Things that set this pizza joint apart from others:…read more-Strangely romantic dining atmosphere in one room, sports lounge in second room -Ridiculously cheesy music. Like instrumental renditions of pop songs and the James Bond theme song from Goldeneye, no joke. I should have made a list. -Lack of 150 pizza options (at less than 30 personal pizza combinations does this even count as a Swedish pizza joint?) -Presence of pan pizza and family sized pizzas. I've actually never noticed this at other places but it may be common. And other random notes: Fix their bananpizza by replacing the skinka with kyckling Remember to ask for the pizzasalad Not the best swedish pizza I have had but certainly fine in my opinion. If I had such a stamp, I would give this place the official "Pizza" seal, which doesn't exactly say much but hey. It's worth coming for the horrible music on its own.

We had a kebab rule which was big, juicy and super tasty. We also had a medium size pan pizza Dalas…read morewhich was also tasty but a bit small in size. The drawback with the pizza is that they have a few options and all of them are up to 4 ingredients max. Prices are good.

This is a perfectly fine place to stop for beers on Gamla Stan. Prices are in line for this area…read more Its vibe is as much Bronx as Stockholm. Yelp is reporting this review as "shorter than most." We only drank beers here. TIP seating is tight TIP appears to be self-service from the bar BONUS welcoming service

After finishing the cultural walking tour of the Gamla Stan neighborhood with a great tour guide, I…read morewas not quite ready to be done for the day. O'Connells appeared and sure, it's an Irish pub in Stockholm but why not? I popped in and had a Guinness while connecting to their wifi. I was here for about an hour, watching the comings and goings of the regulars and the visitors from a high-top table against the wall. The Guinness was delicious as it always is and the bar is comfortable. [Review 18048 overall - 7 in Sweden - 1569 of 2022.]

This establishment is now longer open. It has become a new bar/restaurant. The new place claims to…read morehave the best plank steak but have not tried.

This place is the location to go to when you want to combine a Irish Pub feeling with solid and…read morelocal Swedish cuisine. Be it Salmon embedded on potatoes and salad or Biff Rydberg with fresh eggyolk or a Toast Skagen for a starter with a couple of Bulldog IPAs - Made in Sweden invites for an extensive evening. Particularly cozy with a group, one gets absorbed into the socializing atmosphere of a rustic living room.

Louis R loves eating burgers, drinking local drafts and chatting it up with locals in London…read more Louis R loves eating burgers, drinking local drafts and chatting it up with locals in Stockholm. This bar can be located in either city, as it exhibits many of the UK public house charms yet everyone inside is speaking Swedish. Dark, cozy, UK decor, sometimes quiet, sometimes loud, affable barkeep, no tourists (since its not in Old Town)...Louis R loves this spot. This bar is off the beaten path, which makes it ideal for winding down after a long day of checkin out the many things to experience in Sweden. Be like Louis R, be international.

I really enjoy having a beer at different Bishops Arms pubs around Sweden…read more They have a wide selection of draught beer but also bottled. I was really surprised to stumbled upon this BA on my stroll around northern parts of Söder. it seems a bit misplaced (no other cafés or restaurants in the nearby area just silent streets) but nevertheless very much welcomed! Indeed! I was here on a Friday at 4.15 and it was already getting crowded. I was lucky enough to get a booth, but since I was alone I almost immediately was asked by the staff if I could make place for another party (of 2). I was asked in a nice way, but when someone ask you feel like you have to either leave or change seats. But understand why, I was alone. Someone I talked to said, this was the best BA in Stockholm. I must say, it wasn't the coziest I have been to, I don't know what it lacks though. By the second booth by the wall and floor you have power outlet for your charger. I had just a small ladylike sized (half pint) of ESB so I was ready to leave after 40 minutes. They accept AMEX.

The seating was pretty crammed even though place was not super small. Pretty standard pub food…read more Service was pretty average, it took a little long to get our beers but was later told it was because they had to change their kegs.

Great little pub in Gamla Stan. Food was excellent. I ordered up the Janssens Temptation and we…read morealso got the Swedish Meatballs. Both were delicious. Our server was friendly and made a couple of recommendations. The pub was casual and had a great feel to it.

Upon arrival, I checked the Martensdql hood to find a late dinner, only to find this as the only…read moreoption. This area is transforming from industrial to new apartmwnts, offices and the like. Though is was dubbed British pub food, i was pleasantly surprised. My experience with British fare is rather greasy, but this was none the like. I opted for the wienersnitzel (yes I know not British, mostly for German tourists but I don't have often) It had a lovely sauce with onions, herbs and tomatoes and roasted potatoes on the side. The bar could get a bit lively depending on who came in. Peoplw were friendly. An older Swedish gentleman looked at me and started saying something in Swedish, something good I think, only a harbinger of the countless people to come who all think I'm Swedish. (Im only half Swedish). As the neighborhood grows, this is a good start for food fare to come!

Yes, three stars because your hunger will be gone when leaving. But the quality can be discussed…read more If hungry, or if you have serious hangover cravings, this is the place! If you have diet concerns its a no no. The beer is also seriously over priced, there are very good alternatives close by.

This is one of the most affordable restaurants that I went to while visiting Stockholm! (maybe…read moresubsidized by their alcohol prices because those are expensive?) They have a specials menu that is only 125 SEK for a variety of dishes, many of which have fish. These are full meals, not just appetizers! They also have a bunch of classic swedish dishes. I came twice during my time in Stockholm because the food was also quite good especially given the price!

Am amazing dinner in the heart of Gamalstan! Had the schnitzel and my colleague had the meatballs…read more Very high quality food and enjoyable service.

This restaurant is located in the same plaza as the Nobel Museum so my friend and I knew that it…read morewas going to be a bit pricey. I got the reindeer steak and my friend got the Swedish meatballs. The reindeer steak was maybe a bit undercooked. It had a slight note of blood which I covered with the sauce. It also came with a bunch of roasted carrots. I was hoping that they would add some other elements. Maybe roasted potatoes or cooked greens. I tasted a bit of my friends meatballs and they were super salty. There wasn't enough mash potatoes to balance the salt. You're basically paying for the location. The food was subpar for the amount of money spent. It may be worth going a few blocks away to look for better options.