Restaurang Drama — Restaurant in Solna kommun

The VIP salons at the cinema are very nice (although a bit overpriced as is usual for Swedish cinemas). I like that you can order drinks and food to the movie but you need to do it at least 15 minutes before the movie starts. The negative part is that it is hard to eat while watching a movie. There is a table besides you but as it is dark and you need to move around, you easily drop food or lose focus. It'd be nice if they had some kind of tray you could put in front of you.

The chairs are comfortable and you see well from whatever seat you choose. They aren't as good as Nordisk Film though where the chairs recline fully so that you can put your feet up.

The food was okay. Overpriced and a bit too fried and smelled a lot in the cinema (fish & chips). The drinks were good though. I kinda wish they always sent with you a glas of water to the food or alcoholic drinks because you get thirsty and you don't want to interrupt the movie by going out and ordering water.

The atmosphere in the restaurant is very nice compared to the rest of the cinema. It's quiet and luxurious and the bathrooms are always...

The pasta was overcooked(the waiter said that was because they used fresh pasta) and the steak we ordered was medium well instead of medium rare. The waiters explanation was that because of the sous vide technique they use they can't get it more red than that. Which is funny in itself because I've never personally had any problems with getting my steaks medium rare after sous vide. The red wine I took was also a bit oxidized but still drinkable and to top it of the cappuccinos we ordered, that the waiter said was going to be made by a guy who knew how to do them, was made from stale coffee and some foamed milk on top. Overall a really low experience, and our waiter excused himself and said that he was a chef, still, it's a really nice restaurant with really good...

This restaurant is connected to the movie theater next door (so you can order food and have it delivered to the theater), but you don't have to see a movie there to enjoy this restaurant.

The atmosphere is lovely, there are beautiful booths surrounded by guazy fabric so the setting feels intimate and cozy.

Our server was very friendly, but she disappeared after taking our order and we never saw her again. The food was delicious (but ask questions about the menu as we ordered a dish that we thought had serrano peppers on it, but it turned out to have parma ham on it).

Definitely recommend checking it out if you...