14m2Bao
14m2Bao is as it sounds, Bao of 14 square meters. In a small place located in Stor Saluhallen, with a view and outdoor seating towards Kungstorget, you can eat bao as it should be served, made from fine ingredients that have been refined. Here you can choose from everything from pork bun, fish bun, tofu bun and more.
Hasselssons Macklucka
In Stora Saluhallen you&#;ll find Hasselsson&#;s Macklucka. Here, the heafty sandwiches are in focus, which are served over the counter in Persian Barbari bread from Aras Bakery in Krokslätt (a bread that can be compared to a thinner version of Foccacia). The inspiration for the sandwiches comes from all corners of the world, and in addition to Hasselsson&#;s three standing sandwiches, Hasselsson&#;s Reuben, Mortadella and their vegetarian Spicy Aubergine, the menu is also visited by a desire for experimentation in the form of a few guest sandwiches that are changed from week to week.
Banh Mi Shop
As you can hear from the name of Banh Mi Shop, the specialty is banh mi (Vietnamese baguettes). It is more than a sandwich, it is a result of Vietnam&#;s history and food art practiced over centuries to blend the perfect flavours. Perf
Linnégatan, Göteborg
Linnégatan är en esplanad i stadsdelarnaHaga, Kommendantsängen, Olivedal och Masthugget,[1] i Göteborg som sträcker sig från Järntorget i nordost till Linnéplatsen (endast cirka 50 meter från Slottsskogen) i söder, en sträcka på cirka meter.[2] Utmed gatan ligger det i huvudsak flervånings bostadshus byggda i början av talet. Gatan är ett livligt kafé- och restaurangstråk. Även Hagabion ligger längs Linnégatan. Sänkan där Linnégatan går kallades på talet för Djupedalen.[3]
Historik
Namnet Linnégatan fastställdes , och benämndes då i stadsfullmäktiges handlingar som "Nya gatan, eller Avenyen från Jerntorget till Slottsskogen"[4]. Men redan fastställdes gatans sträckning i stadsplanen, vilket därmed kan sägas vara dess "födelseår."[5] Gatan har fått sitt namn efter Carl von Linné som besökte Göteborg år i samband med sin "Västgöta-resa". Från till hette gatans avsnitt mellan Järntorget och Tredje Långgatan för Första Tvärgatan.[6]
Det var mycket tack vare grosshandlaren och markägaren Adolf W. Melin som gatan blev utlagd. Han bidrog med 50&#; kronor (ca 3,5 miljoner i dagens penningvärde) till
Market Halls in Gothenburg
Buy food from all corners of the world or how about having lunch in one of the market halls in Gothenburg. How about good cheese, locally produced meat, olives that are stored with love and freshly baked bread. Treat yourself to something good for the weekend.
Saluhallen Kungstorget
Kungstorget's Market Hall, also known as Stora Saluhallen, was built at the Götaverken shipyard in the port of Gothenburg between the years The market hall is located on Kungstorget and the sale of food started here on February 1, The architect is Hans Hedlund. Among other things, he has designed a number of well-known Gothenburg buildings, such as Televerket's house on Kungsgatan and the Dickson Public Library on Allegatan. The market hall was declared a listed building in
Kungstorget
Kungstorget is located inside the moat. Kungstorget was formed in after the city fortifications were removed. Before the square, it was the bastion Johannes Dux that was in this triangular area. Johannes Dux was one of the strongest fortifications around the city.
History
Before the start in , all markets with trade took place on Gustav Adolf's square. After the beginning of
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