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Restaurants

London's best Nordic nibbles
By Time Out editors

Posted: Wed Apr 29 2009
Call it Scandinavian or Nordic, we've sought out the best restaurants and bars to eat Swedish, Norwegian, Danish or Finnish food in London

Michelle Grant
- Fika
  
  161A Brick Lane, Bethnal Green, E1 6SB
  
  A Swedish refuge from hectic Brick Lane – try the signature meatballs, or just a coffee break (‘fika’). Read more
- Garbo's
  
  42 Crawford Street, Marylebone, W1H 1JW
  
  Homely cooking with a ’70s edge, with dishes like veal oskar or Baltic herring salad (which is a real highlight). Read more
- Madsen
  
  20 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, SW7 3DL
  
  Savour smörgåsbord (Swedish) and smørrebrød (Danish) at this Nordic newcomer. Read more
- Nordic
  
  25 Newman Street, Fitzrovia, W1T 1PN
  
  Drink comes first in this Scandinavia-themed bar: food is secondary, but the smörgåsbords are passable. Read more
- Nordic Bakery
  
  14 Golden Square, Soho, W1F 9JF
  
  Open sandwiches and strong Finnish coffee. The Scandinavian and Nordic baking are a strong point. Read more
- Scandinavian Kitchen
  
  61 Great Titchfield Street, Marylebone, W1W 7PP
  
  Danish and Swedish treats, such as herrings on rye, meatballs or hot dogs. Read more
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