This place is pretty typical of other Bishops Arms locations I’ve been, with a pretty decent tap selection. It was open on a Sunday, but closed pretty early, so it’s hard to comment on atmosphere. But worth trying just for the tap list.

Went to the Bishop to have a good taste of their house ale, Arbetarporter, which I really enjoyed drinking in the library section of the pub. It’s a street corner pub, British-like, located in the outskirts of the beautiful Haga area. There’s a nice and quite large patio outside, and I really wonder why it’s not open during the best time of sunshine in early August. Polite service (visited, 03.08.2010).

The (as for new) newest of the three BA bars in Göteborg. It also feels like the lightest one, perhaps because this is not in a cellar? Staff seems to more or less change quite often, though some regular (good) ones remain. Rather big outdoor seating in summer, a but smallish and narrow inside. If you’re lucky you’ll get to see the beer cellar, located under the entrance! Food has been very bad once, which led me to not eat there for many months. Have had better luck since.

Very british and typical Bishop Arms interior. A nice selection of beer. Both on tap and bottles. Nice location at Järntorget.

Mixed clientelle, English furbishing out of a box. Mostly macros on tap, but some good stuff among them like Jever Pils. A few micros on tap, including Arbetarporter. Quite a few Scandinavian micros in botttles.

Visited with Gnoff. Nice atmosphere that feels very British with an old Victorian style, many great beers on tap (many local ones) and friendly service. They have a lot of rarities that don’t go to the US market or even outside of Sweden. It’s Sweden, and yes, once again beers are damn expensive. You might end up spending a good 89SEK for a tasteless lager.

Nice big cosey pub in Bishop Arms style. Very friendly service. Huge selection. 20 taps, and one special strong porter made especially for this place.

I liked this pub, visited an early afternoon March 27 th. I wanted to try many new beer and ordered several 25 cl samples, mostly Swedish micro. Friendly and helpful staff and nice pub-interior. Did not eat

Visited on a busy friday afternoon, the place was crowded, managed to get a seat after 5 min. This place looked a bit smaller than the other Bishops Arms that I have visited. The beers on tap seems to be taken from the Carlsberg selection, not a lot exciting, except those 5 beers from Swedish micros, announced on a small black board by the bar. Excellent food, and fast service.

Heh, "yet another Bishop’s Arms", but better, the location’s pretty great, the inside typical BA fare, only slightly more complex and better, and it has its own porter, which is quite good. The waiters were cool enough, efficient, and seemed to know their beer. To top it off, they had Närke Stormaktsporter as the dark beer of the month, for (from what people have confirmed) only 165SEK, which is quite brilliant. Haven’t looked at the rest of the bottle list but the other taps were quite unimpressive for me, far too much regular European stuff. It was completely packed on a Thursday night and I’d go there again.