We stopped into this restaurant due solely to the fact that it was pouring rain and we did not have…read morerain gear. (We are American tourists visiting Stockholm who travel a lot and don't normally choose to eat at American restaurants abroad.) To our surprise, the food was totally delicious. We split a hamburger and sweet potato fries and each had a local lager. Best burger we have had in years. We sat at the bar and had great service too.

Like stepping off the street of Stockholm and into a private room/bar at a steakhouse…read more The food was fantastic and authentic +, better than some of the food grandma used to make and sure was from West Texas! (Don't send this to her though, our little secret) The service was outstanding, it felt like you were at someone's dining table, if that someone ran a tight restaurant. Reasonable prices and just a fun night out. Don't hesitate to try it now.

Generally when I travel in Europe I avoid steakhouses, but this trip my partner in crime convinced…read moreme to make an exception to that rule, and I'm SOOO glad I did! Griffins Steakhouse gave us a completely exceptional dining experience! My friend went with a dry age ribeye, and I went with the petit filet. We asked for both medium-rare, and when they arrived they were nicely marbled, seasoned to perfection, and cooked exactly as requested. Both of us couldn't have been more satisifed with the food, and the service was every bit as good; attentive without being obtrusive. The ambiance was lovely, the Chianti our server recommended paired perfectly with our steaks, and the dessert he recommended was a delicious end to a perfect meal :-) Despite the fact that the prices here are more than a bit high, even for Stockholm, the quality of the food and the service were 2nd to none - highly recommended!!

Ambient and decoration is excellent, I really mean it 10/10. We order some flat iron cuts and it…read morewas ok, I asked to not add or use any sugar or sweetner on the steak but they use it anyways, so be aware that sometimes they don't follow customers specific instructions or preferences. So the service 4/5. The price was pretty good considering the location and portion sizing.

A friend and I went in after the lunchtime rush and it was pretty quiet…read more Good variety of burgers on the lunchtime menu, quick service and pleasant staff The restaurant itself is pretty small, and is decorated in an appropriate"Texan" theme I'd go back again, I just hope you don't mind country music!

Great American service. Love the ambiance and country music. I recommend the fajitas and nachos to…read morestart (skip the guacamole)

Very good restaurant. Try the deer ;) The atmosphere is…read morenice and warm. Charming place.

Ruby Grill and Bistro was a nice place to eat. It has a cool atmosphere and the waitress was really…read morenice. We got the Swedish meatballs. I really loved how they put the lingonberries in their own dish so it won't mix with the other food unless I wanted it to. They also had salt at the table which we found to be rare in Europe so I was very happy with tha

Perhaps this should be reframed as a dressed up cafeteria…read more Came in because it was still open late night. The plating is fun, the ambience great. On a fantastic location. The food... so close to being a fabulous bistro. The shrimp toast wast good... except the toast was overly salted with large crystals. The steak was sent out medium to medium as requested but was gristlely and lean. A heavy hit of pepper helped. The whiskey sauce was bit sweet for my liking but a great sauce. The creamy potatoes were awesome. The molten chocolate cake tasted flat. And the soft serve machine was not working. So it was served with whipped cream sprayed awkwardly into a glass. The chocol is the suave tasted like it was right from a squeeze bottle. Priced like many fine eateries in the area... and with servers who are overworked... keep moving on... unless this is the only option open. Even so, you'd be less aggravated!

A good affordable steakhouse in a very convenient location near the train station and T-Centralen…read moreas well. Their prices are affordable for Sweden. I ordered the beef tenderloin with fries and bearnaise sauce which is a very common combination in Sweden. The steak was cooked as I had requested. There wasn't much seasoning of the steak though. I also tried the Belgian Chocolate Cake as dessert. It was ok, good chocolate flavor but I would try something different next time.

Got the prawns and a side asparagus. Fuckin delicious!…read more And the bartender Nathan is too legit to quit. I heard some ridiculous nostalgic beats playing and had to comment only to find out it was his playlist! So not only was he freaking hilarious and had impeccable service, he has great musical taste. Ummm..... cha! Love, love and more love to this divine lil gem smack middle of central Stockholm!

Poor service: people arriving after us, got served first (having ordered the same food!)…read morePoor food: steak was cold, cooked too rare, and was very difficult to shew.

It is really a 3.5 stars. We came on a very rainy Sunday after 9:15 PM. Service is non existent. …read more Maybe on a Wednesday at 6:00 PM would be better . . . We had the Rib Eye steak which was better than I expected - not Peter Luger but was very nice and marbled. The piece they cooked was just at the temperature I ordered . . . The potato wedges were perfect - crispy outside and soft inside . Side salad was ok and a generous portion. The fish Arctic Char was fresh and very well made . The shrimp Risotto was ok . Good value !

There are not that many restaurants worth of being called steakhouses in Sweden and the reason is…read morenot just because of Swedes not being fan of "big is always better" or "the louder the better"! The reason is mainly the price of beef due to the rigorous regulation, health and quality codes, VAT and the usual Rules of Supply and Demands. I also suspect that fire departments code play a roll here which I will be explaining later. At Jimmy's the ambiance is great, it looks up-scaled but never feels snobbish and you might enjoy your real charcoal grilled american style food in a manor that is casual but still sharp. The service is adequate somewhat chatty and personal, but to me a tad too much. It is never okay to tell someones date that you are so hungry and her food looks just so delicious you wish it was yours or she could share it with you. The kitchen area is an open one where you can see how your food is being prepared which I myself find quite appealing, cookery is an art and I like to see the artist and the art taking shape. But the result is somewhat uneven from a dinner service to another. I say this right out of the start, We never done lunch here so the experiences are from the special menu or the regular dinner menu. The meat quality and cuts are the essentials when it comes to a steakhouse and at Jimmy's it is great. However and this sadly applies over the entire line, a real charcoal grill should taste more of yes you are right charcoal. Instead of blaming the kitchen perhaps the fire department and its safety and hazard codes are to be hold responsible for the charcoal taste not coming through or varying so much from service to service. At Jimmy's the rib eye is the star of the game but New Richmond Crown Veal or Broadway Joe Lamb Chops both with goat cheese and garlic cream are to die for. What is not to die for however nor should be called "Jimmy's famous" is the burger with the goat cheese that taste just funny, either it is the quality of the minced meat or the combination of how lean/fat that is together with a heavy cheese. And to be honest the price, being cheaper than the rest of the menu, is not competitive compared with what the rest of menu offers. A dish on the menu being the most ordered one does not suggest it being so good to deserve the name "famous", often it is a reflection on the amount of money costumers find reasonable and are comfortable paying for a dinner at a restaurant. If you must have fish, at a steakhouse, try the Southwestern Tuna Fish with hot ginger flavored potato salad, it is truly an intriguing combination and fusion of east meeting west flavors. Jimmys is not the best steakhouse in Stockholm, it certainly hasn't got the largest menu to select from or consistency but it still delivers in terms of quality and value for every buck spent! Jimmy' Achilles heel is the meat not being fully so charcoalish!

Food: 5 stars. I have 4 stars due to the slow service. It was a pretty busy Friday night but we…read morewere seated immediately. No one came to bring us water/silverware or anything for over 20 minutes. One of the guests who sat at a table nearby noticed and told their server to help us. If it weren't for that kind patron we may never have been helped! Once we were assigned a waiter the rest of service was fast. The meatballs were very delicious and the complimentary bread and butter was a really nice touch! Definitely recommend for the meatballs but maybe not on a busy night!

We had dinner at Prinsen a last week when we were in Stockholm for a few days. We started with the…read moreSillbricka (an appetizer platter of 5 types of herring, cheese, potatoes, and bread). I had a Swedish classic - Swedish meatballs in cream sauce, lingonberries, pickled cucumber, and potato puree, while my husband enjoyed a lamb dish. Their menu has classic Swedish dishes as well some French inspired plates. The restaurant is beautiful and comfortable, French bistro vibes. Overall, it was a good meal, and we enjoyed ourselves.

Really enjoyed the bacon smash burger. Service was very fast until it came time to pay the bill…read more I was watching a lot of orders go by and most were burgers so I think it's something they do right.

Natalie as a server was less than pleasant! Just trying to spend some money in your city! Also they…read moregave me a full pepperoni pizza that was not cut. How am I supposed to cut this in a hotel room horrible experience don't go there.!

I went specifically to do karaoke, I came almost 2 hours before they closed. The karaoke DJ came…read moreacross like he didn't care about anything. Apparently wasn't keeping count of the songs to let me know that there were too many songs ahead of me for me to do anything before he shut the whole thing down a full 30 minutes minutes before actual closing of the bar. Not to mention the place smelled a bit like ass and the toilets were atrocious. They had a lot of cool lights but it doesn't mean anything if I don't get to go up on stage, terrible karaoke experience.

On one of our first nights in Stockholm, my friends and I were wandering around looking for a bar…read morethat was open relatively late. After missing the cut off for a nearby Russian-themed bar, the staff recommended Harry B James. They said they were doing rock and roll karaoke. We had to go, of course. The bar itself is pretty large, though the selection for beer is not. I think there was one IPA, which was ok and the rest was your standard fare. But the karaoke made it all ok. It didn't take long before locals got on the stage and sang their hearts out to both American and Swedish classics. It was quite excellent. While they don't do karaoke every night, check it out if you happen to be there on the rock n and roll night.