Delicious food and so quick and easy to order. I did take away, and wished I found it sooner so I…read morecould have had it more than once.

Ugly on the outside, lovely on the inside. Don't judge this place by the oversized furniture and…read moretacky Christmas tree lights hanging outside (yeah!) - inside is a whole other deal. Dark and mood-setting lighting, cow patterned couch cushions, brick walls and copper plated bar - this place stands out and isn't tacky at all. Hamburgers are affordable, made to order (naturally) and perfectly grilled! A bit too greasy maybe - the plastic wrap had a pool of meat juice in it when I was done, so the bread got kinda spongy - but that's the only thing I could complain about. Fries was an odd combination of different sizes (like they had mixed several different brands) but I didn't care because they were seasoned to perfection and there was a little cup with dip that made them even better! Water is free (even sparkling) but if that isn't your preferred drink they have a HUGE selection of more or less rare/exclusive beers to offer! The restaurant is a bit off, but it's almost worth a trip in itself! If this place was in central Stockholm they would give all the other burger joints a run for their money.

WOW. After 10 months…read moreliving in Stockholm, disappointed by every burger I've had (Even when visiting Norrköping), I've finally found a burger worth trying again. I recently moved to Kungsholmen and noticed that this place was just a few minutes away. When we decided to try it, I was a bit apprehensive. Even Texas Longhorn, that was so hyped up by my boyfriend, wasn't that great to me. I walked in and the smell was heavenly. I'm a NYC girl who loves Shake Shack, and the smell reminded me of my beloved shack burger. The decor is very 50's, and I thought it was pretty cool. Many places in Stockholm try too hard to be modern, so this was a refreshing change. The staff was super friendly and helped us choose a beer to drink, since a lot of them were unfamiliar to me. I had "Den Goden" burger, which had bean sprouts, spinach, yellow beet, and avocado. I sat down kicking myself because I realized that the combination just sounded ABSURD. I was a bit scared to try it but once I did, I was so happy. The meat was DELICIOUS, just the perfect amount of moistness and flavor. The bun was a potato bun (I think?), a bit soft for some tastes, but I prefer this kind of bread on my burgers. The flavors of the toppings weren't strong, but the avocado added a nice creaminess that was super pleasing. I also had disco fries, but I was a bit tired of them since my burger was so filling. They were pretty tasty though, and would probably be better if shared. I will definitely be back here. The prices aren't cheap, but this is Stockholm, and they aren't really expensive either. I think it's totally worth it for a good burger and a beer. (P.S. I see all you Flippin Burgers enthusiasts in the reviews-- I'm trying that next!)

A great burger joint at a location that is a little off, but a in a great area in summertime. Nice…read moreinterior design (although it feels a little "tacked on") and most importantly: Great burgers! First, I want to say that you shouldn't go here at lunch since you will only get the buffet - where they fry your burger and you put whatever you want on it from a bar with bowls of onion, tomatoes, BBQ sauce etc. It is practical - allowing the chefs to just keep making burgers without taking special orders into consideration. And maybe DIY appeals to you, but you won't get the most delicious burgers this place has to offer - that's for sure. After 4 PM they start serving the burgers on the menu - "The Good", "The Bad" and "The Ugly". Each with its own distinct concept and set of unique ingredients. These are different from the regular "cheese burger" and "cheese and bacon burger", and very worthy of being permanent menu items. The burgers are always grilled to perfection with a pink center. If you want a spicy burger, go try "The Bad". If you want to try a novelty style burger, go get "The Ugly" which has mushrooms and other unexpected ingredients!

Really good basic burgers! They have a well of extras to spicy up the simple burgers. The burger…read morepatties are tasty and cooked to a perfect medium. Good beer on tap and not to expensive! A good local eat.

Good address, tidy and modern but with a rather "cold" looking interior design. Outdoor seating on…read morea bustling corner with no immediate competition in the burger business. I knew something was off when they didn't have a burger with bacon on it. So I ordered one with cheese but with two burger patties. My sister ordered a regular. We were almost alone in the place when we ordered and still the food was slow (although not unacceptably slow). Food came out and it was packaged in quite a unique manner (fries in a bag, burger in a sideways bag) which of course made it memorable in its own way. However, my sister realized after eating half of her burger that she was eating mine (the double). So apparently, without asking, they had given the 5' girl the double burger and the 6' guy the regular - way to avoid gender stereotyping! But seriously, they couldn't have asked "which one of you ordered the double?" when they came out with the food? Not a single one of our combined three burger patties were pink in the middle, so they clearly don't know how burgers should be cooked. Cardinal sin right there. The bread buns were pale - in fact so pale I found it less appetizing. Are they even done in the oven before they take them out? Of this is a "thing" I'm missing the point. Fries were unique but not in a particularly good way - they are generously seasoned which I like, but the potato strips are so thin that the frying procedure have shriveled them up completely. A quarter of the content in the bag of fries is just small, leftover pieces of potatoes that have been so aggressively fried that they're completely inedible. You can feel yourself getting cancer as you force yourself to try it. All in all, not a good burger experience - not at all. I would come back under gunpoint. Maybe.

Don't get the ribeye - tough, tough tough. Slow service. I don't recommend this place for a great…read moresteak.

Grill is a quirkily decorated steak place in central Stockholm. Despite the eclectic furnishings,…read morethe actual menu is pretty standard and will be familiar from other steakhouse type places. The menu selection is quite broad, although the set of appetizers didn't have a lot of appeal for our group. There were several things in the main section that I wanted to try. Cost is pricey as one might expect for a steakhouse. Service was mixed. It sometimes took a while to find a person to help and everything didn't come as fast as we'd like, but the actual order was delivered well, and everyone's food was hot and correct. At all times the service was polite and friendly. Food quality was good. Meats were great. Sides were ok. I had the smoked pork belly bites (great, but too little!), and the lamb (very good). My wife had the lobster appetizer (great but a bit big for a starter), and a steak (good). They brought a variety of potato sides (though surprisingly only one was on the menu) which were fine, though the fries were disappointing. Overall, this was a good place I would return to, but not amazing. I wish the menu had been a bit more unusual and lived up to the decor.

The atmosphere at this place was incredible. My friends ate and I only had dessert. I can honestly…read moresay people were having a great time, the ambience was incredible and I would definitely go back again! The pricing was not bad, as for one we were in another country. The beers they have on tap are really good and higher and alcohol. If you ever find your way in Europe this is one definite spot to stop at. The people are very cheerful, I wonder if it's because they're drunk? LOL A plus

Before a couple of weekends ago, I hadn't been to Charles Dickens before 1am (they close at 3am,…read moreone of few bars on the south side of Stockholm that do this). But me and my sis were hungry and wanted to try the food here. I had the classic "Plankstek", a grilled piece of beef, surrounded with mashed potatoes and topped with bearnaise sauce all served on a plank. Everything is heated in the over so the mashed potatoes gets little brown tips and so that everything gets delicious. If there is something I eat every time I'm home in Sweden it is this thing! I suggest you try it. My sister had a Mediterranean burger with potato wedges. It looked good but you'd have to wait for her review to know if it really was. Had a glass of red wine with my food which was good. Sister had the weekly beer which was huge! My first encounter with this place at dinner time had been a success and I was surprised that it was nearly empty. There was however people coming in all the time so while we were eating and drinking the place became more crowded. If you on the other side go here after 1 am you will find a bar that is packed. There are hardly no seats but it is hella fun! I would suggest to try both, but maybe the same night.

We ended up here when the pub next door was closed for renovations. Walking into an sports bar was…read moreNOT what we wanted at the time. It was immediately clear than anyone else who was there had a game that they were there to watch... although it wasn't rowdy, it was noisy with multiple games competing to be heard. Struggling for alternatives, we found a seat away from all the noise, although we had to be pushy Americans to do so (sorry about that!!!!!). We ordered few pitchers of local beer, and low and behold everything seemed to be ok. My Father was set on a salad with balsamic vinegar and oil, which prompted some concern from the waitress. She came back with the owner who informed us that they did not have any, but that someone would go out personally to pick some up. Now that is service you simply don't see in the States. All the chain restaurants just keep everything on hand, or you don't get it. Freshness is secondary. I ordered the portobello burger, and expected to have the same old plain Jane portobello burger that's often an alternative to meat (which is clearly the star) in the states. I took a bite. I should have known. Local and fresh has a whole new meaning. It was amazing.

O'learys is a sports bar and like any other sports bar, it's packed with television sets and quite…read morea pricey menu. The food is okay, what you typically get from a regular sports bar. The drinks are on the expensive side. The good part is, when there is an important sports event, the place gets packed so make sure you pick a side to make dining and howling more worthwhile.

Enjoyed the meal very much. Our lodging in Stockholm was nearby and Aubergine which was always busy…read moreincluding the patio (tent) tables. Good beer and wine selection. Our appetizer was forgettable. Small selection of mains but we enjoyed the fish stew and a special mixed mushroom risotto. Service was attentive. Fun atmosphere, we would return.

What a welcome as I step in the door as a solo diner. Everyone was so friendly and attentive. The…read morefood... amazing. The restaurant..cozy and warm. I can not recommend this place enough, especially for solo diners. You are treated like royalty. Full score, Aubergine.

Ordered the sirloin steak "Ryggbiff" Took one hour for the food to come to the table, and when it…read morefinally arrived, I got the worst Sinewy meat I've ever had. I was barley able to chew through even a couple of bites and had to keep spitting them out into a napkin. And since it took an hour, there was no reason to ask the waiter for something new because me and my family couldn't sit there for another hour and wait. The waiter offered a free desert for the trouble, but they never even came to ask what i wanted, and instead they came with a random drink. Horrible experience, won't go again.

As soon as I approached this restaurant, then, stepped foot inside, I felt like I was magically…read moretransported to Paris... This atmospheric and busy brasserie is a great place to visit to sample no-nonsense traditional Swedish-European dishes. Best to go for lunch during the week, and watch the locals come and go, as the restaurant seems to attract a loyal business luncheon crowd. With the help of a friendly waiter, I sampled some fine Swedish beers, with dishes he recommended, like pickled roasted sausage and beets with boiled potatoes. When the bill arrives, you will see the excellent value, too.