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The food was awesome, service delightful and the ambiance truly special. Morris, our host/server, made us feel very welcome and his recommendations were spot on. My husband had the pork ribs, which came in a large bowl with a flavorful broth and dumplings--he said they were delicious. I hade the lamb loin with spring vegetables, perfectly cooked and accompanied by a rich dark gravy. This was a perfect place for our last dinner in Stockholm.
MUST DO! The theme for my Swedish vacation was "Vikings & Water"... my local host found two restaurants/bars for us to visit in Old Town Stockholm... this was our first stop... We arrived about the time it opened... drank a couple of beers while enjoying the dark cave... explored the venue, took pics and talked about coming back in future. We never got back, but I defiantly would go back to try dinner... Make sure this is on your list of MUST DO!
I was pleased to come across this dungeon-looking, Vikings-inspired place with an entry to the tables leading downstairs and tall, classic candles lit up on each table adding the romantic theme. I ordered a low-alcoholic content cider and enjoyed a night with my family here. I'd recommend this place to others.
Interesting place. Love the decor, very middle aged feel to it. Maybe a bit over done, but good beer = great place. It you need a place too stop for a beer, this is definitely a place you should consider. They got different Omnipollo beers, and a couple of good whiskeys.
Cool place! Got referred here by a friend who lives in Stockholm. It's pretty hard to find--you have to go inside a bar and walk straight to the back and down the stairs before you're there. It has a cozy underground vibe. You feel like you're eating in a secret cave hideout in the middle ages. We got the Farmer's meal to share, which is supposed to serve 2 people. Judging by the portions, I'd say it should have been 4+ people. We felt so guilty leaving all that food behind, but we had to catch a flight in the morning and wouldn't have any time to eat leftovers. We had cups of mead, which was nice and sweet. I'm not really a beer drinker but this was okay. The bread came with a really good dip/spread. We couldn't put our finger on exactly what it was made of. We started with a leek soup which was really good. The ribs were unfortunately VERY dry--almost inedible, although they looked perfect from the outside. It came with whole baked apples which was really cool. The moose stew was alright--tastes like beef stew, but a little.. grainy-er? It also came with parsnips and mushy peas, which were both tasty, but we were just so full. The dessert was nice. It was a goat cheese cheesecake with walnuts.
I didn't eat here so if you want to know about the food, stop reading. Ok, got that over with. Cool place to go have a drink, you go down to the stairs and its like you are in some type of medieval cave. Staff was really nice, there were a lot of drink options, and there was what looked to be a club or something jamming some old(I dont know what else to call it) music in one of the rooms. Curiosity forced me down the stairs,and I am glad I gave in.
Great hole in the wall joint. Landed on this place from yelp. Went downstairs and waited a few minutes to get a table when it was Half empty, which was strange but once they sat us, we had an awesome table, great views and the service was good. Loved the decor and medieval decor. There was a show a random flame throwing show and the serve gave us our bill with a knife thrown into the receipt. Fun times and very unexpected.
Recommended by a friend for their traditional Swedish food. Tried a salmon dish, fried minced elk and baked apple for dessert. The waiter was really nice and gave good suggestions. Sadly, the night we were there they ran out of some of the beers we wanted to try. Instead we tried the Mango Mango Mango, a sour beer, which was really special and did have a hint of mango. Halfway through our meal someone approached us and asked for cigarettes but the waiter asked him to leave quickly. A highlight of this place is the decor and interesting silverware. We made a reservation in advance, and I would highly recommend because most of the tables had a reservation card on it.
A month ago we visited Stockholm and went to this restaurant. I loved the unique atmosphere and the warm service. The foods were great. We tried their special akevitt, hmmmm they were really nice. Highly recommend place if you wanna try something different. 5* from me
Fun place to enjoy a medieval style feast, with home-brewed mead. Food is delicious, lovingly prepared, and served in an old medieval-era basement (with surprisingly good cell-phone reception).
I am definitely a fan of theme restaurants and this place has the Viking theme down pat. I probably wouldn't have been able to find it had I not been with some Swedes who had been there before (you have to go into a bar and then down a long flight of stairs), the atmosphere here is awesome. You feel like you are in some sort of ancient dungeon and even the waiters dress the part. They have a very impressive drink list but I would definitely recommend trying the mead. Besides having great drinks, the food, though pricey, is delicious. I had the elk meatballs in lingonberry sauce and it was some of the best meatballs I had while in Sweden. My husband had the moose which was very tender and came with mashed turnips that were tasty and different. If you are in Stockholm looking for a memorable dinner, I would definitely recommend this place as a fun experience that isn't an over the top tourist trap.
2 months ago
SUCH a cool place. Stumbled into here thinking the door looked cool and was surprised by the decor. Total Medieval theme and good alcohol. Really felt transported back in time by the environment. Never been somewhere like this. Large mjød selection. read more
Came here with a friend to see what food they had, was left disappointed. The food here was alright, although expensive. I paid 250 SEK for a 100-150 SEK meal, which was decent at best and didn't taste very good. Their menu wasn't great either as it had a number of options, all of which were very pricey and didn't look that good. The service was alright, although very slow considering how empty the place was. Only two workers in the restaurant who spent most of the time talking with each other. You could tell they didn't want to be there either. The ambiance was nice, looked like a tavern from the Medieval period. The seats were uncomfortable, however, and they only gave you a fork and spoon to eat; no forks! The place was also barren, aside for one or two other guests. Really felt dead and unpleasant. read more
2 years ago
The food was awesome, service delightful and the ambiance truly special. Morris, our host/server, made us feel very welcome and his recommendations were spot on. My husband had the pork ribs, which came in a large bowl with a flavorful broth and dumplings--he said they were delicious. I hade the lamb loin with spring vegetables, perfectly cooked and accompanied by a rich dark gravy. This was a perfect place for our last dinner in Stockholm. read more
MUST DO! The theme for my Swedish vacation was "Vikings & Water"... my local host found two restaurants/bars for us to visit in Old Town Stockholm... this was our first stop... We arrived about the time it opened... drank a couple of beers while enjoying the dark cave... explored the venue, took pics and talked about coming back in future. We never got back, but I defiantly would go back to try dinner... Make sure this is on your list of MUST DO! read more
I was pleased to come across this dungeon-looking, Vikings-inspired place with an entry to the tables leading downstairs and tall, classic candles lit up on each table adding the romantic theme. I ordered a low-alcoholic content cider and enjoyed a night with my family here. I'd recommend this place to others. read more
10 years ago
Interesting place. Love the decor, very middle aged feel to it. Maybe a bit over done, but good beer = great place. It you need a place too stop for a beer, this is definitely a place you should consider. They got different Omnipollo beers, and a couple of good whiskeys. read more
Cool place! Got referred here by a friend who lives in Stockholm. It's pretty hard to find--you have to go inside a bar and walk straight to the back and down the stairs before you're there. It has a cozy underground vibe. You feel like you're eating in a secret cave hideout in the middle ages. We got the Farmer's meal to share, which is supposed to serve 2 people. Judging by the portions, I'd say it should have been 4+ people. We felt so guilty leaving all that food behind, but we had to catch a flight in the morning and wouldn't have any time to eat leftovers. We had cups of mead, which was nice and sweet. I'm not really a beer drinker but this was okay. The bread came with a really good dip/spread. We couldn't put our finger on exactly what it was made of. We started with a leek soup which was really good. The ribs were unfortunately VERY dry--almost inedible, although they looked perfect from the outside. It came with whole baked apples which was really cool. The moose stew was alright--tastes like beef stew, but a little.. grainy-er? It also came with parsnips and mushy peas, which were both tasty, but we were just so full. The dessert was nice. It was a goat cheese cheesecake with walnuts. read more
I didn't eat here so if you want to know about the food, stop reading. Ok, got that over with. Cool place to go have a drink, you go down to the stairs and its like you are in some type of medieval cave. Staff was really nice, there were a lot of drink options, and there was what looked to be a club or something jamming some old(I dont know what else to call it) music in one of the rooms. Curiosity forced me down the stairs,and I am glad I gave in. read more
9 years ago
Great hole in the wall joint. Landed on this place from yelp. Went downstairs and waited a few minutes to get a table when it was Half empty, which was strange but once they sat us, we had an awesome table, great views and the service was good. Loved the decor and medieval decor. There was a show a random flame throwing show and the serve gave us our bill with a knife thrown into the receipt. Fun times and very unexpected. read more
9 years ago
Recommended by a friend for their traditional Swedish food. Tried a salmon dish, fried minced elk and baked apple for dessert. The waiter was really nice and gave good suggestions. Sadly, the night we were there they ran out of some of the beers we wanted to try. Instead we tried the Mango Mango Mango, a sour beer, which was really special and did have a hint of mango. Halfway through our meal someone approached us and asked for cigarettes but the waiter asked him to leave quickly. A highlight of this place is the decor and interesting silverware. We made a reservation in advance, and I would highly recommend because most of the tables had a reservation card on it. read more
7 years ago
A month ago we visited Stockholm and went to this restaurant. I loved the unique atmosphere and the warm service. The foods were great. We tried their special akevitt, hmmmm they were really nice. Highly recommend place if you wanna try something different. 5* from me read more
9 years ago
Fun place to enjoy a medieval style feast, with home-brewed mead. Food is delicious, lovingly prepared, and served in an old medieval-era basement (with surprisingly good cell-phone reception). read more
I am definitely a fan of theme restaurants and this place has the Viking theme down pat. I probably wouldn't have been able to find it had I not been with some Swedes who had been there before (you have to go into a bar and then down a long flight of stairs), the atmosphere here is awesome. You feel like you are in some sort of ancient dungeon and even the waiters dress the part. They have a very impressive drink list but I would definitely recommend trying the mead. Besides having great drinks, the food, though pricey, is delicious. I had the elk meatballs in lingonberry sauce and it was some of the best meatballs I had while in Sweden. My husband had the moose which was very tender and came with mashed turnips that were tasty and different. If you are in Stockholm looking for a memorable dinner, I would definitely recommend this place as a fun experience that isn't an over the top tourist trap. read more
9 years ago
Just amazing! Some of us were skeptical about whether we would like the traditional food, but we left with the convinction that this was one of the best meals we've had in Stockholm! We took the Sjätte Tunnans Honungsglaserade Revben (for two people) and we didn't regret it. The waiters/barmen were extremely nice and welcoming, gladly suggesting what would be best to drink with our meal. The place was full, but still agreable and with quite a lot of locals. Either way, we felt welcomed and this place would honestly be one of the reasons I'd want to come back to Stockholm. Thank you for the hospitality! read more
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Great atmosphere, excellent selection of beer. Had the moose steak and thoroughly enjoyed it. Nota huge amount of food but had great taste, so very filling. The sauce almost had a BBQ flavor to it. And the pea soup starter was creamy and quite delicious. If you're looking for good food and a great beer list in a place with cool character, come here. Also, the bartender was very helpful in picking out beers. read more
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