Edsbacka krog

Edsbacka krog, located on the picturesque banks of the Edsviken in Sollentuna, Sweden, is a historic restaurant founded in 1626. Initially established as an inn by Henrik Olofsson with royal permission, it became a notable dining destination, earning two Michelin stars in 2000, making it the first Swedish restaurant to achieve this distinction. After closing in 2010, the restaurant has undergone transformations and has returned to its original name, Edsbacka Krog. Its rich history and culinary accolades make it a fascinating spot for tourists and researchers interested in Sweden's gastronomic heritage.