Swedes love their beer and wine. In the summertime, the city seems to run on rosé, ideally enjoyed at an outdoor café-bar beside the water. The local... Read More
Swedes love their beer and wine. In the summertime, the city seems to run on rosé, ideally enjoyed at an outdoor café-bar beside the water. The locals tend to stay home during the week and hit the city on Friday and Saturday nights. That said, there’s always a crowd drinking at city-center restaurants such as Riche and Sturehof, especially as local offices close. A glass of French wine at Gaston in the Old Town is always a delight. Despite the high taxes on spirits, the city’s cocktail scene is thriving, with wonderful drinks being shaken and stirred at Marie Laveau and the bar at Teatergrillen.
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Cadierbaren
The bar inside one of Stockholm’s smartest hotels. You'd be smart to nab a table by the windows with views across the water to the Royal Palace. It’s a... Read More
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Mälarpaviljongen
If you’re in Stockholm on a warm evening, there really is nowhere better to be. This waterside café-bar extends onto three floating pontoons that afford... Read More
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Marie Laveau
This Södermalm bar and restaurant is named after an infamous voodoo practitioner from New Orleans, an apt choice for a place that excels at conjuring up... Read More
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Nosh & Chow
At this sleek bar, choose between enjoying a drink outside in the courtyard or inside at the bar, which adjoins one of the Stockholm’s most stylish... Read More
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Teatergrillen
Mathin Lundgren is one of the most well-known bartenders in Stockholm, making Teaterbaren—the bar space within Teatergrillen—a must for anyone who... Read More
