Karlskrona
Restaurants & Cafes

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‘No dogs or mother-in-laws allowed’ proclaims the sign on the doorway, setting the tone for exactly the sort of pub you would have found in Bristol twenty years back. Read_on (No Comments)

Ethnic food is a rare find in these parts, so it’s good news that the one Chinese we did locate didn’t disappoint. Read_on (No Comments)

The classiest-looking venue in town comes with brick touches, a copper-plated fireplace, dimmed lighting and an atmosphere of modern elegance. Read_on (No Comments)

A mega-popular spot that’s somewhat gloomy on the inside, possibly explaining why so many of the locals choose to decamp to the terrace the moment the storm clouds pass. Read_on (No Comments)

You’ll find zillions of Wild West restaurants in Poland, though not one comes close to the quality of Niva. The menu here Read_on (No Comments)

The one good thing consistent with Red Light Districts are quality kebabs, and while Karlskrona doesn’t have the former, it most certainly has the latter. Read_on (No Comments)

Featuring a wall of wine bottles, an aquarium and a giant mural of the Virgin Mary Toscana goes neck and neck with O’Leary’s to see who can draw the most summer custom. Read_on (No Comments)