Delicious. Thought the appetizers were much better tasting then the main course however. We had a…read morevery nice waiter, and overall it was a great experience. I'm not a big meat-eater but still found something good for me!

The name is not misspelled, its more a description of the feeling you should have when dining here…read more When something taste good, you say "Nam nam" in Sweden, and when you go all and above overseas its "Nom Nom" intead. Your expectations should be meat, and nothing but meat, in all different flavors. I dont think you will be disappointed either, since the quality is high. I went with a meat platter, which offered a lot of different meats in charitable portions. Sides were served in restricted portions, especially the potatoes, but you can always order more. Sat down in one of their U-tables which was very comfy option, although the table was kinda small to room four ppl with meat and sides. Overall this is a very good option for meat lovers, and thats probably why they are such a popular venue.

I didn't know what to expect being a typical American trying an American culinary stable, aka…read moreburger joint, in small town Sweden, but it didn't disappoint. To start get the cauliflower, amazing. I would give it five stars on that alone. I got the number 5 burger and it was quite good. A little on the small size for me but then again I am a typical Texan in that everything is bigger is better. :)

Bra Hak is just what It says in Swedish, a good place. The building is an old industrial brick…read morebuilding and the venue features old visible beams mixed in a industrial New York kind of vibe. Warm and trendy. Music selection: Soulful. You have a choice of 7 different burgers and the odd man out Falaffel Wrap. The selection should cover most tastes. Most excited we were of the bacon jam and figuring out how that would taste. We both went with number 5, "En mästare är alltid en mästare". The burger itself were a good burger: the flavors mixed well, the bread was fresh and the meat cooked well without going dry. If one would complain about anything, the paddies were a bit on the thin side. Fries were ok, though of the thin standard variety. For a 189:- burger I would assume something more. Coleslaw was approved, though it's not my favorite piece on a burger plate so don't take my word for it. All in all, a very decent meal at a nice restaurant, that gets almost an extra full star for atmosphere. With the bar getting constantly raised for burger joints in the larger Stockholm area, I'm missing some oomph, though I am leaving satisfied. I will be coming back. On a general note; when will burger joints trying to position themselves seriously in Sweden start serving sweet potato fries? We need need more sweet potato fries in our lives!

Pleasant location with food and entertainment. Beer and food were great. Did not expect to be able…read moreto bowl also! Visiting from the states and this felt just like a Boston sport bar.

Big and nice O'Learys in central Gävle. Plenty of well placed screens, they have lots of games…read moregoing on at the same time and even in crowded Friday evenings like this one I've never had problem getting to view what I want even when I'm the only one (although you won't get sound to your game then). Same food as every other O'Learys (American: wings, burgers, steaks, fajitas, and so on) but better exdeuted than most of the ones in Stockholm. Friendly service. Good for kids with special kids menu. Lots of families with small kids had dinner here early Friday evening.

This place opened just a couple of weeks ago - I was in Vasteras last week and spent the first…read morenight at the Hat Factory restaurant - I reviewed that place a month or two ago. Its still as good as ever ! So the All Star Bar - a couple of the guys in the Bishops Arms suggested that I try the new place in town saying that the food was good and the guy in charge behind the bar was the brother of a mate of mine. So off I went - the bar is part of a franchised chain in Sweden - this outlet being the ninth or tenth to open. If you know the town and want to look for it - its the old Oliver Twist pub site ( RIP - great bar in its day ) This place must have cost a fortune to fit out - must be 50 or 60 plasma TV's all around the site - they say they can show any sporting event all you need to do is ask! So I did - Crystal Palace vs West Ham - they had it. I prefer to sit at the bar in these sort of places and here is where the last fifth star is lost. TV's everywhere but none above the back counter, therefore if you sit at the bar its the only place in the entire place where you cant see a TV. As they have based the concept on the American sports bar they should really look again and recitfy. Anyhow - drinks were a good choice - probably about 5 or 6 drafts to choose from, usual bottles of Bud and the like too. I went with a pint of Heineken which was OK. Started with Chicken wings - Dan ( mates brother ) told me that the sauce was very spicy so that suited me fine. Also had some Garlic Bread to go with them. The Wings were very good - plenty of meat and cooked very well - the sauce not spicy at all, a little heat but thats it. Spicy food isnt the norm in Sweden, they dont have the Brits passion for Indian food. Dan asked about the spice and I told him - he said to let him know next time I was in town and chef would make a special glace with extra chilli. I am sure they will as the swedes are very much like that when it comes to customer service, at least in my experience. Had a bacon cheeseburger for main and it was great, obviously home made patty, cooked medium as good burgers should be. The swedes love a good burger , every bar does at least one version and like anything they do vary in quality. Took a couple of large brandies whilst the game was finishing up - I dont remember the score, it must have been memorable ! I will be back here in Jan 2014 to try the special chilli glace for the wings for sure. Its not cheap even by Swedish standards but if you are in town give it a try - especially if the match is on !

The food was good but the waitress not very friendly!…read moreApparently if you don't speak Swedish, you are a second class customer. But I am an American going into an America style bar, she spoke good English when she had to but always spoke Swedish to me, knowing I didn't understand it. It was very rude. Spent $1,700K And was only disappointed by the waitress. Note to waitress: Cindy Your looks will only get you so far in life. You will be limited by your attitude.

Max's is a fast food restaurant (in Sweden). I really hate even mentioning McDonalds, as Max's is…read moreSOOOOO much better!! I went to Max's several times during my European vacation, I really wish we had Max's in the USA! Trust me, there wouldn't be any McD's!!!