Wide and varied selection same as many of the other Bishop Arms in Sweden. sidewalk patio, a number of hand pumps, expansive interior. Solid selection of taps but more limited number of bottles compared to all other non-Akkurat bars in Stockholm.

Great little place with a tremendous selection of beers from around the world, heavy of Sweden, of course, but Scotland, USA and Iceland as well. Very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. A must try in Stockholm.

A top place in Stockholm for beer: less fancy than Akkuratt, great service, quiet and calm. Still looks like a UK pub inside with some English hand pull cask beers. A very impressive bottle lists boasts beer from Iceland, Narke Kaggen, Alesmith, Port Brewing, Three Floyds. Lots of random oddball rarities. Taps are mostly Swedish crafts. Correct glassware, proper pours, and very friendly staff with some good recommendations. Probably my favorite beer bar in Stockholm.

Really cozy bar with some nice outdoor seating. The menu is of course stellar- I enjoyed the Armand and Tomme blend from 3F and contemplated getting some of the Abstrakts, but they were very pricy. Nice tap list and pretty good service.

We visited this branch of Bishop’s Arms on a Saturday during the day. Interior is traditional and is reminiscent of an upmarket Wetherspoons! Staff were friendly and fairly knowledgeable. The tap selection was decent with the likes of Brewdog, North Coast, Mikkeller and some Swedish micros (but sadly no Narke) on offer. The bottle list is pretty special indeed. They had plenty of interesting things to choose from: Brewdog Absrakts, Cigar City, Lost Abbey Sours, Heady Topper etc…… Some of the rarer stuff has a fairly ludicrous price-tag to match though! Given the selection I would return in the future.

Visited first time on August 5, 2010. Been make more, latest now end of February 2013.
Located a fair bit from the metro station, but not too far for a refreshing walk to build up your thirst. In summer a small outdoor seating area, but all year round a fairly big indoor seating in several levels. As for most BA pubs a quite OK range of draught and bottled beers, though the staff this time and others I’ve visited are somewhat clueless to what is happening outside of their own pub. Still haven’t tried eating at this place.

Walked here from Oliver Twist (bit of a long walk, but I wanted to see this part of the town). The guy going out when I was going in was a dead ringer for Patrick Stewart O.o. Inside, typical BA. You’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. Not enough people to create an atmosphere, but it did seem more relaxed than most of them (again, because of that). Which might have something to do with the outrageous BA prices. No real rarities on tap this time (actually a first for me in a BA, always had luck before), so I ordered another overpriced Swedish seasonal lager, S:t Eriks Sommaröl and it cost me 75 SEK. As they wouldn’t serve anything less than 0.5l. (though I don’t thing that the cost of a 0.33l would be any less outrageous). The bottles in the fridges looked appealing, including what seemed to be a(n almost) full lineup of Brewdog’s Abstrakts, which I safely ignored, knowing that the price would only piss me off further. If going for ticks, don’t go here alone, unless you’re willing to spend and drink A LOT.

As I arrived, a big sign tells me they have Närke Folk-Ale available. Once I enter it has been off the taps for quite some time. I decide to go for one of the beers from Malmö, but no matter how much I ask, I cant get a small glass, but have to go for à big. I dont think the waitress even bothered to look at me during the procedure of ordering, poring, serving and arranging payment for the beer. Otherwise à standard Bishops Arms with some nice stuff on bottles.

Cosy pub which doesn’t have such a wide range of beers as the Vasagatan pub, but the interior is better in my opinion and the staff seem to be less stressed. Whilst it doesn’t have the same quantity of beers as the Vasagatan pub, the quality is high and this is worth visiting if you’re in the area.

First stop on a crawl with a friend on 21st June 2012. Traditionally-furnished pub on Folkungagatan, with friendly, welcoming staff and a very good selection of tap and bottle beers. I enjoyed an excellent 40cl of Närke Jontes Atgeir on this visit. Worth the effort of finding.