The pizza is OK, I'm a fan of their kebab pizza which comes regularly with a very generous amount…read moreof kebab meat (just once or twice was prepared with little meat). The crust is thin and almost crispy, as I have realized is common in Stockholm (meaning you do not find a lot of pan pizza places). The place is basically your regular local fast-food in-Centrum restaurant, serving kebab, kebab sandwiches, pizza, hamburgers, fries and salads. The quality is average, according to what you would commonly find at any restaurant that buys their products from wholesalers. Having said that, for the occasionally lazy weekend you can indulge yourself with a good movie and a tasty kebab pizza. Verdict: Will I go again? Yes. I know it's not the healthiest food in the wolrd, but sometimes you crave a good old-style greasy pizza :D Will I recommend this place? If you live in the area, yes; but rest assured that it is very likely that it has about the same quality as in your local in-centrum joint. What about the price? The prices are adequate to the area and the menu; I believe that no items (or a least very few) go above 100 kr.

Bierhaus Sthlm has as is apparent from the name a German focus. The idea is German food and German…read morebeer. I must admit that I am seldom impressed by beer of German origin but it does go well with sausage and sausages is the main thing offered when it comes to food here. The menu has a lot of different sausages and a pretty decent sized plate of sausage, saurkraut and potatoes can be had for 100 SEK and in Stockholm that has to be seen as a bargain. It wont feed the starving but when I have been slightly hungry it has been enough for me. The beet is German and they offer a fairly extensive selection including a handful of light lagers/pilsners and a handful of weissbier (wheat beer) and in addition to that a few others like rauch bier and some ale. All together an interesting selection on tap and decent prices as well. Service was friendly and pretty fast. They also put a lot of work into making the place look nice, maybe a bit too designed to feel German but I liked the look of it. So good place for beer and sausage.

The perfect place for anyone who enjoys German beer and dishes. The place has a stylish…read moreworn-down/rustic design but doesn't feel very inviting. They have a wide array of beer and even Fritz-Kola (!), the German soft drink. I'm not I big beer consumer but can enjoy a Guinness every now and then - so the bartender found me a German equivalent - black and thick like tar - that I enjoyed. There's assorted cheese, assorted sausages as well as schnitzel and even döner. Most dishes are served with sauerkraut, no joke. The music in the speakers felt like a mismatch but maybe it works in a beer chugging context.

A small room with walls covered in portrait paintings…read more.. Mostly older gentlemen and beautiful ladies Great place to sit with some friends and enjoy some yummy cocktails - there's plenty of space to move around as it doesn't get overly crowded. The waiters are fantastic - attentive, polite.... and good looking! Feels like Cheers - a place where everyone knows your name :) I like!

Wollmars is a fine bar in Stockholm. There is nothing spectacular about it, but it works fine if…read moreyou are in the area, want to get drunk cheaply, or want to re-experience high school (in my case). They have quite a lot of beers, which is nice, but all the beers (except for the standard) are more than 50 kronor each. I think the biggest reason young people go here is because of the Jägerbomb for 55 kronor (a shot of Jägermeister and a beer) - a cheap way to pre-party before the club. I will definitely go here again (which I have so many times) but not because I want to, but because it is hard to avoid. Even when I might not want to, I go here. If that's not good for business, I don't know what is!

i really like this place actually, they have a small library you can borrow from and give away…read morebooks to. They have a decent supply of beer for a decent price and they play okey music. This is really for me a place you go to with someone you havent seen in a while, you sit in a corner and you talk and drink, maybe eat a little. The food is okey, wont get any medals but you wont break down and cry because of it. Personally I dont think i ever tried to socialize with random people here, But I think it's possible.

A really wonderful restaurant with tastes from Central Europe…read more You can find flavors from Hungery, Germany, Austria and much more countries in Europe. I can also say that they have sold their wienerschnitzel over 20 000 times, u shouldn't miss that dish..

At least as a bar, Bar Central knows what it's doing. Central European beer, snacks, handcrafted…read morepickles. Well-rounded interior, beautiful location, a pleasant crowd, a few light green-painted tables in the sun. It works really well.

We visited on our first night in Stockholm and got there prior to opening but the server kindly…read moreallowed us to get an early start to our dinner. We love Thai food and this place did not disappoint! Our girls are picky eaters and heartily ate through our orders. Everything was fresh and super flavorful. I love that it was more saucy than we are used to. It got super busy and there seemed to be only one server but he did a great job checking in and making sure everything was going well. Our Basil chicken was delicious with tons more vegetables than typical in the same dish in California. Our Pad Thai and Pad See Ew were also super tasty. They were less sweet than we are used to but just as delicious.

Came here while visiting Stockholm from the SF Bay Area. We were craving Thai, and this spot…read moresounded good (thanks Yelp!). Creative ambiance - more eclectic hippie than strictly Thai (think Thai buddhas, Himalayan pink salt lamp, and colorful dream catchers) - overall very cozy and welcoming. I was ordering with a spice-sensitive 4yo, so I made the conservative choice of pad Thai (chicken). This ended up being super delicious - perfectly balanced salt-sweet-tart flavors, fresh herbs, plenty of veggies, and nice presentation. We also enjoyed the banana pancake with ice cream. I've traveled in Thailand and generally opt for "Thai spicy" items, so I know pad Thai/banana pancakes are only authentic as "backpacker fare" - but this place offers satisfying examples of these dishes in a lovely environment. Next time we visit, I'll try ordering my own entree to explore their spicier options. :)