Very modern appearance, looking more like a fancy wine bar than a beer bar. An amazing selection of Belgian beers in Stockholm’s ’little Belgium’ area. Great if that’s what you are looking for, but nothing of interest if you live in Benelux area.

A cozy belgiaun pub. Has a good selection of trappist. Great mussles.

Belgian beer bar / restaurant. when I was there they had some Trappist on tap, not a common sight these days.

Nice cozy belgo pub with very nice service and the few times Ive been here they have been very knowledgable. Specially this one guy, but I forgot his name. Strange what belgian beers can do to your memory. the selection is very nice but not extraordinary. Food was great the one time I had it. Fantastic mussles, best I’ve had in town.

This is for Pressklubben, which is the place to go (Duvel is too stiff for me). One of my usual haunts. They get a high score on selection for their long list of Belgian beers. A high score on food only because of the sausage, which is bloody brilliant. The service varies unfortunately, but is usually good. It’s a bit expensive, but hey, it’s Stockholm!

Nice selection of belgian beers. The service is rather average and not very skilled. They usually turn up the stereo WAY too loud and the food is expensive and not really worth it. It is a place to go to (once), but there are better places in Stockholm.

Partly very competent staff.

I hear a lot of good about this place from friends, but everytime I come I leave with a feeling that this was the last visit. Nothing really attracts me, I don’t know why really. Belgian beer selection is good, but I’m more into american micro brews these days, so that might be the reason right there...

This rating goes for Duvel Café, as Pressklubben opened later than my schedule allowed. Good selection of Belgian beers, clean place. The pubpart during the day was a bit small with many people having a beer. The restaurantpart was atleast reserved for food customers only during lunchhours (which is ok). At the time of visiting good staff who knew their beer and how to pour them (even asked if we want to pour the beer ourselves). Didn’t try the food. Relaxing athmosphere.

Neat Belgo-phile bar in a quiet part of town. Good selection of bottles, but nothing you can’t get in other well-stocked Belgian-focused watering holes. About 150 different bottles, 8-10 on tap. The male staff that poured our beers from the keg had absolutely no idea what he was doing, splashing a fine Triple Karmeliet and a Maredsous 10 in the glass like it was any damned old Pripps. Inexcusable and in my book delivers a swift K.O. to the Service rating.