This place was a treat! I'm big on visiting breweries everywhere I visit and Omnipollos Hatt came…read moreup in a search of breweries in Stockholm. The place has a dive bar vibe, which was fine with me. I'm not sure if rhey brew the beer on site, that wasn't evident to me from where I sat at the bar. I quickly ordered the gose they had on the menu, and was super pleased when it was served to me with what appeared to be a scoop of sorbet inside. A beer float, I guess. And it was delightful! I imagine that would be some good easy outdoor drink to have in the warmer months. I totally enjoyed myself and am glad I was able to visit!

Great vegan pizza and cold ipa beers were the perfect remedy for trans Atlantic jet lag. Very tasty…read more#8 TOMAT, MOZZARELLA FOR DI LATTE, AUBERGINE, ROSEPEPPAR, 48 - CITRON. Loved the hint of lemon and cashew cheese dollops. Caught Omnipollos Hatt on a wonderful summer evening and sat outside. Server was spot on with recommendations and fast service. Highly recommend.

We didn't have reservations but were able to get a table in the back (beer?) room. So many things…read moreon the menu sounded good we had trouble deciding. We started with the crispy pork rinds and gougeres. Both were good but not great. The pork rinds oddly lacked flavor. But the black pepper mayo was quite good. The gougeres had good flavor but somehow weren't hot. The jalapeños added some nice spice. I went with the seared scallop. Wow was it amazing. So much flavor in one little dish. So rich and salty and creamy all at once. The pic doesn't do it justice. Husband said the wings were really good. The umami sandwich (appetizer) was huge. Butter fried bread is genius. And oh so tasty. The service was pretty good (he forgot one item but it was for the best as we didn't need it). Casual place with some very tasty gastropub food.

After reading mixed reviews my boyfriend and I were a little hesitant to check this place out, but…read moreI am so glad we decided to keep our reservations. Both of us were looking to try some fish in Stockholm and The Flying Elk's fish and chips did not disappoint! The cod is very well battered and fried perfectly, the fries are great as well, and it all comes with a great curry mayonnaise for dipping. You also get some house-made pickled vegetables that add a great acidity element to the meal! We both enjoyed a couple beers and walked away super satisfied. We originally had reservations for the main dining room, but wanted to check out their "back bar" after doing some research, and I would highly recommend it! The back bar is a little less formal, dimly lit, and gives off a good vibe for relaxing, enjoying a beer, and eating some tasty food. While The Flying Elk is tad pricey I think it's a worth a stop if you're visiting Stockholm!

Mikkeller was an unexpected "wow" moment for this week! What started as a trip to an old sushi spot…read moreended in a serendipitous encounter with the awesome experts at Mikkeller who cunningly sucked us in and convinced us to give it a try - despite the fact we were originally jonesing for sushi. We started with an amazing passionfruit sour and the chicken, lemon, and leek croquettes small plate, moved to a delicious and SUPER fresh salmon smørrebrød, and finished with pan fried mushrooms and goat cheese paired with the smoothest cherry wine I've ever tasted. The mushrooms were a tad too salty to be honest, but considering it was on the house due to one of our croquettes being a little undercooked, we couldn't complain. I'd give the food and drink a solid 4 stars but would give it 10 stars for service and concept if I could so I rounded to 5. Thanks for an awesome spontaneous dining experience!

Off the beaten place, Mikkeller provides an inviting atmosphere with plenty of beers to go around…read more 24 beers on tap and a selection of traditional Danish open faced sandwiches. The pricing of the beer is typical for Stockholm but the variety is unique. If you like trying new beers, this is the place to go. The bartenders speak English and are very helpful in making you feel welcome.

If you like seafood, this place is a must-visit in Stockholm! Serving up primarily Belgian cuisine…read morewith fresh Swedish seafood, it's a delicious combination. We tried mussels, gravlax, & a lobster soup. While everything was delicious, the lobster soup stole the show. It might not look like much, but it was PACKED with flavor & contained surprise salty caviar at the bottom. It holds a spot as one of my favorite non-Asian soups I may have ever ordered at a restaurant. I would go back just for that! The wine and cider list is also pretty big & not overpriced. The ambiance is very cozy with cushy booths and a fireplace. The only negative is that the service is very slow (especially if you sit in the back section like we did), and they sometimes forgot to bring us things we ordered such as new drinks. The food, however, was delicious! Food: A Drinks: A- Service: C- Ambiance: B-

I was staying at a hotel nearby and since I have a small dog I usually order takeout and eat in my…read moreroom. At Duvel we were welcomed and not only was the food delicious,me and my dog were treated to the best seat in the house and the cozy atmosphere made us come back every night during our stay in Stockholm, and I will definitely come back next time. They also have a great beer selection.

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 most delicious fish and chips I've had in a long time! The breading is perfectly crispy and a…read morelittle sweet, and the fish is perfectly hot and tender. Was worth the trip alone. Service was great too! You can order QR code style at your table or flag down a server, but we'd have our drinks at our table not even a full minute after paying in the app. A great spot to watch the football game, chill in the moody grotto-esque downstairs, or listen to live music. They had a guy playing the guitar after the game who was phenomenal. All the classics, all the vibes.

Stopped for a beer and nachos while walking around. I wouldn't waste my time on the nachos. This is…read morewhat you get for the money and not impressive at all, very basic. Beers were good and sitting on the street people watching is always enjoyable. My recommendation: come for the beer and people watching and find another place to grab a snacks

Found this pub in Old Town Stockholm when we went to watch some weekend football matches (European…read morenot American). The pub itself had a good vibe where everyone was friendly and genuinely enjoying themselves. The decor of the pub was a lot of a lot of pub signs and usual things that you would find in a pub. It has a small but pretty cool layout when you could go down some winding stairs and find yourself in another seating area. Because of the pubs popularity and game time it was very packed in the bar area but the bar tender did a good job of attending to everyone. As for the food I enjoyed the fries we had and the vegan burger was alright. As you know my ratings go off of the expectations of how the place rates against similar places so as old school pubs go this was good, but do understand that typical old school pubs aren't well lit, don't have all balanced tables, and great seating in the entire place to enjoy the game. So if you're looking for those things you might want to check out some other places.

An incredibly fun place in Gamla Stan!…read more Spread over two floors, the main one at street level has the big TVs for watching sports and the Jameson Cellar at the basement level is AMAZING! it's like a maze of sorts with a lot of nooks and little alcoves for quiet conversations. Even though the main area where the band sets up is a tight squeeze, it helped us to make friends with locals fast and had a great time. The FREE music is awesome too. I hated the fact that the bartender measured my gin when I asked for a G&T, but what the heck! this is Scandinavia right? I need to pre-game at the hotel next time before going out.

This was our favorite meal in Stockholm. We visited a few weeks after their opening, during…read morevacation time when many restaurants are closed. That meant we were lucky enough to be the only ones eating there! Several people sat at the bar behind us, where they serve the beer they brew and other alcohol. I have to avoid gluten and shellfish, and the menu easily accommodated me. Swedish menus often say to talk to the server if you have allergies, so they're nice about it. We had a delicious asparagus hors d'oeuvre with dots of browned butter emulsion (tasted like Hollandaise) on the plate. I had char with mushroom tapenade, beets, and new potatoes, and Tom had lamb with halloumi cheese, vegetables, roasted garlic gravy and herb baked potato. Both dishes were perfectly done. I am not enthusiastic about lamb, but this was the best I'd ever tasted. For dessert we had the chocolate truffles, which were also fantastic. Tom asked about the beer that they brew, and the server/bartender brought two samples. They were both so good, he had one of each. I am more of a wine drinker, but I thought the beers were excellent. Please try Waza! I would love to go back there some day, so if you like it, spread the word!

Sweetest bartender of all time here and the beers are good too. He gave me a huge bottle of free…read moresparking water in a magic potion glass. There was seating outside in the shade with an awesome breeze. Such a great little find!