Klostergatan 5

Klostergatan 5 in Uppsala is best understood as a dinner-focused modern Swedish gastro-bistro with European and Spanish influences. The basics are direct: it is open Tuesday to Saturday from 17:00 to late, typically until 22:00–24:00, closed Monday and Sunday. The price point is about $120 per person, the dress code is smart casual.

The main reason to go is the seasonal cooking. The listed signatures include white asparagus with champagne sauce and Älvdalsrom, a Dragonglass dessert with green strawberries and white chocolate cream, a Miyagawa mandarin seasonal dessert. Those examples suggest a kitchen working with Swedish ingredients, seasonal timing, enough European and Spanish influence to make the restaurant more distinctive than a simpler dinner stop.

Seasonal Swedish bistro cooking is the point here

The cuisine is modern Swedish gastro-bistro cooking with European and Spanish influences, so it is a fit for diners who want a polished dinner in Uppsala built around seasonal dishes.

Strongest menu signals are the signature dishes: white asparagus with champagne sauce and Älvdalsrom, the Dragonglass dessert with green strawberries and white chocolate cream, the Miyagawa mandarin seasonal dessert. Treat those as examples of the restaurant’s style rather than a guarantee that every dish will be available on a given night.

Smart casual is the right lane for planning. The restaurant’s price point and White Guide Sweden Restaurants - Fine Level (2026) recognition make it a better match for a deliberate dinner than for an improvised budget meal, while the gastro-bistro identity keeps the framing more relaxed than formal fine dining.

For trip planning beyond this table, start with our full Uppsala restaurants guide and our full Uppsala bars guide. Nearby dining research can also include other Uppsala dining rooms, depending on the kind of evening you want.

Book for the produce cycle, not for spectacle

The decision is simple: choose Klostergatan 5 when a seasonal Swedish gastro-bistro dinner in Uppsala sounds right for the night. The White Guide Sweden Restaurants - Fine Level (2026) recognition supports the case, the verified $120 per person price point makes it a planned-dinner choice. It is especially relevant for diners who want modern Swedish cooking with European and Spanish influences, served during evening hours Tuesday through Saturday.