Skatans Café

Close in winter but great tiny fischermans houses.

Was here for the typical Swedish Christmas Table julbord, so cannot describe normal dinners.nFood, as tradition prescribes, served as buffet spread out in four different places in the entrance floor. We had our table in the level above, so a lot of running in the stairs, but there was a bar upstairs with drinks ordered and served at the table. If you have a mobility problem - make sure to reserve downstairs. Wheelchairs probably do not work so good here, as this is an old house, not built to be a restaurant.nThe food was tilted to fish dishes, especially Baltic herring, being local. Which in my view is good. The traditional Christmas meat, like the pig, was on the minor side of the offer.nLocal beer and julmust, which is a must, of good quality.nSwedish Christmas Table is mostly a Glutton Event, so more the merrier...in that sense it can feel good to walk the stairs.nYou need some kind of transport to get here and back, as it is in the middle of nowhere, but with enough snow, you get your White Christmas with good Swedish food you will normally have a hard time to get in any restaurant, so well worth a visit!nDo not know the price, as I was invited, but what is cheap in Sweden?

Wonderful, as usual. They know their stuff, and I'm so happy we were able to eat at their amazing julbord Christmas buffet. So tasty, and beautiful too!nThere's a reason why I keep coming here all year around: It's a great place!

Fantastic and beautiful food served in an equally beautiful scenery. A bit off, but well worth the time spent to get there.

Overpriced, average quality service, fries contain more oil than potato, so better avoid chips in fish and chips. You wouldn’t die after eating here, but you should not have as high expectations as all these White Guide labels suggest you may have.