Restaurant

In our newly renovated restaurant, we serve well-prepared food made from quality ingredients, whether our guests are families, schools, conference groups, or wedding guests. We focus on sustainability with high-quality nordic ingredients and plate service instead of buffet to reduce food waste.

The decor is a mix of reuse and recycling, basement finds, and homemade creations. The venue resembles a French bistro anno late 1800s and is a deliberate nod to the time when Arthur Good, the inspiration of Tom Tit, lived and worked.

Those familiar with Tom Tits' and Södertälje's history will recognize several interior details in the restaurant, for example the large neon sign in the shape of a hand, which decorated the facade of Tom Tits Experiment for decades. The industrial heritage can be glimpsed in the coffee cups from the former Svenska Centrifug AB, and the well-known chandelier of plastic bottles adorns its place on the ceiling.