If you’re a beer lover, head to the pubs of Södermalm on your trip to Stockholm. Bars offer good beers from all over the world, as well as Swedish brews, some of which are of an excellent standard.
Humlehof Bistro
Folkungagatan 128, 116 30 STOCKHOLM
A couple of hundred metres up Folkungagatan from the Viking terminal and you’ll see a very smartly decorated beer room/restaurant. There’s a pharmacy ceiling and impressive chandeliers on the ceiling. A classic feel, with a sleek touch. German and Czech beers are plentiful. Quite an affordable place.
The Big Ben Pub
Folkungagatan 97, 116 30 Stockholm, Ruotsi
The Big Ben Pub, as its name suggests, has a strong English style inside. Dim lighting and dark solid wood. A good 10 taps on the counter. Shepherds Neame often has two real ales. The Bishops Finger in particular justifies sitting in this pub alone for a whole day. In the bottles you can find, among other things, a Chimay`s colour range. A very relaxed atmosphere with ocasional lounge jazz.
HoneyHoney
Folkungagatan 59, 116 22 Stockholm On the corner of Folkungagatan and Östgötagatan, the bar that bears the name of Abba’s song calls itself a gastropub. On a Wednesday afternoon, none of the customers seem to be hungry, but thirsty. Classic solid wood is again popular in the interior design. Ten taps, including Sleeping Buldog from the island of Gotland. The atmosphere is created by the Billy Idol in the loudspeakers and the very reasonable prices.
Bottl3.5hop
As the name suggests only beers up to 3.5% by volume are available – thanks to Swedish legislation. But this is a great place to get a taste of what breweries are capable of these days in the low-alcohol beer category. For example a deliciously crisp, classic pilsner from Göteborgs nya brygger. The popular crispy crust pizza is baked in the oven to accompany the beer.
Kvarnen
Tjärhovsgatan 4, 116 21 Stockholm
An Art Nouveau house built in 1908 with a magnificent classic restaurant on the ground floor. The patinated bar desk of the time goes on indefinitely. A good dozen taps of Staropramen and Eriksberg, among others on the bar. At the back of the hall is the Bakfickan, a room where the focus is on Swedish and Czech microbrewery beer. The waiters are wearing silk waistcoats. This is a perfect setting for a beer moment. Unfortunately the lunch is only medium level.
Lagerbaren
Götgatan 97, Stockholm
The name Lagerbaren is not a complete omen. There are other beers than those fermented on bottom yeast. Quite a good selection. On a Monday afternoon, there’s a good crowd for eating and drinking. Sports are shown on TV and the prices are very reasonable for the area. No doubt there will be a lively crowd at Lagerbaren in the evenings.
Den Gröne Jägaren
Hundreds of years of history. The old side is a cosy, atmospheric wooden bar, the new side a Irish sports pub. The beer selection is limited to the big names; Staropramen, Brooklyn and Brewdog to name a few. You can also get Falcon, the pride of the country (which does not mean that its the greatest beer). One glass size, 4dl. Prices are basic.
Restaurang Axela
Ten taps from quite big brands. Also Staropramen. The restaurant’s own lager is also available, made by Stallarholmen Brewery. It doesn’t cause much rejoicing, however. Cheap and edible lunches are available to accompany the beer. A stunning terrace extends the space during the summer.
Hirschenkeller Götgatsbacken
Götgatan 46, Stockholm, T-Medborgarplatsen
Founded in 1976, the restaurant chain has a few locations around Stockholm. The semi-deserted bar is quite dim, despite the large windows. The name might suggest otherwise, but German beers are mainly limited to Paulaner. There are other beers, of course, from both the Czech Republic and Sweden. On the food menu, schnitzels and similar manly dishes. Prices are quite reasonable.
Omnipollos Hatt
Hökens gata 1A, 116 46 Stockholm, Ruotsi
A small brewpub from the globally acclaimed Omnipollo. Ten taps, including a couple of beers other than the brewery’s own. Of course the beers from the “ice cream brewery” are available topped with lemon slush. A real stone oven bakes pizzas when you need to get some salt in your body.
Oliver Twist
Repslagargatan 6, 118 46 Stockholm, Ruotsi
The legendary Oliver Twist established in 1993 always has 24 taps on counter. Swedish breweries, large and small, can be found. Servings are available from 1.5 dl upwards. A staggering range of bottles opens up in the fridges. A very popular lunch spot too. One of the best pubs in Södermalm.
Neverland Pub & Restaurang
Medborgarplatsen 3, 118 72 Stockholm
In Södermalm Market Hall you will find one stall and another, as well as a restaurant. There is also a cosy pub with a limited beer list but excellent food.
Black & Brown Inn
Hornsgatan 50 B • 118 21 Stockholm
The bar on the corner of Mariatorget is attractive just by its appearance. Inside the charm only doubles. The place opens at noon on weekends. As soon as it opens the dimly lit wooden bar starts to draw crowds of shopaholics for a drink. Twenty taps offer beers from the local area and from further away around the world. And there’s plenty of bottles to choose from. A great atmosphere.
Corno Strada – BAR & KÖK
Hornsgatan 37, 118 21 Stockholm, Sweden
An Italian-Turkish bar on Hornsgatan, the street that runs through Södermalm. Ten taps with traditional Norrlands guld, but also Firestone and Grängesbergs. The early opening time (Sat 11am) makes this a good starting point for a tour of Södermalm pubs.
Blå dörren
Södermalmstorg 6, 116 45 Stockholm
Only five taps, but there’s a delightful range of bottles to choose from. There are also small Swedish breweries. Food tends to be Greek, but Swedish food is also available. Lunch starts early, so you can skip the breakfast and start your Södermalm pub tour here.
Last Updated on October 14, 2024 by Flavorado
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