I come here regularly. The reasons I keep coming back are two. First, out (drum roll): the people!…read moreAs the opposite of the posh feeling on Avenyn, here you will find the sophisticated cultural elite. Think, hipster, but not the American kind with dirty hair and weird clothing. I'm talking about the swedish kind with 300 credits Film History and horn rimmed glasses. Unless horn rimmed glasses aren't the thing that week. "Well, that sounds kind of dull, dude" you might think. No, because they are drunk and friendly! Second, the music. It matches the coolness of the rugged walls. You might hear an old Steve Forbert song or two (there is even a poster of him on the wall!) from the LP slinging DJ, or some weird bootleg from Daft Punk. Ask the DJ to play a song, and if your request goes through, you know you are one of the cool cats.

LOL looks like the Swedes once again dont want to hurt anyone's feelings, judging by the endless 5…read morestar reviews on all Gothenburg establishments. Well too bad for you, I ain't Swedish. This place sucks. Full of try-hard hipsters and unfriendly bar staff. The place is small and poorly ventilated, by 1 AM the hipster stink is unbearable. The majority of the clientele are fake and snobbish. The food is as bad as you would expect from hipster try-hards, I doubt they prepare anything fresh. The place is dingy and not in an ironic way. Unless you are an obnoxious hipster, definitely avoid.

First time I went to Materia I loved it! Great ambience and they made me a super tasty gluten-free…read moresandwich and the coffee is good too! However, the second time it was less good and when I was there a few days ago I was a bit disappointed - small, dry gluten-free LCHF sandwich with just avocado. Coffee still good though. It is a really nice place but definitely some room for improvement.

This was the best meal I had in Gothenburg, without a doubt. I had the fish cake with brown…read morebutter, and it was simply perfect. The waiter was a joy, and he spoke perfect English. I wish I could have had more meals here.

Fantastic place to eat. The ambiance in the restaurant is nice. They put a lot of efford in the…read moreconcept of the place by combining the two cultures together. The result is a nice balanced restaurant where you can have nice drinks and surprising food combinations. We ordered the pork buns and the cod tostadas. As the waithtress told us, we shared our food. This was great, because everything looked great on the menu. We also ordered some sidedishes guacamole fries and shitakes. Check out there greenhouse where they grow there own shiso! And taste their margarita with shiso!

We were very disappointed with the meal at komex. We ordered four dishes but it tasted nothing at…read moreall. We travel a lot and use to eat a lot of good food, but this restaurant we will not recommend for anyone. It was also a lot of noise there with all of the people under one roof. But one star because the staff was very nice and friendly.