Lunch from Monday 2 November
A restaurant in Ferdinand Boberg’s summer villa from 1909, overlooking Baggensfjärden.
Graninge Strand · Saltsjö-Boo
Villa Boberg is in the old summer villa at Graninge, on the slope down to Baggensfjärden. Through the large windows you look out over the water while you eat.
We serve lunch on weekdays and a Christmas buffet in December, and we host weddings, parties and conferences.
We open for lunch on Monday 2 November. Welcome to the villa by the water.
We serve lunch from Monday 2 November. The menu changes every week.
The dishes are listed in Swedish. Our staff are happy to explain.
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A traditional Swedish julbord in the villa by the water.
We start with glögg (Swedish mulled wine) and gingerbread biscuits.
Then a traditional Christmas buffet with pickled herring, Jansson’s temptation, sausages, pâté, terrine, several kinds of salmon, Christmas ham, spare ribs, lutfisk and much more.
The buffet ends with an abundant table of sweets and desserts, served with coffee.
Book for your group through the enquiry form below and we will confirm the time.
We help you with the menu, drinks and planning, so that you can spend the day with your guests.
We host weddings and parties for up to 155 guests and conferences for 2 to 155 people. We are licensed until 3 am.
Up to 155 guests, from drinks and dinner to a late party.
From 2 to 155 people, with lunch and dinner in the villa.
Dinner with a view of the water.
A calm place to gather.
Arrive by water at the steamboat pier. Sauna on request.
The villa was built in 1909 as a summer home for the bank director Mauritz Philipson and his family. It was designed by Ferdinand Boberg, one of the leading Swedish architects of his time, who also designed Rosenbad, the Central Post Office, the Thiel Gallery, Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde and NK in Stockholm.
The house stands on a slope down to the water. Facing the bay it has three floors, facing the entrance two. One gable has a square lookout tower, and an open veranda runs along the façade. The style is classical with touches of Art Nouveau, such as the oval attic windows.
In 1946 the estate was bought by the Diocese of Stockholm and became Graninge diocesan retreat. For almost seventy years it was a meeting place for camps, courses and conferences, and many people remember it from those days.
In 2013 the diocese sold the estate, and the area became Graninge Strand. The restaurant is named after the architect.
The villa is by Baggensfjärden in Boo, in Nacka municipality east of Stockholm.
There is a steamboat pier by the villa, so groups can arrive by water. Get in touch and we will plan your arrival.
The nearest stop is Kihls gård, less than a kilometre from the villa. Bus 422 runs directly to and from Slussen in central Stockholm.
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Tell us what you are planning and we will come back with suggestions for the menu and the day.
