The venue is a tiny jazz bistro, clearly the haunt of locals and regulars. It seats maybe twenty diners and a jazz quartet, and the featured dish is mussels. I dearly love mussels but decide on red meat: lamb steak in red wine sauce, with a green salad, a stuffed pepper, and a clutch of very nice Frnch fries.
The lamb had good flavor and was cooked to exactly the right degree of rosiness. And the music was first rate. This was our fourth perfectly satisfying dinner in Stockholm in four days.
Sauvignon blanc, then Cote du Rhone
•Glenn Miller Jazz Cafe, Brunnsgatan 21A, Stockholm; 08-10 03 22☛Restaurants visited in 2015 are listed at Eatingday's Restaurants
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