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.

One of the staffs is really rude. I wont come back again. I don't know what is his problem but It…read moreseems that he think that he is allowed to yell at anybody who look middleeastern. First he didnt let us go downstairs for the live jazz , then there was this item which was taken to accoubt two times and we avoifed it by chance and then wheb we wanted to pay he started yelling at us... and when I compland he just told me to leave... I didnt feel safe and comfortable there. If you are not swedish or europian it is not a good place for you...

This is a bar full of regulars with a great selection of beers, a lot of live music, and some cozy…read moreplaces to sit. Although cozy can also mean tight and crowded depending on the night. The bartenders know what they're doing, but are usually running around serving food also, so if it's busy, don't expect too much conversation and talk from them. The food is just ok, although the sausage and cheese plate is a decent choice to take the edge off the hunger.

Came here at 10:30 pm on a Sunday night and it happened to be organ night! We only got to hear two…read moresongs before they wrapped up, but it was very fun and cool. Vibes are chill, casual, and quirky. We ordered our drinks upon arrival at the bar, service was quick and efficient. My bf got a beer and I got a Kopparberg cider, which I had never had before, but I loved! Highly recommend giving this famous jazz bar a visit if you can!

Want some blues in Sweden, here you go. A but cozy but a fun blues bar in the heart of Gamla Stan…read more 15€ cover on a weeknight.

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

Mondays at longtime jazz club are what they call "classical" but they had the singer Ulla, who…read moreperformed beautifully art songs and traditional & modern Swedish songs (reminiscent of Jacques Brel cabaret songs). Baked goat cheese starter and mussels (we had one order Normandy style with a sauce of apples, bacon, calvados); and the other with a sauce that had Roquefort cheese--both excellent). There are only 30 seats in this tiny place. Service was warm and welcoming and attentive.

This place is like something out of a book. It's cool,…read morenicely lit, intimate, hot and unique. All that was missing for the full look was the cloud of smoke in the air! It was jam packed here so we had to stand at the bar which was uncomfortably snug and the heat was insane but I imagine that if you came here with a reservation the atmosphere would be great. They have live music here most nights and you pay a small fee of 40k after each set. I have heard however that the place is closing in months time, end of June. So come here before you miss your chance, an while your at it try there chocolate cake! It's incredible! -1 star for the heat, really need air conditioning, or open a door.

Of the 3 jazz clubs I visited while in Stockholm, Fasching was the biggest, fanciest and grandest…read more The crowd was also the oldest looking, with about 25% being tourists, including myself. I walked in rather late at around 10pm, no seats available and plenty of standing room. No one stopped me for a cover charge, yay! I think the cheapest beer was less than 50SEK. The bartender was friendly enough and spoke perfect English. Not sure who the band was, but they sounded American, talked like they were American, and they sounded good! Definitely worth a visit if you like jazz, but don't want the seriousness of Glenn Miller Cafe or Stampen.

Good grub, tasty drink, and close seating to the stage. So probably great seating for all…read more Times visited: 1

I'm not sure what to rate this place because I don't think it's open anymore. Is it? No lines or…read morepeople at 11:30 on a Friday night and the building looked abandoned. At least the first floor did.

A great bar in the middle of all the action in Stockholm, the reality today is that cooler bars are…read morenow opening below and around the Spy Bar. Great Cocktails, cool bar - worth a visit.

Fint plats med mycket detaljer varsomhelst man tittar på. Konserthuset Stockholm är en fantastisk…read moreplats med imponerande arkitektur och vackra detaljer vart man än tittar. Byggnaden utstrålar en tidlös elegans och erbjuder en unik atmosfär. Konsten som pryder lokalerna ger en extra dimension till upplevelsen, och de kulturella evenemangen är alltid av högsta kvalitet. Ett besök här är både inspirerande och minnesvärt.

Stockholm is full of amazing buildings. Im guessing it doesnt get too much more iconic then the…read moreconcert hall. Crazy at it overlooks the open market of Hötorgshallen as a backdrop. The large looming columns, the large statues..a classic landmark

I'm not sure whether this place warrants 2 or 3 stars. I went with 3 because it technically is a…read moresports bar and that's what most people will be here for anyway. The beer is an ok price and the staff is really friendly and helpful. Lots of locals keep the atmosphere cozy as well. The food is where it went awry. I really enjoyed the grilled vegetables on my plate but the tuna steak was horribly overcooked. It wasn't seasoned well either, so it was very unpleasant to eat. I also didn't get a picture of my plate because it was messy. Someone I was with got a pulled pork burger and the patty looked like it was made hours ago and just sat in the heat. I definitely don't think the food was worth it. For drinks and sports, though, give it a shot!

This place is at its best on nice summer days, sitting outside on the patio. The service is casual,…read morefriendly, and efficient. The food is priced reasonably and well prepared. I have been quite happy with the burgers served there. Made with a substantial patty of good quality beef, cooked nicely, and too much other stuff (though not bad stuff) piled on. The fries are the same frozen ones that seem ubiquitous in Stockhom. Better quality, thin crispy fries would boost up the experience a notch. This problem is general, not Dick Turpin's alone. I don't get it. Maybe it's a lack of availability of the right type of potatoes- large "baking" potatoes- the ones with the drier crumbly texture. The fish and chips is also good, although it has been a little greasy on one or two occasions. Two large fillets of Cod fried in classic English batter, usually done just about right- crisp golden batter coating on the outside, perfectly cooked fish on the inside. Overall, a nice neighbourhood English style pub with good food and beer and friendly service at fair prices. A ten minute walk from home, so very convenient. I feel fortunate that it's around. PS- Dick Turpin was a notorious Highwayman with an interesting life story.