Primo Ciao Ciao

Pizzasugen som man var en onsdagkväll så kändes Primo ciao ciao på Bondegatan som ett bra alternativ när man var i närheten.

När man är utanför stället så ser själva restaurangdelen väldigt liten ut, men när man kommer in genom dörren så ser man även att det finns en övervåning. Förövrigt en mysig lokal.

Ingen väntetid behövdes och servitören nämnde att bordet var tillgängligt i 2 timmar, vilket mitt sällskap och jag tyckte var rimligt.

Beställde en pizza med skaldjur och tipsades även om ett passande vin till, vilket alltid är trevligt. Pizzasalladen som serverades var enligt mig väldigt god eftersom att den innehöll lite extra syra (citron tror jag). Men själva pizzan kunde ha varit krispigare för att det kändes som att den var ganska "hängig" och jobbig att äta.

Här stod det verkligen mellan en stark 3:a eller en svag 4:a. Men det fick bli en stark 3:a till slut efter mycket velande.

Good Pizza in the trendy SoFo Södermalm neighborhood. Relatively big restaurant with a good amount of tables. My pizza was very very good and it was cooked timely.

The restaurant is trendy, good decor, mostly locals on this location and has a good vibe. Service is ok, hard to expect U.S. levels of dedication but I definitely got a little bit too much "attitude" from waiter.

Overall a good place to eat when visiting the SoHo (NYC), Mission (SF) part of Stockholm.

Came here with a friend on a Friday night. Hard to get seated without a reservation in the restaurant area but after waiting for a while we found some seats in the smaller part where no reservations where needed. Since it also is the part of the place where all the locals come to grab their takeout pizza, it gets pretty crowded and sitting close to the door was both a bit cold and made my otherwise lovely Quattro Fromaggio pizza get cold even quicker.

We had the Pecorino and the Quattro Frommagio and both were lovely! A balanced taste of cheeses and not too heavy or greasy.

If I lived in the area this would without a doubt be the place to get my pizzas from. But unless I have a proper table reservation, the take out is the option to go for according to me.

-the people working there have a bad attitude
-bad pizza the mozzarella was cold and tasted nothing
-nothing was good.

Good pizza, bad attitude. Three or four different times. Enough is enough. On the Pizza vs. Attitude Scale, the attitude is much heavier. The truth is that Stockholm is not pizza paradise, unless the only factor in consideration is proliferation.

Make it at home. It's much better. Everyone will love you and be happy. On the other hand, if you are a glutton for punishment, or a connoisseur of snark, go for it.

We had the most relaxing casual dinner on our last night in Stockholm. I wanted to check out a place in the up and coming neighborhood of SOFO Sodermalm, kind of like Soma or the Mission in SF.
It is a corner diner, centered around a brick wood-fired oven, which is key to good pizza. We had the prosciutto, parmesan, and arugula pizza and 2 glasses of wine for $37, quite a bargain. The pizza cane out so fast, we had just sat down. I was happy as I was famished after a long trek through town. I loved the pizza, high quality ingrediwnts and the cheese in Sweden is SO MUCH better!! Also the arugula is spicy tang. I love the bubbles too on the crust from the wood-fired oven.
We could not resist a little after dinner pastry and espresso, milk chocolate and white chocolate, out if this world delicioso, Ja!
The server was super helpful, providing directions and she helped with the Swedish menu, super friendly.
You have to check out this neighborhood and have some YUMmy pizza!

The bread with oil beforehand was nice. I got the pasta carbonara, though I didn't care much for it, surprisingly, because I'm a big fan of carbonara. The bacon had too much fat and was quite sparse for my taste. The service (waitresses) wasn't very good either, they explained what they needed to, but seemed a bit rude. Maybe I should stick to their speciality next time: pizza.

We were walking home and Meatballs for the People was closed. We were looking for something to enjoy the atmosphere and good food. We happened upon Primo and had a nice glass of wine and the burrata pizza. We sat outdoors and enjoyed the people watching. A very nice Sunday spot.

Very kid friendly too.