Location: Naantali
Top Restaurants in Naantali
Best European food near Naantali, Southwest Finland, Finland
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Naantali. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Naantali (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈnɑːntɑli]; Swedish: Nådendal) is a town in south-western Finland, known as one of the most important tourist centres of the country. The municipality has a population of 19,124 (31 August 2017), and is located in the region of Southwest Finland, 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) west of Turku.
Things to do in Naantali
10. Restaurant Snickari
Overall Ratings
3 based on 104 reviews
Snickari, a new Scandinavian restaurant and café, is located in a historic wooden building in Naantali old town. From the veranda and terrace you can enjoy the beautiful sea view while having drinks, lunch or dinner. At Snickari we serve modern Scandinavi
Reviewed By Vennu
They have updated both the restaurant and the menu. They definately have the best menu in Naantali with variety of different servings available. We had fresh oysters - delicious, octopus -ok, scallops - taste less. As main courses we had lamb - delicious, tartar - visually superb. Desearts we also good. Snickari is definately worth the visit.
9. Nordic Gelato Factory
A small charming gelato & cafe shop by the sea side. Come and enjoy our vegan artesan gelatos together with a perfect cup of organic coffee.
Reviewed By Harribastardio
Nordic Gelato Factory is new tiny vegan ice cream âfactoryâ at Naantali Old Time. Some are sorbets and some are oat milk based ice creams. Best ice cream ever! Thanks for experience and good service.
8. Kultarannan kioski
Reviewed By Halkidis
No wonder service has always been so friendly, owner David Mbing from Cameroon(speaks fluent Finnish) was selected most positive person in Naantali! He still makes those delicious muffins, cupcakes etc. by himself and his African food is always tasty! So I definitely recommend this to everyone
7. Ravintola Pohjakulma Oy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Vennu
Pohjankulma is authentic Finnish buffet restaurant in old school (my father used to go in that school). The building is well renovated and has nice feeling. The buffet served on weekends is great and has plentifull of different traditional Finnish fishes available. Sometime the warm dishes include specialities like moose or deer (mostly serve traditional meat).Pohjankulma is definately worth a visit for traditional Finnish dinner.
6. Saaristohotelli Vaihela Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Enjoy our restaurantâs good food and high-quality wines inside or on the patio. We are proud of our food and want to invest in quality products. Our chefâs use as many organic and local ingredients from nearby farms as possible to create tasty classics an
Reviewed By Halkidis
I wrote year ago that "charming restaurant in beautiful Finnish archipelago" and that last part is still true, but unfortunately that first part has changed. Every year we visit this family runned restaurant/hotel and hope that owners can turn this into profitable business. Unfortunately owners have changed several times in last 5 or so years and after our latest visit, it's hard to think that we will come back. Terrace was almost empty when we came, bigger party was leaving and female owner/manager was talking with them and didn't even say hello to us. In table next to us was half eated hamburger, ashtray, empty glasses etc. for a long time, despite waitress and male owener/manager passed by several times. It's understandable that when you run a restaurant on an island, that some drinks or food ingredients run out. But it was almost embarrassing that every drink/wine we ordered was finished. And when I finally found one, waitress bought me wrong wine but still charged that more expensive one! Why not print paper or write in chalk board that currently we only have this and this. Then came our meals. There were 4 of us, that are used to eat outside almost daily and we all were absolutely disappointed. My ribs were so chewy, that I have to use knife to get a little bite. My wife's cold fish platter didn't look or taste fresh, my friend's chicken wings didn't have any sauce and one of us got his asparagus to his platter 5min later, when "chef" brought it BARE foot. That chef was the only one by the way who said "I apologize". So 4 unfinished portions later, we paid our bill. No discounts, sorrys or bye, see you next times..
5. Le Soleil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By SakiJR
We enjoyed buffet dinner in Le Soleil restaurant. Classical cold smoked salmon, baltic herrings and Indian style warm and very mildly spicy potato-vegetable dish and pork dish were tasty. Also sweet desserts got our attention as they had nice variety, looked good and many were made of chocolate, which is always great. Service was friendly, attentive and professional. Popular restaurant in big spa hotel located in Naantali suburban area ab. 15 minutes walk from Naantali wooden old town.
4. Naantalin Metsatahti
From monday to friday we are serving cooffee, drinks and snacks 8-15,30 and lunch 11-15.00, you can see menu from our website, FB or IG. Please follow us.
Reviewed By Halkidis
Located about 4-5km away from City Centre and Old Town, in the middle of local neighbourhood. But still definitely worth of visit, because their lunch is one of the best in town. For 10,50⬠you can choose from 3 different options, which includes starter salad buffet and coffee for dessert. They use local ingredients, so you can trust that meat, fish, veggies etc. are coming from nearby and that's why everything tastes so fresh and good. It's not a small place and they have little terrace too, but place gets real crowded, which means that customers are willing to come especially for their lunch. Little shop area too, where they have local flours, coffee, drinks from micro breweries etc.
3. Uusi Kilta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By Tforfood
Starters and location were good, service and mains were the reason why you should go somewhere else.When we arrived, the place was half full. We ordered our food and drinks, and the waitress kindly informed us that having a bottle of wine would be cheaper than three individual glasses. We decided to have the bottle. Our starters were very good, although the snails were a bit pricey for the overall taste and outlook.Then things started to go poorly. As we had waited our mains for 40 minutes, and having seen later arrivals already having theirs, one of the waiters told us that they had made a mistake and our food had not gone to the kitchen queue. There was no apology, only the statement that our food was delayed because of the mistake.After nearly 1 hour of wating, our mains finally arrived. The arctic char was good, but the accompanying foam was extremely salty and almost ruined the portion. The minute steak portions were swimming in grease and were waaaay too expensive for the quality (simiar quality would be 40% cheaper at a gas station).After mains, the waiter asked if we would like to have some dissert. I kindly told him that the 1 hour wait for the mains without any apology was not encouraging us to have any, he was still unable to apologise for the mistake. We asked to have the bill.Once the bill came, we were quite surprised that the wine bottle was over 10 euros more expensive than the three glasses would have been. As we mentioned to the waitress that this is not according to our discussion, she was clearly annoyed and told that if she had misled us, she can correct the bill. She finally charged us the price of three individual glasses and we left the restaurant.I can unfortunately say that our nice evening was quite well ruined by the service and food quality. Luckily a place nearby was able to give excellent service with the dessert.
2. Hasta La Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Hasta la Pasta is a homelike restaurant&cafe in heart of the Naantali old town. The restaurant serves beautiful salads, really tasty fresh pastas and some delicious homemade desserts.
Reviewed By miska_1979
We had tasty pasta dinner at Hasta la Pasta. Almost all restaurants are closed during winter time at Naantali but this place took our hunger away with good meal combined with friendly service. This place has lots of Italian style pictures (especially Vespa scooters). Price levels are quite ok and portions are not small.
1. Brahen Kellari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Brahen Kellari, the oldest cellar restaurant in the city, is situated in heart of the modern Turku. Friendly, relaxed athmosphere, an excellent blend of Finnish and International flavours as well as cheerful, homelike service welcome you always at the Bra
Reviewed By Mikael F
This restaurant from 1967 is the oldest cellar restaurant in Turku. After the musical, we had dinner here. The food was delicious. It was a pity that the house wine was awful, both white and red.The service was friendly and efficient.Thank you for your nice comments. We feel sorry that your perception about our very high quality House Wines were awful. Both wines are hand picked from small producers and are nothing but bulk wine from Bordeaux, France and Sienna region Chianti, Italy.Hope to see you again in Brahen Kellari!Per Brahe
