We fill the counter several times a week. Origin, catch area and gear are stated on every item — and if what you want is not there, we will order it in.
How to cook and serve what is in the counter right now — written by us behind it.
Arctic char, whole
Salvelinus alpinus
Origin Iceland · Farmed
259 SEK/kgIn the counter from Tuesday
Perfect for grilling or baking in the oven! Rub the whole fish with salt and pepper, inside the belly too. Fill the belly with your choice of flavourings, for example lemon or lime, herbs and root vegetables. Boiled potatoes and a cold herb sauce are great to serve alongside.
Salt and coat in coarse rye flour. Fry in plenty of butter until the fish turns golden brown. Mashed root vegetables, mashed potatoes or plain boiled potatoes with dill are perfect with it!
Salmon fillet
Salmo salar
Origin Faroe Islands · Farmed
379 SEK/kgIn the counter from Wednesday
Sprinkle with salt and black pepper. Squeeze fresh lemon over and add a knob of butter. Bake in the middle of the oven at 175 degrees for 12–15 minutes. The salmon is ready when the inner temperature reaches 54–56 degrees, or when the flesh flakes easily.
We smoke everything ourselves on-site — no shortcuts, no fuss, just pure craftsmanship. Salmon from the Faroe Islands, mackerel, herring, shrimp, and much more. Sea salt for the best flavor, and alderwood for a mild but unmistakable. Slow, precise, and flavorful is the obvious way for us.
The craft
Sea salt for the flavour, alder chips for the smoke and plenty of time. We stay by the smoker until it is done — no shortcuts.
Hot-smoked salmon
Salmon from the Faroe Islands, free from antibiotics and hormones. A single fillet is firmer and smokier, a double fillet juicier and milder.
Hot-smoked mackerel
Plain, black pepper, garlic pepper or jägermix. Ready to eat straight from the paper.
Smoked shrimp
Our most asked-for summer item. Smoked in the shell so the flavour stays in the shrimp — best slightly warm, the same day.
Our goal is always to offer a wide assortment of local products from small-scale producers. The goods are carefully selected to ensure a broad variety of high quality.
Place your order here on the site and it will be ready in the shop. You pay on collection, and anything weighed at the counter is charged by the weight you actually get.
What seasonings are there on the hot-smoked salmon?
Single fillets come with sweet chilli or jägermix. Double fillets come plain, with dill, lime pepper or garlic pepper. The range can vary.
What is the difference between a single and a double fillet?
A single fillet is smoked skin side down, flesh up. It ends up firmer and tastes a little more of smoke. A double fillet is two fillets laid together, skin out, which protects the flesh during smoking and gives a juicier fish with a milder smoke.
Where does the salmon come from?
All our salmon is farmed in the Faroe Islands — including the salmon we cold-smoke and cure — and is free from antibiotics and hormones.
I am pregnant — can I eat your salmon?
Yes. Hot-smoked salmon is fine during pregnancy and while nursing. Our cold-smoked and cured salmon has always been frozen before processing, so that is fine too. The Swedish Food Agency recommends eating it within 7–10 days of production — ask the staff and we will make sure you get one inside that window.
I have an allergy — what can I buy from you?
We take allergies seriously and adapt where we can. What works for your particular allergy is decided by the kitchen and the staff at the counter, though — tell us when you are here, or write the allergy in the message when you pre-order, and you will have an answer before you pay. We cook and smoke on site, in a kitchen that handles fish, shellfish, gluten, egg, milk, mustard and sesame, so any item may contain traces of any of them. Call the switchboard or email us if you want to know before you come.
What seasonings are there on the mackerel fillets?
Plain, black pepper, garlic pepper and jägermix. The range can vary.
Can my dog come into the shop?
Unfortunately not. Dogs and other animals cannot come into the shop. In the restaurant they are warmly welcome, both inside and on the terrace — we are happy to bring a bowl of water.
How long do your products keep?
Vacuum-packed hot- or cold-smoked salmon keeps 2 weeks from the packing date; wrapped in plastic, 3–5 days from purchase. Vacuum-packed hot-smoked mackerel 2 weeks, plastic-wrapped 3–5 days. Smoked shrimp 2–3 days. Fresh fish 2–4 days and fresh shellfish 1–2 days, both at 2 °C or colder. Do not break the cold chain — go straight home and put it low in the fridge where it is coldest.
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News from the smokehouse
What is in the smoker, what is in the counter this week, and when the shrimp feasts start. A few mails a season — no more than we would want to get ourselves.
Ask us
We answer straight away when we can
Hello! Wondering how much crayfish or shrimp you need for your party? Ask me — I will work it out and tell you what it costs.
Answers are based on the shop's own information. Prices may change.