Loch Ness

Super cozy and small place. Around 10 taps with very different types of beer. Carlsberg and Falcon represented but also some Swedish micros. A fridge full of bottles is there too. Super friendly and knowledgeable service. Prices are Swedish

Small cosy bar on a side street. Same friendly owner for the last 20+years. I love coming here and there is always some new beers I haven’t seen before to try out. Food isn’t bad either. Friendly crowd too.

A hidden gem of the Stockholm pub scene. Ridiculously friendly atmosphere and great home cooked food! The beer selection is quite small, but the taps are well-handled and fresh.

Located a block south of the Mariatorget, this small pub has a fair selection of British and Swedish bottles and taps. Got to meet the owner, Stella, on her way home for restitution. Meeting her only added to the friendly atmosphere I had found here. I stayed for one beer more than I had intended. (9.9.2010)

A small lokal pub that is well hidden and not known to many but the locals and some beer geeks. They have a small selection of beer on tap English, Swedish, Check but have around 35 bottle beer from England mostly. The food is said to be good as Stella the owner cooks it in the small kitchen and serves it with and chatts with the guests. The beer is perhaps a litle expencive but the selection is different from most other pubs and imported in small amounts. Very friendly place.

The number one place for atmosphere and friendliness in Stockholm. You feel instantly at home at this rather unassuming bar with about thirty five seats and the bartenders all know your name and greet you like an old friend when you step inside. The bartenders’ playing music of his/her choice), but on low volume, so you can easily converse with the regulars without shouting. Beers are mostly at 78 SEK a bottle/glass, they have got a guy who makes trips around the UK and brings home his favourites to the bar. They have also got a food menu and sell crisps from Pipers for 20 SEK.