Dalasalen Mat & Nöje AB

A lovely piece of old good Sweden, with Swedish staff, Swedish customers and delicious Swedish food. Perfect place to experience Sweden before the multicultural nightmare.nThe deserts table is a real highlight with not even one, but two chocolate fountains one dark, one white!

The lunch was okay overall. It tends to get quite crowded during lunch hours, and while the payment counter moves fairly quickly, the wait for food to be refilled can be long. I ended up skipping the queue for one of the warm dishes and just sat down to eat.nThe salad buffet looked a bit sad, some items were practically just water with barely any salad left. Staff could definitely do a better job checking and replenishing the food counters more frequently, especially during peak times.nThere's potential here, but the experience could be improved with better crowd management and quicker food restocking.

The food used to be better but it's now rather more like 'school dinners'. It's reasonable and varied for lunch and you can get vouchers which make it better value.nThe price for lunch is still comparable to other places although in my opinion you can eat better elsewhere for the same price.

My go-to lunch place when in Falun. Big hall and lot of people.Traditional swedish buffet. Always snitzel on the menu with good red wine sauce. Chocolate fountains

Very good food! It's a buffet with 3-4 different meals. Price 135 sek, very worth it! The schnitzel is great!!