Street Food

Al Scare Traditioner

Street Food · Stockholm · Svezia

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Reviewers rave about the Trocadero, calling it a must-order, while the overall vibe is one of warm, unpretentious comfort that feels like a genuine neighborhood gem.

A drink invented in 1950, loved by all Swedes, especially those from the north. I'd never tried it before — it should taste of apple and orange, and I know there's caffeine in it. When I asked the cashier to explain the taste, she said 'You have to taste it.' It tastes like Sweden. First news: it goes well with savory food. I thought it would be a super sweet mess, but it's not. It tastes like Crodino but without the bitter aftertaste. I get more of an apple aftertaste than orange. Strange but very very good.
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    Waffle salati, navi sfortunate e fine dining a STOCCOLMA 🇸🇪 - Viaggio in Svezia - Ep. 2 · @ 4:34

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    A very cute place decorated like a 50s diner, specialized in savory waffles. Highly recommended for a unique Swedish experience.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Waffle con Insalata di Gamberetti, Cetrioli e Aneto

      It's really really good. The waffle is truly delicious, nice and crunchy. This shrimp salad with dill — I love dill, it has that Swedish touch that we don't have at home. We are big dill consumers at home.

    • Waffle di Patate al Burro Nocciola con Pancetta, Mirtilli Rossi e Maionese allo Sciroppo di Zucchero

      This is the most porcine and at the same time most Swedish thing you can eat here. The cranberries give it a real Swedish touch. The pork is super crunchy. The waffle is exceptional, crunchy outside, soft inside. There's the acid from the cucumber, a poem.

    • Patatine di Waffle con Salsa Cheddar e Yogurt

      Waffle fries with a cheddar and yogurt sauce. There's also chimichurri, parsley, onion, and chili.

    • Trocadero

      A drink invented in 1950, loved by all Swedes, especially those from the north. I'd never tried it before — it should taste of apple and orange, and I know there's caffeine in it. When I asked the cashier to explain the taste, she said 'You have to taste it.' It tastes like Sweden. First news: it goes well with savory food. I thought it would be a super sweet mess, but it's not. It tastes like Crodino but without the bitter aftertaste. I get more of an apple aftertaste than orange. Strange but very very good.

    • Limonata al Rabarbaro

      Simple rhubarb lemonade. It's not too sweet and goes well with the waffles. Incredible.

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