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11 May 2019 / 19 Comments

Pia's Kitchen in Kristianstad - one of Sweden's smallest restaurants?

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Pia's Kitchen in Kristianstad must be one of the smallest restaurants in Sweden. The small restaurant is located in a charming little cottage on the Åland coast in Skåne and has room for 8 guests. Here you get a very special experience while enjoying creative 7-course menus made from local seasonal ingredients.

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One of Sweden's smallest restaurants

Pia's Kitchen is located among the pine forests in Nyehusen, on the Åland coast. At first it's a little hard to believe that you will find a restaurant here, but then you see it, the sign. Pia's Kitchen has room for 8 guests and is open for dinner four days a week, all year round. Here, in one of Sweden's smallest restaurants, you come to experience creative menus prepared with local ingredients.

Pia's Kitchen

Pia's kitchen in Kristianstad

Pia is an experienced chef who has worked with food almost all her life. When her husband got a job in Germany, she started her first small home restaurant there. When she moved back to Sweden, she started Pia's Kitchen, which opened in 2014.

Pia med en av Sveriges minsta restauranger, Pia's Kitchen

Food cooked with love

Pia is passionate about good food and has developed a network of local food producers. She travels around to pick up meat, fish, vegetables and drinks from farms and local breweries. She often buys the meat in the form of a whole lamb or a whole wild boar, so that she can, for example, make her own hanger butter, take care of different cuts and make her own broth.

Pia runs the small restaurant all by herself, taking care of everything from purchasing and composing menus to cooking, serving, washing up and cleaning. The small restaurant takes all her time, and is also her passion.

Pia's kitchen, en av Sveriges minsta restauranger

Lively menus with seasonal ingredients

There is no fixed menu at Pia's Kitchen. Pia continuously creates new 7-course menus based on inspiration and local ingredients, and the menus change every week or two. When you book, you do not know what you will be served, so the menu is an exciting surprise.

If you have special requests, such as allergies or a vegetarian or vegan menu, you can let us know at the time of booking to get a menu that suits you.

Pia's Kitchen

Exciting dishes at one of Sweden's smallest restaurants

We tried some of the dishes that Pia is currently serving. The first dish was a tempura on ramson and rapeseed. The tempura was served with Dorset lamb from Österlen, which had been hung for four weeks and then salted. We also got a butter flavoured with dandelions. This must be one of the best things we've had in a long time. The lamb was completely fantastic.

Tempura på Pia's Kitchen

The next dish was exciting! Now it was time for a 63-degree duck egg cooked for two hours in a water bath. The egg was combined with cherry cabbage, crème fraiche from a local milk producer, sourdough crunch, smoked leeks, rainbow cream, roasted mustard seeds and a broth of funnel chanterelles. A very interesting dish that mixed soft and round flavours with bitterness and saltiness.

Ankägg på Pia's Kitchen, en av Sveriges minsta restauranger

The main course was pike perch from Ringsjön, which was served with capers. Fantastically good!

Gös

Towards the end of the dinner we got a small glass of rhubarb drink mixed with gin from Skånska spritfabriken. The dessert revolved around rhubarb, which is one of our favourites. Super tasty!

Efterrätt på en av Sveriges minsta restauranger

A special experience at one of Sweden's smallest restaurants

We must say that spending an evening at Pia's Kitchen was a special experience. In addition to being served fantastic food, it's very personal when you visit one of Sweden's smallest restaurants. We can highly recommend a visit here if you are passing by - but don't forget to book in advance!

Trevlig kväll på en av Sveriges minsta restauranger
Pia, Peter and our travel blog colleagues Daniela and Göran from Discovering the Planet.

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Facts about Pia's Kitchen, one of Sweden's smallest restaurants

  • Address: Snäckvägen 19, Yngsjö (Nyehusen) in Kristianstad.
  • Get here: Local bus from Kristianstad or taxi. Also within walking distance are Martins camping Nyehusen.
  • Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 18-24, all year round (2019). Please note that the restaurant may be temporarily closed for holidays.
  • Prices: A 7-course menu currently costs SEK 750, and the wine menu costs from SEK 650 (2019). Please note that prices are subject to change. See the restaurant's website for current prices.
  • Vegetarian: It is possible to order a vegetarian or vegan menu. The order must be made when booking, preferably well in advance.
  • Read more: You can find more information at the restaurant's website.

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  1. Ditte says:

    I can imagine that a visit here was very tasty, personal and pleasant. The environment also seems attractive. Thanks for the tip!

    11 May 2019 - 7:56

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  2. Matts Torebring says:

    Thanks for the tips. This sounds nice and worth a visit. Between Tranås and Gränna, we have Sweden's smallest café. It has long been called "Dasset in Linderås". http://sverigesminstacafe.se

    11 May 2019 - 8:38

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  3. Nils-Åke Hansson says:

    Must have been cool to spend a few hours there. Come to think of the Ålagillena we have been to in these parts.

    11 May 2019 - 9:20

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  4. Ama de casa says:

    God what a cool place! Fantastic dishes too. Too bad I'll probably never be able to go there...

    Have a nice Saturday!

    11 May 2019 - 10:13

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  5. Anette says:

    Once again such a great tip from you. Thank you for it! Got really hungry to go there.

    11 May 2019 - 11:47

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  6. Geddfish says:

    God, that's awesome!
    I spent a couple of three days in Kristianstad for work many years ago and we went out and tasted the city's restaurants. I liked Kristianstad very much. Such nice nature.
    Kram, Gerd

    11 May 2019 - 13:24

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  7. Anna, New York - My Bite of the Big Apple says:

    What a cosy place, so small and with such a personal touch. The food seems amazing! I got really hungry even though I just had lunch. 😉

    11 May 2019 - 15:28

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  8. BP says:

    Agree with Ama. What an enthusiast Pia is, and the tasting menu was not even expensive considering all the work involved and the fact that the ingredients are locally produced. After all, such ingredients are often more expensive. What a place!

    11 May 2019 - 18:27

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  9. Lena - gott för själen says:

    Such a delicious place! It sounds just like the one we were at last weekend, but then there were four dishes. So good! So I can imagine that it was also fantastic!

    Hug Lena

    18 May 2019 - 6:50

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