Best Restaurants near Mentalvårdsmuseet

A homely lunch restaurant and event venue set within the historic Rommehed military grounds near Borlänge, The Officers Saloon serves hearty Swedish weekday lunches, caters private events such as weddings and funerals, and retains a quietly nostalgic atmosphere that blends simple, well-made food with warm, locally rooted hospitality.

Broken Dreams is a lively American‑style restaurant and bar in central Borlänge, housed in the Best Western Gustaf Wasa Hotel at Tunagatan 1. The interior leans into 1950s–60s diner and pub motifs while the menu focuses on burgers, Cajun and barbecue‑inspired dishes, plus an extensive beer list of hundreds of bottles and several taps. Evenings have a convivial, slightly rowdy atmosphere that suits groups and casual dinners.

Borlänge House of Blues is a lively restaurant and live music bar in central Borlänge, Sweden, blending American blues vibes with Swedish hospitality. Open evenings from 5pm to 1am Tuesday through Saturday, it offers barbecue dishes, craft beers, and frequent live performances in a casual, energetic atmosphere perfect for music lovers and night owls. Located at Borganäsvägen 28, it's steps from shopping and transport hubs, making it an easy spot for dinner and entertainment.

A cosy countryside restaurant and garden café set within the historic Staberg cultural reserve near Falun, Stabergs Krog serves seasonal, home-style lunches and light fare in a timbered farmhouse setting surrounded by ornamental beds and rolling woodland. Open mainly during daytime hours, it’s known for simple Swedish flavours, a relaxed atmosphere and an attractive garden terrace where visitors linger over coffee and cake.

A compact, lively sushi restaurant in central Borlänge offering a broad menu of rolls, sashimi and hot Asian-inspired dishes; popular for takeaway and casual dine-in with bright, unfussy interiors and quick service. Expect fresh flavors, generous combo platters and a menu that covers vegetarian options and family-friendly portions in a moderate price bracket.

Samuelsdals Pensionat is a historic guesthouse in Falun, Sweden, dating back to 1813. Nestled beside Samuelsdals Golfklubb, it offers cozy rooms, homemade breakfast, free WiFi and parking, plus a garden and playground. Enjoy Sunday lunches in its restaurant amid serene rural surroundings, just minutes from central Falun and key attractions like Dalarnas Museum.

Dalasalen Mat & Nöje is a long-running lunch buffet and event venue in central Falun, serving a traditional Swedish buffet—daily weekday lunch and extended weekend service—alongside a large salad and dessert selection. The venue is popular for generous portions, family-friendly extras such as a free children's buffet and straightforward, moderate pricing, making it a reliable midday stop for local workers, families and visitors seeking classic Swedish comfort food.

Nestled in Falun's central Hälsingtorget, Blackstone Steakhouse offers a unique dining experience where guests grill premium meats, fish, or vegetarian options on 400°C lava stones at their table. Accompanied by customizable sides, sauces, starters, desserts, and pizzas, it delivers sizzling flavors in a lively atmosphere. Open evenings with Saturday lunches, mains range 200-400 SEK.

Bastard Burgers in Falun serves bold, juicy hamburgers made with premium Swedish beef, capturing the essence of classic American-style burgers with a Swedish twist. Located on Åsgatan 25 in the heart of the city, this spot offers hearty meals like the signature cheeseburger loaded with pickles, double cheese, mayo, and mustard. Open daily from 11am to 9pm, it's a go-to for casual dining with delivery options via popular apps. Expect moderate prices starting around 199 SEK for full meals, blending smoky flavors and fresh toppings in a lively atmosphere perfect for burger enthusiasts.

A contemporary Japanese restaurant in central Falun serving sushi, yakitori and bowls in a lively, modern space. Part of the Kokukujira group, Tairyo blends fresh fish, bold flavours and accessible presentations—sushi platters, poke and hot grilled plates—suitable for casual dinners, small groups and take-away orders. Open most weekdays and until 22:00 on Saturdays, it’s a reliable mid-price option for Japanese food in the city centre.