What a great restaurant. The tenderloin was cooked perfectly and tasted amazing. Probably the best…read moresteak that I have had in years. Went back for the Halibut and it was just as amazing. Muscles were better the first time but still very good. Top it off with a blossom beer and you are set. Must eat here when in town !!

Having missed the lunch hour for our dog sled adventure, but not wanting to be full before dinner…read more(only 4 hours later), we stopped in for some snacks. The deli space is what you'd expect with a table for about 4 for those having a coffee. There are cured meats and cheeses on display in the case. Take a number for ordering those. There are drinks, baked goods, packaged meat and cheese plates, and more ready for quick pick up. We got a meat and cheese plate and 2 pastries for ourselves, and some pepparkakor, havtorn marmelade, and reindeer chips to take home as souvenirs. All were enjoyed!

Situated at the top of the Clarion Sense hotel in Lulea, the Sky Bar is a lovely spot to catch a…read morewell crafted cocktail or local beer, and take in the views of the bay. Definitely a place to check out during the summertime when the light is out until late.

I have no reason but to give them 5 stars. Food is good, and they have some vegan options also…read more Replace itself is huge. With many many TVs and few pool tables in the back. Our servers for a nice both times we were here and they spoke English they have a good selection of beer and good selection of beer on tap. They also have hard liquor which I didn't try, since I don't like hard liquor. Bathrooms downstairs which is interesting. I definitely recommend this place if you are in Lulea Sweden.

The drinks are quite tasty here but then again most bars in Luleå are. The chicken wings on the…read moreother hand were the worst wings I ever had in my life. They were cold, lacked that fried texture, and were flavorless despite being drenched in BBQ sauce. idk why they placed salad and potatoes chip in the tray. I won't be ordering food here.

One word: Wow Beautiful intimate atmosphere…read more I was traveling alone on business and yet, was made to feel welcome and comfortable in this "place of all places" for romantic couples. Not familiar with the wine list- the waiter nailed a recommendation TDF after a brief description of my preference. The entree, tonight's special, peppered filet seared with flaming cognac & pepper sauce was impeccable. I don't normally dare to order steak out, because compared to my husbands "meat cheffery" others simply disappoint, but I'm pleased to say my intuition about this place was spot on. Impressive. A compliment on a scale few others could know. One and only one critique (because music is part of our every meal at home)-- close but miss.. ok, but not perfect for the atmosphere.

A few years ago, you wouldn't have expected a place like CG to establish itself in Luleå…read more They play well with local ingredients, but most of all they have an unpretentious and refreshing big city vibe to them. Cocktails are simply some of the best north of Copenhagen - and the bartenders are friendly in sharing their passion for various spirits like mezcal. Enjoy it while it lasts!

One summer evening my wife and I didn't feel like cooking at home whatsoever, so we got in the car…read morewith the kids and headed off to BBB to enjoy the sun, summer breeze and some nicely cooked food. Well, we got two out of three which ain't bad if I am to quote a Meat Loaf song. Sun, check. Summer breeze, check. Nicely cooked food, not checked. Unfortunately the food was sub-par to say the least. Over-cooked and equally cold meat (impressive combo!), cold vegetables, over-seasoned French fries for the kids, dry burgers that looked pre-pressed (no chuck roll burger there), and a price range not even remotely qualified compared to the quality of food. Left disappointed, and fairly certain I'm not coming back for seconds.

Stopped by when walking the streets of Luleå. Very nice place with great tea and deserts.read more

Me and some friends were in town for a bit of shopping, enjoying the sun and just relaxing on the…read moreweekend. We felt it was time for lunch so popped into Friends by B.O. for something to eat. They actually have a quite extensive lunch menu as well as an open outdoor area outside drenched in sun (weather permitting, naturally) that felt like a really good choice. We parked our behinds in a cozy corner sofa with tables and went inside to order. Inside it is modern, almost the typical Scandinavian design with the combination of wood, grey/beige, and some decor/furniture with bright vibrant colors. I love that style, so a plus for me! The staff was however a bit on the negative side. Uninterested with the attitude of I-really-don't-want-to-be-here-but-I-have-to that doesn't really inspire a positive environment for a paying customer. That said, I ordered a plate of ceasar salad for me and my daughter. My friends also had a ceasar salad and a burger. They were both happy with their food and I'm definitely inclined to agree. The crutons were crispy and tasty with salt and herbs, generous with the parmesan, the dressing coated all of the salad and the chicken skewers were moist, well seasoned, and nicely cooked. So a big plus for the environment, decor, and food. Big negative on the staff. A-OK in my book.

This is my favorite pub to go to. Very good food and great drinks. I wish they would be more…read moremindful I their menu since sweet potato fries are popular yet they seem to not have any more. Other than that amazing service and great atmosphere.

After a fairly standard day at work on an ordinary Monday I met up with my wife downtown for a bite…read moreto eat as we had an entirely different appointment later on that evening, but going to that hungry was entirely out of the question. Living in the small-town that we do, the dining scene is in most regards not what would qualify as "substantial" but instead more along the lines of "adequate on occasion". The franchise and gastro-pub Bishops Arms opened here fairly recent, so we decided to slip in for a bite to eat and get a feel for the place. I've eaten at Bishops Arms in other cities before, and while they haven't wowed me with their food on previous occasions, their assortment of whiskey have always been substantial and well above par. Interestingly enough, they had just switched the menu this very day so everything was brand new. It had some quite interesting dishes like starters such as seared scallops with cauliflower purée, side of pork, and burnt butter. Or why not brisket with mushroom stew, and mustard crème on toast. Being a bit pressed for time we opted for only a main course and I had duck breast with fried potato chips, gooseberry chutney, and cauliflower purée. My wife had their chuck-roll burger with dressing, onion marmalade, coleslaw, and French fries. My duck was nicely cooked, pink in the middle with the fatty side nicely scored and rendered down. However, it wasn't an entire duck breast on the plate but two larger pieces of one breast - a cheap and bad move. The cauliflower purée had nice flavor as well as texture. Gooseberry chutney was a nice and flavorsome combination both for the duck as well as the potato chips. The chips however were seriously over-seasoned with salt and cold as ice. That dish would have been so much better with hot potato chips straight from the fryer. I also seriously lacked some sort of vegetables on the plate that goes well with a bit of duck. My wife's burger was also nicely cooked, a bit pink in the middle and juicy. Buns lightly charred/toasted and still warm, and in particular the onion marmalade was a perfect compliment. Fries nicely done (and hot) and not dripping with oil, but the amount of dressing was a bit off-putting the way it had been spread out over the plate. One thing that also was a bit off-putting not related to the food was the fact that the staff working there was standing behind the bar, giggling over their smart-phones, as well as the chefs that came out of the kitchen standing their in the bar too, instead of tending to customers and being professional about the people coming in there to spend their money. It is a quite unprofessional way to act in a restaurant. In all it's a gastro-pub part of a franchise, and the food is acceptable. But is it worth it? No, particularly for the reasons/problems mentioned above. Had I gotten a whole breast, warm potato chips and vegetables on my dish I'd have definitely been more inclined towards coming back and try another dish. As of now, I'd rather give it a pass and go somewhere else.