Welcome to New York, mommy! Princess Madeleine of Sweden takes King and Queen out for royal feast in Harlem with banker fiancé

Newly engaged Princess Madeleine of Sweden and her fiancé, banker Christopher O'Neill, were spotted lunching at Red Rooster New York's Harlem yesterday, accompanied by Her Royal Highness' parents, King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
The group gathered together to celebrate the 375th anniversary of Sweden and Finland's colonial establishment of New Sweden, now located in Wilmington, Delaware.
Marcus Samuelsson, the restaurant's Ethiopian-born and Swedish-raised acclaimed chef, joined the family for the meal, which included such dishes as cornbread with honey butter and tomato jam, shrimp and grits, and trout with dill salad.

Family gathering: Princess Madeleine (left) and her banker fiancee, Christopher O'Neill (middle), had lunch at Red Rooster Harlem with her parents, Queen Silvia and King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden

Dressed the part: Her Royal Highness, 30, wore a beige trench coat and a gold chain necklace, while her 38-year-old fiance looked dapper in a grey suit

The meal also featured fried yard bird - a popular dish at the restaurant, which fuses Swedish and Ethiopian cuisines - as well as rhubarb-papaya pot pie for dessert.
Images from the luncheon show the couple, who braved a downpour of rain to reach the restaurant, chatting with Mr Samuelsson, over a celebratory glass of champagne.

Her Royal Highness wore a beige trench coat and a gold chain necklace, while her fiance looked dapper in a grey suit.
While Madeleine and Mr O'Neill reside in New York, the King and Queen were in the city on an official visit.

In rain or shine: Princess Madeleine, her family and her fiance braved the elements to visit the acclaimed restaurant, owned by Swedish-raised chef Marcus Samuelsson

A meal fit for royalty: The family tucked into dishes including cornbread with honey butter and tomato jam, trout with dill salad, fried yard bird and rhubarb-papaya pot pie for dessert

Princess Madeleine, who is the youngest child of the King and Queen of Sweden and fourth in line to the throne, announced her engagement to her 38-year-old British-American fiance last October.
The couple are set to wed at the Royal Palace Chapel in Stockholm on June 8.
In October, the princess, who works for the World Childhood Foundation, a nonprofit founded by her mother and Mr O'Neill, released an official video detailing how he popped the question.

Get-together: Madeleine, who is fourth in line to the throne, and her family were gathered to celebrate the 375th anniversary of Sweden and Finland's establishment of New Sweden, now located in Wilmington, Delaware

City tour: King Carl XVI Gustaf (left) and Queen Silvia (second left) also went to The Castle Clinton in Battery Park on their official visit, accompanied by their daughter and her fiance

'Chris proposed to me in New York at the start of October, and we are very happy,' Madeleine said in the video, which was recorded at the Drottningholm Palace outside Stockholm.
Mr O'Neill works as a partner and head of research at Noster Capital, a hedge fund with offices in London and New York.
While the businessman admits that he only knows a few phrases in Swedish, he also stated that he is looking forward to immersing himself further in the culture.

Wedding bells: The couple announced their engagement in October, and they plan to get married in Sweden on June 8, at the Royal Palace Chapel in Stockholm

'Sweden is fantastic. It is such a beautiful country with very friendly people,' he said in the video.
'I have mostly just been to Stockholm and Öland but I hope I will have the opportunity to visit Sweden a little more often now.'
They plan on continuing to reside in New York, but have said that they would not rule out moving to her home country in the future.