In 2010, French cuisine was added to UNESCO's intangible
world heritage list... and rightly so! Very few nations have such a gastronomic cultural identity as France. On
March 19th 2015, this cultural heritage will be celebrated in a big, big way:
Goût de France. This exciting international gastronomical event will take place in 1300 restaurants in 150 countries on 5 continents. Each chef will offer their own French style menu... French digestive, a cold starter, a hot starter, fish or shellfish dish, meat or poultry dish, French cheese (or cheese plate) and a chocolate dessert along with French wines and digestives (naturellement!). All types of restaurants are taking part, from neighborhood bistros to gourmet establishments.
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Good France. Photo by (c) Pierre Monetta |
Sweden has long had a close relationship with France, even before the time of
Axel von Fersen and J
ean Baptiste Bernadotte, and is well represented in the Goût de France.
17 restaurants in Sweden are taking part, 7 of them in Stockholm, and all of these restaurants applied and their menus were approved by an international committee of chefs. The Stockholm restaurants are:
So, if you are visiting Stockholm on March 19th... book a table and help celebrate French cuisine. And if you are staying at the
Rival Hotel, contact me if you need any help booking a table or translating a website (some are only in Swedish). You should be able to find their special Goût de France menu on their websites linked above, otherwise visit
this website where you can search for ALL restaurants taking part and their special menu for the evening.
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Good France. Photo by (c) Pierre Monetta
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But you can enjoy great French cuisine year-round in Stockholm, not only on March 19th. Besides the fine establishments above, here are several other recommended French restaurants in the city:
Pastis,
Delikatessen,
Bistro Bon,
Á la Crêpe,
Mister French,
Naturligtvis,
Chez Betty,
Brasserie Godot,
Napolyon and
Grand Escalier. Bon Appétit!
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