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Posted by HL on March 02, 1998 at 20:38:36:
In Reply to: Any Swedish Restaurant or Cafe in New York City?? posted by LAH on February 20, 1998 at 10:01:35: I don't know where to get Swedish breakfast, but here are some alternatives for Swedish fare in NYC. If you only want Kalles kaviar, you can find that at Fairway's on the Upper West Side, as well as other items such as "knackebrod" and "sill". The IKEA stores in New Jersey and Long Island also have these and other items. The Swedish Church (48th or 49th between 5th and Madison) has Swedish candy, juices, home-made bread and similar items. Finally, if you want a great lunch or dinner, consider Aquavit (13W 54th Street) and Christer's (145W 55th Street). They won't have much in the way of breakfast, but they are wonderful restaurants with both traditional and "reinvented" Swedish cuisine.
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