We set out on a culinary journey, inspired by the historical tales underlying the works of Finnish painter Akseli Gallen-Kallela. The dishes will be prepared using our national treasures, such as vendace, game, mushrooms and berries. From these high-quality ingredients our kitchen creates modern classics.
1st course Mänttä Rapids
The rush of Mänttä Rapids could still be heard from afar in the 19th century. Today, it is hidden in the depths of the paper mill. In our glass bubbles a delightful drink. But what is hidden in our plate?
2nd course Rustic Life
The second course takes us into the realm of Finnish rural flavors. Could it be there’s a Slavic touch in this as well? The painting Rustic life eventually ended up in Russia and travelled a mysterious path in the wake of the Russian revolution.
3rd course The Problem
Artist Akseli Gallen-Kallela, composers Oskar Merikanto, Robert Kajanus and Jean Sibelius often met for dinner in a restaurant to discuss life and art. Like the artist friends, we savour flavors popular in the late 19th century, accompanied by fine wine.
To finish Portrait of Sissi Serlachius
Our culinary journey ends with Sissi Serlachius, the daughter of the paper devil. Our dessert is soft with a hint of bitterness, just like Sissi’s life. Gallen-Kallela painted the portrait of mill owner Serlachius’ 12-year-old daughter Sissi in 1889. For its model, the work became a treasured and important work.
Languages: Finnish or englishGroup size: 10-80 persons, ask for an offer
Available: Year round
For extra charge: Guidances in the exhibitions of the Serlachius Museums.
Events 2017
/in Uncategorized @en /by Stella Benmergui25.3. Jazz-concert: Marian Petrescu &Atmos Duonpetrescu , www.atmosduo.com/
Marian Petrescu piano, Petri Ahjokoski guitar, Anu Ahjokoski bass.
www.resonancerecords.org/maria
Tickets: 15eur/person, 12e/student/pensioner
Tickets available beginning from 1.3.2017 at Serlachius museum Gösta
22.4. Famous chefs visiting restaurant Gösta – dinner and art tour
Visiting chef: Marko Palovaara (Bistro O Mat)
Walking bass / Ahti Lassila
Bus tours from Tampere and Jyväskylä
Barbeque evenings on every friday evening in July at 18-21
3.-6.8. Mänttä music festivals
Concert lunches and dinners at restaurant Gösta
12.8. GöstaJazz
24.-27.8. Food Camp.
Four days food and art pleasures, discussions and meetings with top chefs
18.11. Famous chefs visiting restaurant Gösta – dinner and art tour
Visiting chef will be published soon
Bus tours from Tampere and Jyväskylä
Table reservations and additional information ravintola@ravintolagosta.fi or tel. +358407085572
Sekakuoro goes Suomipop vol. 2 -concert and dinner
/in Uncategorized @en /by Stella Benmergui18.9.2016
Concert dinner at restaurant Gösta
Menu Starry skies of art
two courses 38e
Three courses 45e
Concert tickets 12e
Ravintola Gösta, Joenniementie 47, 35800 Mänttä
Mänttä Music festival 2016
/in Uncategorized @en /by Stella BenmerguiMänttä Music Festival Aug 3-7, 2016
XVIII Mänttä Music Festival offers a splendid program of piano music. The festival features international top artists, such as Elisabeth Leonskaja and Boris Berman. The Ostrobothian Chamber Orchestra will perform with the
conductor Sakari Oramo and a young pianist talent, Ossi Tanner, as soloist. Fresh winds will blow even in chamber music; the young Finnish string quartet Borea will make its debut on the festival. And the one and only – Mr. Piano Iiro Rantala – will conquer Mänttä!
Restaurant Gösta serves before and after the concerts 4.-8.8.2016.
We accept table reservations for lunches and for dinners: ravintola(at)ravintolagosta.fi or +358 (0) 40 708 5572.
Dinner – theme menu
Three courses 42e
Wines for menu 25e
In the concert intermission…
Sissi Serlachius -cake with coffee or tea, 8,50e
Salty pie and coffee or tea, 8,50e
Mänttä Music Festival welcomes all piano music lovers to Finnish
Capital of the Piano Music, Mänttä! Read more about the Mänttä Music Festival here.
Famous chefs visiting restaurant Gösta
/in Uncategorized @en /by Stella BenmerguiMarkus Aremo visits restaurant Gösta on 26.2.2016 at 19 p.m.
Chef Markus Aremo is one of the highly considered and succeeded chefs on our field in Finland. His personal and creative style has lead him and his restaurants to success worth of Michelin stars.
Menu Markus Aremo, modern classics:
Fried duck liver, roasted pumpkin and liquorice
Cauliflower soup, chestnut and olive
Cheese and tomato gratinated pike and langustine loaf 1999 with dark langustine sauce
Beef cheek, jerusalem artichoke pyre and portwine sauce
Lemon pudding, raspberry cream and passion ice cream
Prices:
Five courses 56e
Three courses 39e
Wines for menus:
5 wines 42e
3 wines 25e
Next chefvisit on 23.4.2016.
Table reservations: ravintola(a)ravintolagosta.fi or +358 40 708 5572.
A culinary journey into Finnish flavors inspired of art
/in Uncategorized @en /by Stella BenmerguiWe set out on a culinary journey, inspired by the historical tales underlying the works of Finnish painter Akseli Gallen-Kallela. The dishes will be prepared using our national treasures, such as vendace, game, mushrooms and berries. From these high-quality ingredients our kitchen creates modern classics.
1st course Mänttä Rapids
The rush of Mänttä Rapids could still be heard from afar in the 19th century. Today, it is hidden in the depths of the paper mill. In our glass bubbles a delightful drink. But what is hidden in our plate?
2nd course Rustic Life
The second course takes us into the realm of Finnish rural flavors. Could it be there’s a Slavic touch in this as well? The painting Rustic life eventually ended up in Russia and travelled a mysterious path in the wake of the Russian revolution.
3rd course The Problem
Artist Akseli Gallen-Kallela, composers Oskar Merikanto, Robert Kajanus and Jean Sibelius often met for dinner in a restaurant to discuss life and art. Like the artist friends, we savour flavors popular in the late 19th century, accompanied by fine wine.
To finish Portrait of Sissi Serlachius
Our culinary journey ends with Sissi Serlachius, the daughter of the paper devil. Our dessert is soft with a hint of bitterness, just like Sissi’s life. Gallen-Kallela painted the portrait of mill owner Serlachius’ 12-year-old daughter Sissi in 1889. For its model, the work became a treasured and important work.
Languages: Finnish or englishGroup size: 10-80 persons, ask for an offer
Available: Year round
For extra charge: Guidances in the exhibitions of the Serlachius Museums.