Brunch all day long
Avocado sandwiches, eggs benedict, mushroom toast and American pancakes are served every day at Brunchoteket on Linnégatan. Several brunch dishes are meat free, and can be enjoyed with the restaurant’s freshly squeezed juices or a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
Brunchoteket can be found at two locations in Gothenburg, at Linnégatan 56 and Kungstorget 2.
Coco Orangerie – weekend brunch in Linnéstan
From 10 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, different brunch dishes, smoothies, coffee and other drinks are served at Coco Orangerie. The brunch menu consists of popular dishes such as eggs Benedict, omelettes, various sandwiches, bowls, pancakes and much more.
Modern Flavours from around the Globe
Blu Brunch at Radisson Blu Scandinavia offers a perfect balance of sweet, savoury and fresh flavours. The pancakes instantly brings you back to that pancake place in the East Village, while the next bite sends you to a crowded patisserie in Montmartre. You sip your cocktail and the brunch turns into a mini-weekend.
Brunch in a Classic American Diner Setting
In the Linné neighbourhood you’ll find the popular American Diner Egg & Milk. Eggs are served in all forms and you will find classic milkshakes, freshly squeezed juices, yoghurt, pancakes, bagels and coffee on the menu. The American 50s decor makes the visit an experience in itself. In the weekends it’s good to come early to secure a table.
Breakfast Society – Sydney-inspired brunch
Breakfast Society is located in the restaurant Burgersson’s premises. The often fully booked brunch features a Sydney-inspired breakfast concept with an à la carte menu served on Saturdays, Sundays and select dates. Parts of the menu can be made lactose-free, gluten-free or vegan.
Skanstorget 4 & Friggagatan 14B
Norda – Brunch Bonanza in the Old Post House
The restaurant Norda is located on the second floor of Clarion Hotel Post. The sumptuous brunch includes an à la carte menu and a loaded dessert table. Table reservations are highly recommended. On Saturdays, it’s a bit more festive with DJs and a vibrant atmosphere. On Sundays, the music is slightly more relaxed but with the same brunch setup.
Boulebar – Bonjour Brunch (and Boule)
The brunch at Boulebar is the perfect choice when you want to include an activity with family or friends. Decide if you want to start with a game of (indoor) boule or at your table. The menu is loaded with French delicacies and sweets to suit young and old. The menu is seasonal, but you can always count on finding plenty of baguettes, cheese and croissants. Children under the age of five eat for free (and the price is discounted until they turn 15). Read more about the brunch at Boulebar.
Brunch at HAK
Here you can enjoy delicious salads, meaty delicacies directly from the Rotisserie and cheese and cured meats of all kinds. Children up to twelve years pay 10 SEK per year. Read more on HAK’s website.
Teishoku – Japanese Brunch at Vrå
Teishoku is the heart of the Japanase food culture, and is made up of miso soup, steamed rice, fried fish and pickled vegetables. Vrå’s interpretation is based on locally and sustainably grown ingredients, with something sweet and green tea to finish off your meal. Itadakimasu!
Corner – New York-style brunch
The restaurant Corner restaurant at the Gothia Towers hotel has Saturday brunch with two different menus to share.The New York inspired menus, one of which is vegetarian, include mini bagels, sandwiches, donuts, small hamburgers and mac n’ cheese.
Blu Meze – brunch with a Mediterranean twist
At the bright and breezy Mediterranean cafe Blu Meze, in the district Vasastaden, a brunch menu is served, which consists of a mix of flavours from different cuisines around the world. Here you can find, among other things, American pancakes, avocado toast, banana bread, Greek yogurt with honey and bagels.
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