Third time was charmed. Went five years ago and was blown away by the quality and inventiveness…read more Went 18 months ago and much less so; height of busy summer and the bevies were mostly too sweet and just ... nothing special. Felt a bit like a college frat party. Almost skipped it, based on that underwhelming evening, but had to give it another shot late upon an icy and still midnight clear in January. Just amazing...Perfect soundtrack. Sat at the bar to watch the crew, which builds drinks with a bit of panache & showmanship. Started with their Whisky for the Holy Ghost and it was in fact a religious experience: Ghost bourbon, amaretto, Maurin Quina, bitters, salt and served in a chilled corked flask topped with smoke that lingered and really added to the ceremony & taste. My fellow penitents had tasty espresso drinks. It was the second round, however, that was truly memorable. I asked the mad genius behind the bar to concoct an extemporaneous "riff on a Sazerac." Maybe lost in translation, and ended up with more a riff on a vieux carre, but what a riff it was! Michters Rye, calvados in lieu of cognac, a healthy dose of some kind of floral bitters, a few other bitters and a sazeracky absinthe spritz. Guy said he had no idea how it would be, but it was freaking perfection! Skål, indeed.

Very cool, trendy spot. Thankful my friend recommended it. The bartender seemed to really enjoy his…read morejob & helped us with anything we needed. We had one drink and mine was like nothing I've ever had before. If you like orange this will beat you over the head with that flavor in the best way possible.

The service here was top-notch! The chef prepared steak tartare and charcuterie for us even though…read morethe kitchen was closed because he learned we were hungry. What a nice gesture! The steak tartare was delicious and crunchy (with almonds)--definitely one of the best dishes we had in Stockholm. The cocktails, the Glass Plane and Southbank Martini were tasty and strong. The restaurant has cute decor and offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

Great spot for a quick drink (in the bar area) or a sit down dinner! We took a few drinks in the…read morebar and had their Tartar à la Parisienne, salad, fries which was super tasty!! Def will go back and recommend!!!

What a delightful place. Not stuffy at all. Feels like a local watering hole but not a dive bar…read more Stellar cocktail menu with fascinating background into history and recipes. Be ready to make friends, the menu literally tells you to and people act on it. Bartenders are friends and fellow patrons just as friendly.

Found this as an unranked ( or maybe just ranked low) bar on the world's 50 best bars list in…read moreStockholm. The bar is small, unassuming and finds itself on a street filled with conspicuous, Italian restaurants hosting happy hours for corporate Swedes. The bar is a standout for the drinks, the trademark Swedish charisma and genuine warmth. As a side, shout out to Sweden for having the nicest, most welcoming people in the world. We were given a standing table when we got in, but quickly moved to a couple of seats by the bar. We were one of 8 couples at the bar, so yes, very date night vibes. For our first round of drinks, we got the Easy Martini and Let them Eat Cake. The latter was too sweet for our liking but the Easy Martini had the perfect amount of sweet and tart. Our second round was the winner with the Girl Dinner and their Old Fashioned. The Girl dinner was crafted to perfection and possibly the best version of a martini we've ever had. The old fashioned too, made with WhistlePig 10 years was fantastic. The service cannot be faulted, we profusely thanked the lovely bartender, vowing to crow about it to whoever cares to listen and to be back when we are in Stockholm next.

The best bar I've been to since being here in Stockholm. Strong drinks like back home, great tunes,…read moreand a comfy atmosphere. One of the bartenders was odd & too honest, but somewhat cute. This is strictly a rum-based bar, so please don't come here expecting otherwise. If ever back in Stockholm, I would come back here & only to this cocktail spot. The other cocktail spots can't even compare to this place.

The food is ok. Not amazing, but ok. But you can find better restaurants around that have at least…read morea bit more value for money as the portions at Paradiso are TINY.

I'm on Vacation in Sweden, and have to say this is by far my favorite place I've eaten. The food…read morewas wonderful, and freshly made. I'm not a vegetarian, but did not miss the meat. The food was delicious, and very filling. If you're looking for a great place to eat this is it. The staff is friendly, and the food delicious.

The food and drinks were excellent and we loved the relaxed dining experience, including getting to…read morepet dogs (and yes, a whippet). There's a New York feel to the place, very chill, the staff friendly, the prices reasonable, the owners American, so it's comfortable for those of us who don't speak Swedish.

Incredible food, delicious cocktails, and friendly staff - I highly recommend this restaurant…read more Tjoget used to be on the World's Top 50 bars list - and for good reason. The cocktails are out of this world good, boasting unique flavor profiles and a lot of depth in each one. My personal favorites were the "Drink Your Greens" and "Piccadilly Circus" cocktails. The food is also great. You can't go wrong with anything, but I favor the Saganaki, Tzatziki, and Sea Bass dishes. Last but certainly not least, the staff is extremely friendly, and the environment is warm and inviting while also remaining chic and sophisticated. If it's a nice day, snag a table outside and watch the young hip crowd stroll by.

Food was excellent, particularly the octopus dish, the beet dish. And the blueberry sorbet. Service…read morewas extremely slow, about an hour to receive the bill after asking for it.

If you're looking for a bar / restaurant where all the locals go in Södermalm, this is it. We came…read morehere with some friends for drinks and returned the next day for brunch. In terms of nightlife, Bleck is particularly great during the summer. They have a huge outdoor area with lights and plenty of communal seating. And heat lamps, you know, because summer nights can still be pretty chilly. Their mixed drinks are also fantastic; I had a vodka cocktail with some sort of lemonade and elderberry mixture which was very refreshing. In terms of food, their menu is very small; we actually ordered the entire thing to split among 3 people, and while that was a little too much food, it's definitely doable. Some of their standouts included the fried fish (so crisp and flakey!), mini potatoes with this addictive green sauce, and a really refreshing tomato salad. Bleck's is a great place for a chill night out or a lazy weekend brunch! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

What a lovely setting for our first meal in Stockholm. We sat outside with a view of the park and…read morewatched life as it happens there. The waiter was very helpful with explaining the menu to us in English. We ordered three dishes: chorizo slices, fried whole potatoes with cheese, and roasted carrots with hummus and mint. All the tastes were fresh and light.

Amazing cocktails, lovely staff and a perfect place for friends to hang out and have a good talk!read more

Great bar with lots of beer offerings, cocktails available and a small menu of arepas. The chef is…read morefrom Venezuela and the arepa that we ordered was delish!! Our bar tender was awesome, she was super friendly and gave us some ideas of what to do while we are in town. They were also open at an odd time where lots of places were closed between lunch and dinner. Would definitely recommend!

We had an hour to kill before dinner, and a quick Yelp search for beer and cocktails led us to…read moreSnooty! The bar itself is small and cozy, but probably had one of the better beer and liquor selections in the area. I had a fantastic Mikkeler pale ale and CG found the sour beer of her dreams. The menu here consists of a variety of palm sized arepas, and oh my gosh I would've eaten a half dozen of them if we didn't have dinner plans immediately after. We split the al pastor, which consisted of the most tender and flavorful shredded pork, caramelized pineapple, crema and cilantro. The combo was freaking amazing, and the arepa itself was the perfect thickness, with a hint of sweetness and crispy edges. While my friend Juan would point out that al pastor is actually from Central America, there's nothing wrong with a little Latin fusion, especially when it's this delicious. The chef here is actually from Venezuela, so you know it's legit!