Annoncements

Lobster – the Black Gold of the Sea

On the Bohuslän coast, it has been as natural to fish for lobster as it has been for people in other parts of the country to hunt elk. The lobster season starts on the first Monday after September 20 and ends in april. The west coast will transform into a huge seafood party, from the tiniest boatshed to the fanciest gourmet restaurant.

Bon appetit in Western Sweden

It tells you more about a country ’s culture and history than anything else. It takes you on a delicious voyage of discovery.

In Western Sweden, the language of the local cuisine has a particularly powerful resonance, and the inspiration and raw ingredients for this are drawn from nature’s well-stocked pantry of delicacies from the sea, forest, field and lake.

The Västsvensk Mersmak culinary cerification body

Was launched in 2000 by the Tourist Board of Western Sweden with the aim of further developing the already highly recommended cuisine of the area. It is forging a strong partnership between restaurants and producers of raw ingredients, and it is enriching the gastronomic experience of visitors to the region as well as a detour. As anticipated, this initiative has been a great success from the outset, with restaurants and food producers of the region demonstrating the excellent form they are in.

We can boast 33 accredited restaurants and a large number of committed producers of raw ingredients.

Worth a journey. Worth a detour
Today, in the twenty five restaurants listed in Bohuslän, Dalsland and Västergötland, we can promise you a truly enjoyable culinary occasion and authentic gastronomic experience served with attention to detail and a strong sense of tradition. All accredited restaurants display our Västsvensk Mersmak plate edged in blue as a mark highest quality and gurantee to you of a gastronomic experience to remember. Bon appétit in Western Sweden.

Plenty to see and do too!
A culinary journey through West Sweden can easily be combined with other delights such as shopping, golf, walking, cycling, concerts and theatre.

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