If you are in Stockholm for a weekend and want Spanish food, our directory lists five Spanish places in Stockholm: two in Vasastan, two on Södermalm and one at Slussen. Here is one way to split them across a Saturday and a Sunday.
Saturday: Vasastan
Start north of the centre in Vasastan.
La Tontería, at Rådmansgatan 73, describes itself as an authentic Spanish restaurant with Spanish tapas, Spanish decoration and Spanish staff. Its listed hours make it the easy Saturday option: it opens at 13:00 on Saturdays and runs until 01:00. On weekdays it is listed from 11:00. There are no Sunday hours on its listing.
Ramons Tapas Bar, at Döbelnsgatan 45, is a 2026 opening. Its listing says it opened on 20 February 2026 and serves traditional Spanish tapas with a modern twist. We do not have its hours on file, so check before you go.
Sunday: Södermalm
Cross to Södermalm for the second day.
Madrid Tapas Bar, at Hornsgatan 64, is the one with Sunday hours on its listing: 14:00 to 22:00. It describes itself as a cozy place with a small-community feel and a focus on traditional Spanish cooking. Later in the week it is listed until 23:00 Tuesday to Thursday and until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, and no Monday hours are listed.
Racamaca, at Wollmar Yxkullsgatan 5B near Mariatorget, is the Basque-inspired option. If you want Basque-style cooking, this is the listing to look at. No hours are listed with us, so confirm first. For background on what to order at a Basque place, see our guide to Basque food.
Slussen: the waterside option
Villa Valentina is the other 2026 opening. It sits at Slussbrogatan 10, on Mälarterrassen at Slussen, and is run by Urban Italian Group. The listing describes Andalusian and Mediterranean sharing plates. Slussen sits at the northern edge of Södermalm, so it fits at either end of the Sunday plan.
Practical notes
- Only two of the five places have hours on file with us: La Tontería and Madrid Tapas Bar. Check the other three directly.
- Madrid Tapas Bar has no Monday hours listed, and La Tontería has no Sunday hours listed.
- Spanish meal times run late, and some of these places keep long evening hours. Our guide to Spanish meal times explains the rhythm.
All details come from each venue's listing in our directory and can change.
