Tak
Stockholm's skyline fusion: Swedish-Japanese dishes from a 13th-floor perch with Izakaya bites, cocktails, and 360° city views.
Perched on the 13th floor atop Hobo Hotel in central Stockholm, Tak fuses Swedish and Japanese culinary traditions into innovative dishes. The stylish indoor restaurant and airy rooftop terrace offer panoramic city views, complemented by an Izakaya lounge for small plates and cocktails. Open daily for lunch and dinner with extended hours on weekends, it serves modern Scandinavian fare influenced by Japanese techniques, from sushi and sashimi to rice bowls and sharing plates. The multi-level venue includes a dedicated cocktail space called IMA, creating a vibrant yet refined atmosphere ideal for dining or drinks.
A brief summary to Tak
- Brunkebergstorg 2, 4, Stockholm, 111 51, SE
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- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 11:30 am-12 am
- Tuesday 11:30 am-12 am
- Wednesday 11:30 am-12 am
- Thursday 11:30 am-12 am
- Friday 11:30 am-1 am
- Saturday 12 pm-1 am
Local tips
- Reserve ahead for peak dinner hours or rooftop terrace seating, especially on weekends when DJs draw crowds.
- Opt for the Izakaya on the top floor for casual small plates and Japanese beer hall vibes after your main meal.
- Time your visit for blue hour around sunset to capture the panoramic views over Stockholm's waterways and old town.
- Explore the omakase cocktail menu in IMA for curated drinks blending sake, vodka, and seasonal infusions.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
Take the red or green metro line to T-Centralen station, then walk 5-7 minutes via Sergelgatan; frequent services every 3-5 minutes, free with Stockholm public transport pass.
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Taxi
Hail a taxi or use ride-hailing from central Stockholm, 5-10 minute ride costing 150-250 SEK depending on traffic and distance; available 24/7 with no parking needed.
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Walking
From Gamla Stan or Norrmalm, stroll 10-15 minutes along pedestrian-friendly paths around Brunkebergstorg; flat terrain suitable for most, but cobblestones in spots require sturdy shoes.
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Bus
Board bus 2 or 70 to Sergels torg stop, 2-4 minute walk to entrance; runs every 10-15 minutes daytime, single ticket 39 SEK valid 75 minutes.
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Elevated Fusion Haven
Tak occupies the 13th floor of the Hobo Hotel building at Brunkebergstorg, transforming a central Stockholm rooftop into a multifaceted dining destination. Bright indoor spaces flow seamlessly to an open-air terrace 48 meters above the city, where diners enjoy 360-degree vistas encompassing historic landmarks and modern skyline. The design emphasizes sleek modernity with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the urban panorama, especially striking at dusk when the city lights flicker to life.Swedish-Japanese Culinary Symphony
Culinary Director Frida Ronge crafts a menu blending Nordic ingredients with Japanese precision. Expect dishes like Swedish beef tartar with shiso and pickled beetroot, sterling halibut sashimi, or donburi rice bowls topped with chicken and fresh greens. Appetizers feature creative touches such as green pea guacamole with spicy wonton chips or uramaki rolls with spicy tuna. The Izakaya section specializes in small plates like oysters and beef tataki, paired with Asian-inspired beers and cocktails.Rooftop Terrace and Lounge Vibes
One level above the main restaurant, the rooftop terrace buzzes with after-work crowds on weekdays, evolving into lively sessions with live DJs on weekends. The adjacent indoor bar lounge seats up to 220, offering respite from the elements with its modern setup. IMA extends the outdoor experience as a hybrid indoor-outdoor lounge dedicated to omakase-style cocktails, where mixologists curate unique drinks based on guest preferences using vodka, sake, and innovative infusions.Daily Rhythms and Seasonal Shifts
Tak operates from late morning through the night, with lunch service starting at 11:30 on weekdays and noon on Saturdays. Friday and Saturday extend until 1am, accommodating evening crowds seeking sunset views or late-night bites. Summer brings outdoor yoga and BBQs, while winter focuses on the heated indoor areas, maintaining year-round appeal despite Stockholm's variable weather.Signature Experiences
The venue's positioning between At Six and Hobo hotels revitalizes Brunkebergstorg, a once-overlooked square now pulsing with energy. Diners savor the contrast of crisp Nordic seafood against umami-rich Japanese flavors, all while overlooking Gamla Stan's spires and the glittering waterways. Tak stands as a testament to Stockholm's evolving food scene, where local produce meets global technique in an accessible yet upscale setting.Atmospheric Layers
From the efficient elevator ascent to tableside service, every detail enhances the sense of elevation—both literal and culinary. The fusion extends to beverages, with award-winning cocktails, robust wines, and draught beers complementing the menu. Whether for a solo lunch bowl, group sharing feast, or romantic sunset drinks, Tak delivers a polished urban escape.Explore the best of what Tak has to offer
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