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Adam & Oliver

Adam & Oliver has become Västerås's favourite living room: an open, buzzing space where Nordic and Asian influences meet in bold, precise small plates.

The story

Crafted with passion, served with love

Västerås's new living room

Adam & Oliver occupies a bright, open space on Smedjegatan in central Västerås, and it has wasted no time making itself indispensable to the city. The large open bar is the room's centrepiece, drawing the eye all the way to a window that looks directly into the kitchen — a deliberate statement that there is nothing to hide about what happens here.

The atmosphere rises with the crowd. There is room for a group of friends taking over a corner, a couple on an early date, or a solo diner perched at the bar watching the kitchen work. Volume, warmth and movement are part of the offer.

Where Nordic meets Asian

The kitchen draws on techniques from China and Japan and folds them into Scandinavian ingredients with genuine confidence. The result is a style of Nordic-Asian cooking that feels neither forced nor gimmicky. A Swedish-style Katsu Sando sits comfortably alongside dumplings filled with scampi and snow crab. The chawamushin — the Japanese steamed egg custard — flirts playfully with the classic Västerås cucumber, grounding something delicate and foreign in something unmistakably local.

The menu is structured around small and medium dishes, designed for sharing and grazing. For those who want the kitchen to take full control, a set menu option showcases the full range of what the team can do. Paired with one of the drink packages, the decision-making is pleasantly out of your hands.

Drinks worth staying for

The wine list is wide-ranging, pulling from producers across the world, and the staff know it well enough to steer you quickly toward something right for the food and the mood. The cocktail programme at the bar is extensive and worth exploring before you leave — White Guide, which awarded Adam & Oliver a Very Fine Level distinction in 2026, noted that guests tend to head home satisfied and happy. That is, quietly, a high bar to clear.

Saturday afternoons bring BUNSnBRUNCH from 13:00, adding another register to a restaurant that already covers a lot of ground with ease.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
White Guide
Very fine level

Details

At a glance

White Guide 2026 — Very fine level

History

On the record

2026
White Guide — Very fine level

Adam & Oliver have quickly become Västerås’s new living room. In the open, bright spaces people meet for a drink at the bar or a dinner with a mix of small and medium dishes. There’s room for everything from a group of friends to a casually dating couple, and the volume rises with the arrival of guests. We love the large open bar that ends at a window looking straight into the kitchen. Here magic is created with influences from both Nordic and Asian cuisines, using techniques from places like China and Japan. How about a Swedish‑style Katsu Sando, or dumplings with scampi and snow crab? We’re instantly smitten with chawamushin, which flirts nicely with the classic Västerås cucumber. The option with the ready‑made, varied menu showcases the kitchen’s full skill set, and together with one of the drink packages the evening’s enjoyment is secured. The wine list is extensive and sourced from all corners of the world, and with the knowledgeable staff suitable drinks for both food and company are quickly found. Before we leave we manage to try one of the many excellent cocktails offered at the bar, then head home satisfied and happy.

Established

Location

Find us

Smedjegatan 372213,Västerås
Västerås, Sweden
021-800727
info@adamoliver.se
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