In the evening it is the only place open as Village closes and looks like deserted neighborhood. Fiskars Village is lively place during it’s opening hours as well as Wärdhus restaurant at lunch time. In 1998 the inn got a new proprietor couple, selected from among several candidates, Patrick and Marja Karlsson. The most prestigious travellers were invited to dine there. The most impressive of these is the Manor House, formerly occupied by the owners of the ironworks village. The building housing the inn is one in a row of the village’s historic buildings. One of their favourites was the traditional lunch dish, pork and brown beans.įiskars Wärdshus, also known by its colloquial Finnish name “Wärssy”, is located on the main street of Fiskars Village, on the old King’s Road. In the early days, the typical customers of the inn were often coachmen, who were served good hearty grub. Over the years, all kinds of customers and daily specials have come and gone. REVIEW: FOOD 3,5/5 – SERVICE 4-/5 – OVERALL GRADE – 4,5/5Įstablished in 1836, Fiskars Wärdshus is the oldest inn in Finland in terms of uninterrupted service. Therefore Alberga earns 4,5 for overall grade. And most of the plays are enjoyable, well written and acted out. It is totally different to follow up the show two meters from the small stage than sit in the back row of big hall. You should visit Alberga although you would not like theatre. Theatre restaurant Alberga is more sedate than Kaksi kanaa, which is also popular scene (review was posted ). Side dishes, oven potato and roasted root vegetables complemented the dose perfectly.ĭessert served was Parfait which included orange, chocolate and strawberry. Sirloin was tender and properly roasted, meat inside was rose. Salmon must be enough thin in order not be chewy.įor main courses kitchen served Roasted Arctic char with lingonberry sauce and Fried sirloin with red wine sauce.įish included cooked potatoes and made portion again basic scrumptious Finnish plate. Dinner is served before the show which usually starts at 20.00.ĭinner started with Beetroot flavored salmon which is basic delicious Finnish dish and never let’s you down. There is always special theatre menu available consisting of one starter, two alternative main courses and one dessert.
What a play! These comediennes are the best in Finland and made us laugh bellies ache.
Both are well known comediennes from TV series “Handy hostess”. We came to see “Rich, Dear and Work” performed by Minna Kivelä and Annu Valonen. Restaurant was established 1988 and since then it has presented over 1000 plays, mostly comedies.
Theatre restaurant Alberga is family owned scene in Espoo, Leppävaara (Alberga in Swedish). And proof of our long history with Alberga was warm welcome handshake by owner, when we arrived. Our visit to Alberga, one of the oldest theatre restaurants in Finland, was probably the 20th or at least something like that.