I’ve spent the last two weeks offline a lot. On one hand, feverishly writing articles and trying to meet a few back-to-back deadlines before year’s end, but on the more important hand, hanging out with friends, trying different restaurants and cafes and fulfilling what I’d set out to do a lot more of this year – spend more time offline.
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Yum!!!
Wow that table is SO colorful, I love it!
Which restaurant, cuisine is this?
@Nancy – Indeed it was.
@Andi – Even better, there also happened to be a Lebanese wedding party dancing through the restaurant
@Abhijit – It’s a fantastic Lebanese restaurant called “Libanesen” – http://www.libanesen.se – and I do plan on going again!
I love Lebanese food! This inspires me to take pictures of friends and food. I am cooking a turkish meal for some folks tomorrow. Not sure I can compete with the colors and selection though!
@Nicole – Hope the Turkish meal turned out great. The Lebanese food was definitely on point!
Cool! Maybe I’ll check it out next time I visit Stockholm.. hopefully summers. I think I was there the same weekend as Neha was.. I went to a nice restaurant called ‘Hermitage’ in Gamla Stan
Good food and good friends- nothing else required!
was wondering where you were seated then i saw the lens cap… :p
@Abhijit – Definitely had it to your to-do list next time you’re in town
@Oneika – For real!
@Dami – Yup. Plus that was just their appetizers across from my plate. They still had 2 more courses coming…
Hi Lola,
More time offline sounds like a splendid idea. Lets one gain a new perspective on things and recharge from online projects. And Stockholm is a terrific city for visiting new restaurants and cafes. Have you been to Hermans Höjdare yet? Their vegetarian buffet is really worth waiting in line for.