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.

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.

Beautiful view ! Great spot to grab a cold beer after walking the city. Friendly staff too!read more

Rude and discriminating bouncer. When selecting guests for entry from the queue he fabricated lies…read moreused as reasons to deny entry. Would not recommend this place.

Loved our experience here -- we went to the Dina Ögon show, and the evening was fabulous. Safe,…read morecool atmosphere, and easy to move around, despite it being a very busy (sold out?) evening. Based on our experience, I would definitely recommend arriving early in order to have a good sightline for the show/performers, since we arrived on the "later" side (something like an hour before the headliner) and it was really filled up. Nonetheless, but the end of the evening, we'd gotten plenty of good / close-ish views of the band, and we had a fabulous time.

Super night club "under bron" various sound stages, great crowd , very friendly , get there early…read moreor suffer a long queue to get in

This is one of the few bars in Stockholm that call themselves a craft beer bar, but really is…read more We came in the afternoon during the happy hour. And got ourselves a place on the outdoor beer garden. Beer patio. You could either order from the bar, or from the folks walking the sidelines. They had a great selection of craft beers on tap; many from Sweden, but also many from around the world. Like all of Sweden, the beers are expensive, but not crazy priced here. I would go back here again in a heartbeat.

Amazing beer selection. Good whiskey selection. Bar food to the max and high quality variety of…read morewhiskeys. Bar tenders are super knowledgable and friendly. Great place. Good ambiance. Cool people. Locals mostly and some tv's for a local football game Amazing oxcheeek with potato purée and local greens. What a beautiful smell and fennel.

Bierhaus Sthlm has as is apparent from the name a German focus. The idea is German food and German…read morebeer. I must admit that I am seldom impressed by beer of German origin but it does go well with sausage and sausages is the main thing offered when it comes to food here. The menu has a lot of different sausages and a pretty decent sized plate of sausage, saurkraut and potatoes can be had for 100 SEK and in Stockholm that has to be seen as a bargain. It wont feed the starving but when I have been slightly hungry it has been enough for me. The beet is German and they offer a fairly extensive selection including a handful of light lagers/pilsners and a handful of weissbier (wheat beer) and in addition to that a few others like rauch bier and some ale. All together an interesting selection on tap and decent prices as well. Service was friendly and pretty fast. They also put a lot of work into making the place look nice, maybe a bit too designed to feel German but I liked the look of it. So good place for beer and sausage.

The perfect place for anyone who enjoys German beer and dishes. The place has a stylish…read moreworn-down/rustic design but doesn't feel very inviting. They have a wide array of beer and even Fritz-Kola (!), the German soft drink. I'm not I big beer consumer but can enjoy a Guinness every now and then - so the bartender found me a German equivalent - black and thick like tar - that I enjoyed. There's assorted cheese, assorted sausages as well as schnitzel and even döner. Most dishes are served with sauerkraut, no joke. The music in the speakers felt like a mismatch but maybe it works in a beer chugging context.

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.

Definitely worth a visit but maybe no more than one. It was fun for the friendly experience and the…read moremeats are pretty good. It really is an experience and being immersed in a culture and style is fun. Seating is limited so be sure to make reservations. Not a big fan of seating family style (with other families) and it is extremely warm inside. You may be put on the spot so if you are shy or introverted this may not be the experience for you. But otherwise, its definitely worth the fun. FOOD: Good but not great. Not a whole lot of variety. Various meats all cooked just right are available. Few side dishes and all root vegetables. We shared the Rurik's Feast so we would get a variety of meats and it was good. I really liked all three meats and it was worth it for the cost. I do wish there were different root veggies like potatoes. I don't know much Viking history so not sure how authentic, but they did have a nice variety of options. They did have risotto for the vegetarians (sure that wasn't part of the Viking staple!). SERVICE: Loved the music. Loved the atmosphere (except for the heat). Loved how friendly and nice everyone was. Service and plating were A+. COST: It was definitely worth it for the volume of food and the experience. Like I said, probably wouldn't come back, but definitely recommended for anyone who wants a fun and memorable night. Definitely worth doing once.

If you are looking for an all-around good dining experience, this is the place. The bar and the…read morerestaurant are separated by distance, so you can have a quiet meal, or dive into the noiser bar mode. An extensive menu selection and a great drinks list. The menu runs the gamut from Swedish to Italian.

Amazing, delicious, fantastic. Everything was delicious. Poached fish in fish stock and champagne…read morereduction, served with delicious potato croquettes on a bed of spinach. Do not miss the cloud berry desert, it was perfect!

Very elegant place to have dinner…read more From the 11th floor, we had a beautiful view of the City Hall and the water. Surface was top-notch, the wine selection by the glass was decent, with a much more extensive selection by the bottle. The meals were all tasty and well presented. I would recommend this place to people wanting a special experience for dinner in Stockholm.

Beautiful views & amazing fika (pastries & drinks!) I opted for self-serve & dining al fresco on a…read morebeautiful evening. Amazing people-watching & helpful personnel.

We came here for a late dinner and were pleasantly surprised to see how beautiful the restaurant…read moreis. Right on the water, lots of fresh cut flowers. The restaurant smells amazing. We enjoyed it very much.