Savotta is a Finnish restaurant which offers genuine Finnish food and atmosphere, just off the Senate Square in the heart of Helsinki. The name Savotta means a logging site.Therefore the interior decoration and dishes has got inspiration of the Finnish forests and thousands of lakes, with a dash of Finnish nostalgy from the past decades and logging traditions. Savotta’s kitchen cherishes the Finnish food tradition. We use only Finnish ingredients from the pristine forests and lakes and from carefully selected small suppliers.Our tableware includes old and new china of the world-renowned Finnish Arabia.
In the decor of Savotta, you can see the genuine old artefacts dating back to Finnish homes and logging sites from the old days. Downstairs dining room’s hundred-year-old floor planks, as well as the old chairs and tables, have been found and brought to Savotta from all over Finland. We have named it as Logging Camp and it´s ideal for private parties of 30-50 guests. From the street level dining rooms you can see the Helsinki Cathedral by the Senate Square.
Restaurant Savotta, Aleksanterinkatu 22, 00170 Helsinki – 09 7425 5588 – Opening hours
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