Mr. Bronck

Mr. Bronck in Stockholm is a New York Brasserie from chef/owner Pontus Wellén. Consider it when the group wants a brasserie-style meal, smart casual dress, and signature dishes rather than a highly formal dining-room experience. In practical terms, keep it in mind for a polished meal with a clear New York Brasserie point of view.

The price point is about $75 per person. For a first visit, shortlist the jumbo shrimp cocktail, lobster roll, and surf ’n’ turf, each fitting the venue’s New York Brasserie framing. Hours include weekday lunch and evening service, plus evening opening on Saturday and Sunday, so it can work for a weekday midday reservation or anchor a later plan.

Book it for a New York brasserie mood

The main reason to choose Mr. Bronck is the brasserie brief: New York Brasserie cooking in Stockholm, a smart casual dress code, and a menu anchored by signatures. It suits diners who want something polished without making the evening formal fine dining. The appeal is that middle register: recognisable brasserie energy, a dressed-up but not overdone choice, and clear ordering landmarks.

For groups, that positioning is useful. A brasserie-style meal can suit a mixed party because the experience is framed by familiar signatures rather than an elaborate stated format. If the group wants to order around a few named dishes, settle into dinner, and keep the tone smart but relaxed, Mr. Bronck is easy to understand. Flag the jumbo shrimp cocktail, lobster roll, and surf ’n’ turf before booking, especially for a first visit aimed at understanding the restaurant through its clearest signatures.

Kitchen is led by Pontus Wellén.

Plan around the hours and price

Mr. Bronck lists service Monday to Friday from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM and 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM, Saturday from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM, and Sunday from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM. Some third-party listings may show slightly different opening times, so confirm directly before any time-sensitive plan, especially one tied to a fixed schedule, since the pattern separates weekday lunch from evening service and shifts to evening-only on weekends.

Use weekday lunch for a midday visit, and dinner for an evening brasserie meal. The dress code is smart casual, so aim for a neat, polished look rather than anything overly formal. At about $75 per person, Mr. Bronck makes most sense when the group wants its New York Brasserie positioning and signature dishes. If the priority is the lowest-cost meal nearby, it may not be the strongest fit; if the priority is a stylish brasserie mood with a defined dish shortlist, the value is easier to understand.

For broader planning, use our full Stockholm restaurants guide alongside our full Stockholm bars guide if the night needs a second stop. Visitors building a full weekend can pair the meal with our full Stockholm hotels guide. Those guides help place Mr. Bronck within a wider Stockholm itinerary, whether the reservation is the main event or one polished stop in a longer evening.