Louis R loves eating burgers, drinking local drafts and chatting it up with locals in London…read more Louis R loves eating burgers, drinking local drafts and chatting it up with locals in Stockholm. This bar can be located in either city, as it exhibits many of the UK public house charms yet everyone inside is speaking Swedish. Dark, cozy, UK decor, sometimes quiet, sometimes loud, affable barkeep, no tourists (since its not in Old Town)...Louis R loves this spot. This bar is off the beaten path, which makes it ideal for winding down after a long day of checkin out the many things to experience in Sweden. Be like Louis R, be international.

I really enjoy having a beer at different Bishops Arms pubs around Sweden…read more They have a wide selection of draught beer but also bottled. I was really surprised to stumbled upon this BA on my stroll around northern parts of Söder. it seems a bit misplaced (no other cafés or restaurants in the nearby area just silent streets) but nevertheless very much welcomed! Indeed! I was here on a Friday at 4.15 and it was already getting crowded. I was lucky enough to get a booth, but since I was alone I almost immediately was asked by the staff if I could make place for another party (of 2). I was asked in a nice way, but when someone ask you feel like you have to either leave or change seats. But understand why, I was alone. Someone I talked to said, this was the best BA in Stockholm. I must say, it wasn't the coziest I have been to, I don't know what it lacks though. By the second booth by the wall and floor you have power outlet for your charger. I had just a small ladylike sized (half pint) of ESB so I was ready to leave after 40 minutes. They accept AMEX.

Tudor Arms is the oldest English pub in Stockholm (and perhaps in Sweden). In a sense it feels like…read morestepping into a pub in England but it would probably be more accurate to say that it feels like stepping into a pub England the way they used to be. Nowadays many pubs in England have gone downhill and lack charm. Tudor Arms definitely have charm and the food is pretty decent as well. I actually prefer the food that they have for lunch, in the evenings the menu is ok but I do expect better for dinner and I often feel that the lunch is better here. The selection of beer is actually a bit disappointing since nowadays so many bars and pubs have better selections. It is however still possible to find something to my liking and the atmosphere is great.

As someone from the UK, this place feels just like home. Sweden does not really have the same 'pub'…read moreculture that we have in the UK but the Tudor arms (the oldest British pub in Stockholm/Sweden, and voted one of the best outside of the UK) has taken all the best bits and make a classic pub with an honest feeling. The Tudor Arms is very popular when there is sports on (especially the English teams) and it packed with a mix of Swedes, English and people from all over the world. The do serve food (although I have not tried it yet) and bar snacks (crisps, chill nuts) and a mix of Swedish and imported beers. The interior is just like a British pub, lows of wood, low ceiling and a good ambience. A great for tourists, expats and locals looking for somewhere to drink with real character.

Louis R loves local Swedish pubs close to his 5-star hotel…read more This spot is located on the corner of the main street and the tables outside, filled with local Swedes chatting and drinking, make it easy to find. Don't get intimidated if everyone is speaking Swedish, within, as this is a true local joint. And yes, the menu ain't in 'Murrican. Sorry bruh. The salmon with potatoes was clutch, actually, all the fish dishes here will be on-point. The barkeep was affable and can help you select legit choices in fare as well as drinks. Go with the local beers. Do it. Since this spot is not in Old Town, there won't be many tourists, which suits Louis R. It is very easy to chat with the locals, as they aren't the typical pretentious American D-bags. Be like Louis R, be the only pretentious D-bag in Sweden.

The place has 3 rooms, first the bar with some tables but most people standing up, crowded and…read morenoisy, then another room with only sitted tables, quiet and very nice music in the background, and finally a much smaller room with armchairs and books, super cozy. I had dinner in the second room. I would advise you to book a table (I got lucky, someone had booked but cancelled last minute so my friends and I could sit). I had a burger, the meet was very tender and juicy. The fries look like crazy Macdonalds fries but they were actually much better than that, and came with a homemade aioli sauce. I was also super tempted to take tartare steak, the table next to us had some and it looked really good. As it was my first time I wasn't sure of the quality of the meet, but now I know it's good, so next time I'll definitely have that!

Best burgers in Stockholm maybe ? Maybe only complain could be they are to big :-)…read moreWide selection of beer both swedish and us microbrewery.

Hot diggity dog, what a big burger!…read more I work by Sorbon and am always tempted to go in for some after work drinks (which I've done a couple of times). The atmosphere is nice and they have a huge and unique selection of beers. The prices aren't terrible either. Even though it gets crowded sometimes, it's nice to have a little gem in an otherwise lacking area (looking at you, Brommaplan). I've only had the burgers here, but it was a great burger! I didn't feel the need to return over and over again like other burger joints, but it was pretty decent. They had the option for pizza fries which were probably invented by Zeus himself, so that earned them some points as well. Definitely worth a visit if you're in or around the area!

Upon arrival, I checked the Martensdql hood to find a late dinner, only to find this as the only…read moreoption. This area is transforming from industrial to new apartmwnts, offices and the like. Though is was dubbed British pub food, i was pleasantly surprised. My experience with British fare is rather greasy, but this was none the like. I opted for the wienersnitzel (yes I know not British, mostly for German tourists but I don't have often) It had a lovely sauce with onions, herbs and tomatoes and roasted potatoes on the side. The bar could get a bit lively depending on who came in. Peoplw were friendly. An older Swedish gentleman looked at me and started saying something in Swedish, something good I think, only a harbinger of the countless people to come who all think I'm Swedish. (Im only half Swedish). As the neighborhood grows, this is a good start for food fare to come!

Yes, three stars because your hunger will be gone when leaving. But the quality can be discussed…read more If hungry, or if you have serious hangover cravings, this is the place! If you have diet concerns its a no no. The beer is also seriously over priced, there are very good alternatives close by.

We stayed near the Churchill Arms on our recent, week-long stay in Stockholm. With 3 teens in tow,…read morewe ate dinner here twice out of convenience and to avoid the downpours. Very spacious and cozy interior, typically British pub but a little brighter and open - and not too loud. Long bar, very friendly and accomodating staff, even on a weekend in the summer it was about 1/2 full with mostly families and couples. Order pub-type food at the bar - burgers, fish n' chips, sandwiches and they bring it to your table. Both the fish n' chips and burgers we had were fresh and tasty, without breaking the bank. Excellent selection of draft beer (including some Czech and German favorites) and a full bar. Recommended!

Great selection of beer on tap. Very nice servers and bartenders. Tried the hamburger and it was…read moredelicious. The place is very warm and friendly with plenty of seating. Not too hard to find a cozy spot to enjoy your beer and relax. One side of the bar has a wall full of vintage looking books with leather arm chairs which makes me feel like I'm in Churchill's home library.

Great selection of drafts, good food and friendly staff. People come here weekdays after work for…read morea drink and maybe a bite.

My friends and I stopped here more out of the need to use the lavatory than the urge to have a…read morebeer. But it still provided a nice break from the frequent and steady walking that's unavoidable when visiting a new city. The beer selection was similar to many of the English/Irish/Scottish pubs in Stockholm, but there's something to be said for large pints of regular English ale. Certainly more easy to drink than many IPAs.

One of the prettiest bars Ive seen during my time in Stockholm. The Sever was friendly and whipped…read moreup a delicious cocktail.

Well, if you like me enjoy BA - the decor and the range if beers you will not be disappointed! This…read morenewest family member located in Gamla Stan just around the corner off the metro is the largest Bishops I have seen. Plentyful of seats, so even on a Friday AW you will find a decent table. Staff is friendly and super helpful. Ask for a sample if you fannot decide or do not want to "blind buy" a nonfamiliar beer. ESB is always a sure hit! I do not know if they found a place with most of the decor right or if they did it all from scratch - but you will feel at home if you are used to and like Bishops style. As for food, I seldom eat at BA, they are OK I guess, in general, but I can't say anything particulary for this place. I will certainly find my way back next time in Stockholm, and The Liffey now got a competitor. They accept AMEX.

The seating was pretty crammed even though place was not super small. Pretty standard pub food…read more Service was pretty average, it took a little long to get our beers but was later told it was because they had to change their kegs.

Great little pub in Gamla Stan. Food was excellent. I ordered up the Janssens Temptation and we…read morealso got the Swedish Meatballs. Both were delicious. Our server was friendly and made a couple of recommendations. The pub was casual and had a great feel to it.