Örebro Restaurants

We got to the museum before midday and were planning to look for a restaurant in downtown to have lunch later, but we felt hungry before we finished seeing everything there was to see and we were lazy to walk all the way to downtown and back to the museum again. We then realized that they had a small dining room in the second floor of the cafeteria (only pastries and drinks were sold downstairs) where they offered a lunch buffet for a fixed price. It was not too expensive for Swedish standards and we thought it'd be good to be able to eat as much as we wanted, because we would end up paying more or less the same at any other restaurant for just a standard 1-course meal. So we decided to eat here -- they were still getting everything set because service started at 12 PM, but we didn't have to wait much.

The buffet was just great, we paid 100 SEK (swedish crowns, which is about 14-15 USD) but ate as much as we wanted from warm dishes to salad, coffee & tea, cookies and dessert (1 bottled cold beverage was included too). Definitely recommended for having a heavy lunch and forget about meals for the rest of the day, hehehe.... You can make a pause in your visit to the museum, have a nice meal and continue with the tour later on without having to go anywhere else.

Favorite Dish: What I liked the most was a dish with vegetables and fish with melted cheese on top which was just great, new (small) potatoes, chocolate pudding, the coffee and cookies!! They also had veggie lasagna, a chicken stew with something that looked like curry, rice, and some baked vegetables. They had some very tasty and fresh bread as well.