Needed to get some presents for a group of folks and was recommended this shop for spirits. It's…read moreequivalent to a Beverages and More that we have in the states but more refined. Landed a solid selection of. Mikkeller beers, which i must say made my recipients very happy. Turns out the guy right behind me was thinking the same thing getting some Mikkeller as well. So we proceeded to beer geek out as we left the store!

Serves it's intended purpose, but that's about it. Visiting Sweden from the US, I was hoping for a…read moregreat selection of European wines. I found the quality to be somewhat on the lower end of the spectrum, especially from Spanish and Italian regions. Still, I found a half-way decent French / Chateauneuf du Pape. Prices nothing to write home about. The check-out clerk, however, was rather friendly.

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.

This is the state-operated liquor store in the Hötorgshallen, Systembolaget. Living in North…read moreCarolina, I'm used to this sort of thing. The authorities like to control distribution of alcohol and in Sweden it is done through this organization that is generally referred to as "the system." They are the ONLY retail store in Sweden that is allowed to sell alcoholic beverages that have more than 3.5% alcohol by volume. If you're looking for better beer (take away) and spirits (like vodka, rum, gin, and such), this is it. Prices are clearly marked and aren't excessive. An interesting effect to this is that you might find some bargains on name brand spirits compared to the more generic brands. There are no specials and all are sold at room temperature, i.e., beer is not refrigerated. Be prepared to show some sort of identification to purchase. Note that Systembolaget's stores close by 8 pm on weekdays and 3 pm on Saturdays. They are not open on Sunday, or certain holidays. So plan your drunken debauchery ahead of time, or just go hit up a pub. [Review 18713 overall - 47 in Sweden - 2236 of 2022.]

Who doesn't love the holy keeper of all things alcohol…read more.. Beer, wine, liquor.... Brandy, Whiskey, Scotch... Bourbon, Vodka, Tequila.... They got it all... and they're the only ones who can claim that in Sweden :)

Buy a bottle of Penfolds chardonnay for 150 kroner. Avoid chatueu st michelle as it was skunkedread more

Well organized, especially if you know what you want. Me, I wanted the box wine. If you are coming…read morefrom the States, especially the Bay Area, be prepared for a little sticker shock. Especially when you figure what SEK is in USD.However you won't be drinking as much because if the news is bad, you won't understand it. As you can tell from "box wine", I am not a wine connoisseur. But there are many wines and hard liquor in all price levels. I ended up purchasing what someone else did that also had more empty spaces on the shelf. The store is bright. Checkout is friendly and competent. When we are in Sodermalm, this is where I come.