Why you should dine here: 

• Views over Riddarfjärden and City Hall 
• Glamorous Art Deco setting 
• Swedish flavors with a modern touch 
• Restaurant aboard a historic vessel 
• Large outdoor terrace during summer

A brasserie on the water

Aboard the historic yacht Mälardrottningen at Riddarholmen, you’ll find Brasserie Hutton – a brasserie where Swedish gastronomy meets maritime elegance. With views over Riddarfjärden, Stockholm City Hall and Gamla Stan, the restaurant offers a unique setting in the heart of Stockholm.

The restaurant has recently been renovated in a glamorous Art Deco style inspired by the luxurious ocean liners and classic yachts of the 1920s. Here, historic charm is combined with a modern and lively atmosphere where both dinners and evening drinks feel equally natural.

Swedish flavors with a modern twist

At Brasserie Hutton, Swedish flavors and seasonal ingredients take center stage. The kitchen works with a modern brasserie menu where classic influences are given a contemporary touch, while the quality of the ingredients remains in focus.

During the summer season, Hutton’s Deck Lounge also opens — the restaurant’s large outdoor terrace located at the top of the yacht. Here, guests can enjoy food and drinks while the sun sets over Stockholm’s rooftops and waterways.

History, atmosphere and experience

Mälardrottningen was originally built in 1924 and has, over the years, built a long and glamorous history connected to royalty and international figures alike. Today, that feeling lives on through Brasserie Hutton, where the setting is just as important as what is served on the plate.

Together with the attentive service, stylish interiors and views over Stockholm, Brasserie Hutton has become a destination for both locals and visitors looking for a dining experience with something extra.

“Truly an unforgettable experience in Stockholm — dining on a luxury yacht with great service, delicious food and beautiful views.”

“A true hidden gem in the heart of Stockholm.”

“Absolutely excellent.”