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Finally we have launched our online A la' Carte menu. First out is our Swedish Meatballs. You can buy them "naked" or with all the delicious trimmings, mashed potatoes, lingonberry jam, meatball sauce & pickled cucumbers Swedish style. Yum...

Order here!!!

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