With its red-and-white checkered tile floor, dark wood furniture and white tablecloths, Café Nizza brings some Mediterranean charm to Stockholm’s restaurant scene. A favourite with the fashion crowd, the bistro serves excellent Italian and French food – including some of the best pasta in town, and a selection of well-priced mains, too. The friendly atmosphere and great wine list makes it a perfect spot for a romantic dinner, or drinks and snacks with friends.

Café Nizza, after the Italian name for Nice, is an excellent neighbourhood restaurant located in the Södermalm district. The atmosphere of the restaurant is laid-back and welcoming, and the semi-open kitchen’s creations are emphasised for their skill and seasoning. The menu features a range of dishes that draw from both French and Italian cuisine, including a delicious cacio e pepe, a kind of vegetarian variant of pasta carbonara.

One more Italian standout in our roundup (because honestly, who doesn’t love Italian food?) is Café Nizza, nestled in the vibrant SoFo area. This neighbourhood bistro is adored for its imaginative dishes that blend Italian cuisine with French flair. But what else would you expect from owner and chef Fredrik Lundberg, the mastermind behind beloved spots like Babette, the Östermalm deli Schmaltz, and the ramen joint Tengu?

Café Nizza is a neighborhood restaurant from the Babette guys in Södermalm, with a focus on European flavors and small-scale wine producers. We dropped by for a glass of wine and a whole-roasted quail with chanterelles and vin jaune sauce, a twist on a classic chicken dish from the Jura district in France. We finished with an incredible mille-feuille with pistachio cream and cherries.

Café Nizza is a cozy wine bar with a Parisian feel, serving small dishes with a French influence. The restaurant is known for its varied seasonal menu, including comforting Italian-inspired bistro dishes and classics like sourdough cacio e pepe pasta. With an extensive wine list featuring international and low intervention references, Café Nizza is a go-to spot for wine enthusiasts.

This Mediterranean bistro is a popular spot with carefully selected small dishes and main courses, as well as a fantastic wine list. They serve natural wines as well as more classic wines in all imaginable colours and flavours. France and Italy make up the majority of the selection, but you'll also find fine wines from countries including Slovenia, Greece and Hungary.

Nizza, the Italian name for Nice, this neighbourhood bistro serves just that, a mix of French and Italian cuisine. Portions are pretty small but oh so delicate. The owner and chef Fredrik Lundberg is the mastermind behind a handful of successful Stockholm restaurant, like Schmaltz, Babette (hands down the best pizza in town) and ramen place Tengu.

You could say Café Nizza is where Italy, France and pared-back Stockholm cool meet. It’s a favourite among locals, unfussy and lively with a solid selection of natural and traditional wines. It’s a restaurant but that doesn’t mean you have to sit down to the full four-course set menu - you can also pop in for a glass of vin and some bar nibbles.

Nizza', as it is known, marked the start of our bar crawl and what better place to begin. This favourite of Södermalm locals and wine heads is the ideal place for a casual glass, plus bread and butter, sitting on the benches, or a full tasting menu on white linen. Whichever option you choose, it's a pleasure to spend time here.

Themed events, such as Bouchon de Lyon day and Bouillabaisse de Marseille, highlight Café Nizza’s commitment to classic bistro traditions. Local farm produce, a stellar wine list, and pop-ups with renowned winemakers make it a consistently great choice, no matter the occasion.

Om grannen La Vecchia Signora är den klassiska italienaren så får Café Nizza vara ett exempel på den moderna. På deras meny finns mycket gott från hela Europa men för pastaälskaren, trendiga pastarätter som, fermenterad cacio e pepe och ravioli med olika spännande fyllningar.

Café Nizza has become a favorite for Stockholm’s fashionable crowd. Its cosy terrace is the perfect place for people-watching. The food is perfectly balanced and the extensive wine list invites you to discover wines from all the regions of Italy.

Café Nizza en Bar Nimes are two different bars where I both like (and often) go for the tastiest pasta or great wines. Or a combination of both. Choose the four-course menu at Nizza and be surprised.

Här kan du trängas med alla som vill passa in på söder samtidigt som du äter en välgjord pasta och dricker noggrant utvalda viner. Systerkrog till den omåttligt populära pizzerian Babette.

A cozy Italian joint in Södermalm, Café Nizza offers tasty dishes and a really nice atmosphere. I particularly loved their homemade pastas and mussel appetizer.