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Welcome to Café Berwald!

Elwing Catering runs the café and bar in Berwaldhallen, and offers an appetizing selection of both warm and cold dishes, sandwiches, snacks, desserts and coffee or tea, wine, cider and beer. Of course, there are also several non-alcoholic options to choose from. Café Berwald is open to those who have a valid ticket in connection with a concert or event. You can pre-order food for both before the performance and for any intermission.

Två foton varav den vänstra föreställer en fint upplagd tallrik med skivat grillat kycklingbröst och en sallad på vårprimörer, och den högra föreställer människor som sitter och umgås iBerwaldhallens foajé, med Café Berwalds servering i bakgrunden.
Can I pre-order food and drinks?

Yes! With a bite to eat before the concert, or a snack and something to drink during the intermission, your visit will be a complete experience. Café Berwald is run by Elwing Catering and opens two hours before your concert or performance starts.

Food and beverage is available on all three floors, with slightly different conditions. When you pre-book, you don't have to queue, but you are of course also welcome to order upon arrival. If you are a group of ten or more, you always need to pre-book. Click here to read more.

Can I pre-book refreshments for the intermission?

Yes, pre-orders for intermission refreshments are made and paid for on site in one of the three service areas before the concert starts. Arrive well in advance and the service staff will help you book. You will then be allocated a table (either at a café table or a standing table).

The number of possible intermission pre-orders depends on the time between the start of the concert and the intermission, which varies from 25 minutes to 1.5 hours. The longer the time, the more pre-orders are possible. But you can always shop directly at the café cash register during the intermission, even if the pre-order is full.

Can I bring my own food?

Food and drinks are prohibited in the concert hall. You are also not allowed to bring food or drinks into the premises of Berwaldhallen, including the foyers. Exceptions are made for baby food, fruit, simple snacks that you may need for medical reasons during your visit, and plain water. Café Berwald opens two hours before the concert starts and is also open during any intermission.

Is there drinkable water?

Yes, a water dispenser with cold, fresh water and paper cups is available on every floor in the foyer, and is of course free of charge.

Upcoming concerts

  • Few seats remaining
    August 25
    350 - 650 kr

    Passion and protest

    The Czech Philharmonic visits the Baltic Sea Festival! Under its legendary Chief Conductor and Music Director Semyon Bychkov, Karen Gomyo, who due to illness is replacing Janine Jansen, performs Shostakovich’s first violin concerto, followed by Dvořák’s dramatic seventh symphony.
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  • Few seats remaining
    26 August
    350 - 650 kr

    Dreams of freedom

    The Czech Philharmonic returns under Chief Conductor and Music Director Semyon Bychkov, joined by internationally acclaimed pianist Yunchan Lim in his Swedish debut. Ravel’s Piano Concerto dazzles with jazzy, dreamlike colours, followed by Smetana’s Má Vlast, a majestic journey through Bohemia’s landscapes and spirit.
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  • No tickets left
    27 August
    275 kr

    Berwald’s septet and Dvořák’s Serenade for Strings

    Musicians from the Czech Philharmonic and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra meet in the Queen Silvia Concert Hall to perform chamber music by Franz Berwald and Antonín Dvořák.
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  • Few seats remaining
    27 August
    350 - 650 kr

    Beyond baroque

    Day four of the Baltic Sea Festival 2026 takes us beyond the boundaries of time. Countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński returns together with the baroque orchestra Il Pomo d’Oro for a program exploring the music of the early Baroque.
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