Wow, this was a joyful surprise I must say!…read more We were the only guests when we came just after 17.30, but after just awhile more guests arrived and when we left around 19.30 it was a good crowd for a Thursday night. It is indeed a sports bar and there are TV screens everywhere. Being an intimate place, the many screens gets you really close to the game. There is also a pool table in one of the room, which you don't see often. In between the games they play soft old music. They have a huge number of bottled bear and okay selection of draught, one IPA, one or two ales and a stout. The staff really caring and over the top super friendly! The chef even came out and asked how spicey I wanted my minced meat to the nachos I ordered. That is customer caring to the core! To the food now, we had ribs and a nacho plate. The ribs was out of this world! Honey glazed, tender with spicy sides. The nachos is well enough for THREE persons! Do ask for a lady sized portion, because it does not feel good to leave half of it on the plate after all the chef put in to it. Even the ribs are on the generous side, so come here on an empty stomach! The location of the bar is well hidden, meaning mainly locals and regulars. This I like. I will return. For sure. No amex accepted.

Great atmosphere for the big games and food to go with. Good beer selection. Reasonable prices…read more International crowd depending on who is playing.

This pub's outdoor seating is popular as soon as the sun starts to shine at springtime…read more Indoors is pretty decent, the pub is divided in two - drinkers around the bar and eating guests only in the inner room. Sports on TV everywhere. Decent assortment of beer. Ok food - what you can expect from pub food. Their french fires are seasoned with a really great dill kind of seasoning. Posh people probably do not fancy this place.

We came here on a Saturday night at around 10. It was filled but not crowded and there were enough…read moreof free seats. The crowd is 25-30ish and mostly guys. This is a sports bar with screens on every wall. The pub has two rooms - nothing special but good enough for a beer or two I guess, especially on a night when your favorite team is playing. OK selection of beer, but I still missed some good IPAs. They do not accept AMEX.

Many "north american bars" have tried these premises…read more Different owners and slightly different decorations. The new and improved bar is now called Notch. I was never satisfied with the draughts before, but now they finally have a few good IPAs - like Bulldog and Punk. So we decided to give the new kid a shot. I had pulled pork to go with he beer. It was pork but it wasn't pulled, it was more like "pull it yourself" pork. It was good - i don't think I will have it again though. Served with baked potato wedges it was a bit dry I think. The corn is good! We were here early so there was plenty of seats. Plenty of Tv screens as well - this is a sports bar. Service was excellent! They accept AMEX.

I don't know, maybe i visited this pub on the wrong day and time, but it was Friday afterwork and…read moretotally empty. Summertime. They have a really decent selection of beer and you can choose large or small glasses. Even if the outdoor seating is literally next to the heavy traffic it actually is pretty nice. It is lively. I like this Glenn better than the one at Långgatan - I prefer the venue here. In this part of the city centre this is about the only place to go. There are a few other bars. But for me, I would run my feet off to go here. Does not accept AMEX.

Ok, I've tried all three O'Learys in town now, and I was very hesitant going here at all, since…read morepubs at the trainstation seldom are pleasant. Years ago from the outside when passing all you could see was guys in any age hanging around the black jack table, any time of the day. Well, I learnt now that O'learys at Centralstation is rather new and NOT the same trashy place that used to be here. And you could tell, it is fresh and refurbished. Looking O'Learish. I didn't have any food this time, but I know from other restaurants that food is greasy and expensive but good if you like fried food! Like I do. At times. Guy in bar was super friendly. I wish all staff every where could be like that. My experience from OLearys at a crowded night is that it takes time to get your drinks and there isn't much of extra ordinary service. One thing I like and hate about O'L is that there are TV monitors EVERYWHERE. EVERYWHERE. If you want to watch a game you won't miss it, but if you don't want to watch that specific game, you can't miss it... It easily happens you watch the game instead of being social. They accept AMEX.

Overpriced for the quality of food. The sauces would get laughed at back home. Poor representation…read moreof American food. Can't even get the ketchup right.

The DJ makes the difference! Great pizzas! Awesome beers on tap…read more Younger generation than myself. I would guess the most were upper 20s & early 30s. My husband and I left to make more room for the young ones ;)

A variety of lunch places to choose from with a pleasant place to sit rain or shine. Italian,…read moreSwedish husmanskost, Mediterranean salad bar, Vietnamese. The Vietnamese is the nicest place to sit inside and they are double as big as before when there was a butcher at the end. They expanded size and menu and unfortunately I don't think it got double as good. I recommend only ordering Vietnamese dishes and they are still good. The half Thai Chinese whatever dishes are the classic bad Chinese with sweet sour fried or wok food. But the phô and lemon pepper beef plate, etc are tasty. They don't have the classic Sriracha that comes from LA USA and seems watery and more sweet vinegary. My favorite of the vendors is the salad bar. Good variety of warm and cold, meat and vegetarian, gluten free and spice level choices. And you get a cup of coffee or tea afterwards.

Well, O'Learys has good beer and good food!…read more BUT I really do hate places that has "mandatory cloakroom" - meaning you HAVE to leave your jacket and pay SEK 20 to even get in and have a beer at SEK 70... that is an expensive beer. We were here on a Friday just around 5pm. This is not the case on weekdays or earlier during Fridays. We left. They have as good beer anywhere else!

20 ppl booked a table Saturday morning. Everyone was forced to use the wardrobe and pay SEK 20 each…read moreto get in. Last person to enter came with a bag of one (unopened) wine, and was rejected at the door and forced to go back to our hotel and leave the bag there first (so much for the obnoxious wardrobe service charge). Had to wait ~forever to get menus (we had to go and get them ourselves at last). The nachos were cold. The Coke was dead. Waiter spilled (way too spicy) Bloody Mary on my jeans without apologizing. No wifi. Stay away and support local, independent pubs instead. I'll never set my foot in O'Learys again.

The Rose & Crown is what you'd call a typical British pub. The selection of beer is in my opinion…read morenot satisfying, but they do have Guinness, Kilkenny and East India if you're looking for darker beer. That will do for a starter. On Fridays they serve a free AW (afterwork) buffet that is pretty decent - taco inspired. You can also dine at a lower price until 7pm (limited selection from the menu). We had the entrecote for SEK 89. It is decent but of course not the best I've had. The fries are really good! Crisp and salty. They play older music which I appreciate. I guess this appeal to the older clientele. They accept AMEX.