit the bistro on Friday evenings.

Menu Friday nights

Farmhouse crisps

35 SEK

Potato crisps with Vendace roe

175 SEK

Olives

70 SEK

Swedish open-faced shrimp sandwich, served on butter fried levain bread with shrimp, egg, mayonnaise and lemon

225 SEK

Swedish beet salad with goat’s cream cheese or tofu, and roasted pumpkin seeds

185 SEK

Vegetarian soup served with grilled sourdough bread

145 SEK

Dirty fries with chili mayonnaise, grated Parmesan and jalapeño

85 SEK

Boqurones vendace, served with garlic-buttered bread

125 SEK

Swedish sausage served with sides

125 SEK

Nobel ice cream served with chocolate medal

135 SEK

Main course of the evening

195–250 SEK

Menu subject to change
If you have any questions regarding allergies or dietary restrictions, please contact the bistro

Swedish fika in the bistro

In the museum bistro, you’ll always find a selection of pastries. Sit down with a cup of freshly brewed coffee or a perfectly frothed cappuccino. Don’t miss the dessert from the Nobel Prize banquet: the Nobel ice cream.

The bistro is open for fika during the museum’s opening hours.

Fika in Bistro Nobel.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin

The Nobel ice cream

Try the festive dessert from the Nobel Banquet and feel like a Nobel Prize laureate! For many years, ice cream with spun sugar was served as the banquet dessert.

This version consists of vanilla ice cream topped with blackcurrant sorbet, served with raspberry sauce, our traditional chocolate medal, and spun sugar.

A plate of the Nobel ice cream.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin

For the bistro’s smallest guests

There are always pancakes with raspberries and whipped cream on the menu for hungry children.

If you have any questions regarding allergies or dietary restrictions, please contact the bistro.

Kids holding chocolate medals.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi

The wine selection in the bistro

Did you know that the Nobel Prize Museum has its own sommelier? The museum always offers a selection of wines to choose from.

If you have any questions about the selection, please ask our staff.

Wine in Bistro Nobel.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin
Wine in Bistro Nobel.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi

The Stockholmers’ favourite!

In 2025, Bistro Nobel was voted Stockholmers’ favourite among museum restaurants in the survey Stockholmarnas favoritmuseum.

Concert in Bistro Nobel.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin