Lövstabruks Värdshus

This is a must see. The property was bought by a vallon Louise de Geer from Belgium in 1634. The Månsson was built around 1700, but burrito down by the Russian devastation in 1719. Rebuilt and ready 1734, and since then intact. Still controlled by the Geer family. The dining room on the picture, for example, is said to be the most beautiful room in Sweden.

Good food, cozy place

Lövstabruk Inn — a haven for body and soul, where meals become a memorable ritual under arches of history and rustling greenery. Here, where centuries past still whisper in the walls, you are invited to the table with the same reverence as in an old manor hall.nnThe food is fresh as a summer morning, well-prepared and rich, with flavors that carry both field and meadow in their essence. Each dish is like a little epic, simple but authentic, homely yet solemn. And outside, the quiet paths, the song of the forge in the distance of memory — a shard of ancient great days, preserved with love and pride.

Slow staff but nice surroundings, not for a coffee break as they mostly sell food.

Otrevligt bemötande av personal, verkar inte vara mycket för service och glada leenden. Maten var medioker. En ”vegetarisksallad” gick att erbjudas för en vegetarian innehållandes en halv mozzarella, lite grön sallad, tomat, gurka, rödlök och med en bake-off fralla som tillbehör. Denna unika kombination kosta hela 169 kr.nnLövstadbruk med sin charm förtjänar en bättre restaurang.