Stockholm, Sweden
Birger Jarlsgatan 20
$
+46 854507600
N/A
Dine-in
Toilets
No wheelchair-accessible car park
AlcoholBeerCocktailsDancingSpiritsWine
Completely rude and a waste of money. You wait in line and the bouncer think they are gods and powerful. Don't go there.
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Different rooms with different music and one of the busier places. Can be problematic to get in but generally can. Dance floors very crowded and turn into giant mosh pits. Recommend ear plugs.
The tiny door guy clearly has some issues. Anyone he didn't like the look of was \too drunk to come in\ regardless of whether or not they had been drinking previously. Not worth
Worst service ever we had tickets for NYE, but apparently the bouncer is too cool for the world! Didn‘t get in, and 30 are lost! Thanks !!
One of those “guest list” clubs which is very common in Stockholm nightlife. The truth is you aren’t wanted as a tourist regardless of your gender, race or dress code if you aren’t speaking Swedish or with Swedish friends. I’d rather suggest the places that don’t tell this racist guest lists story if you think that you deserve better than waiting so long in the queue just to get rejected. But things are different if you are with locals, magically you are allowed anywhere you were rejected before even if nobody is on the guest list!
I didn't find this place anything special and I feel that I've got way overcharged for an overall negative experience. First of all, just to enter the place costs 200 SEK (about 20) and this doesn't even include the cloakroom fee. The drinks are not particularly cheap either. After all this, you also have to make peace with the fact that the guards just keep letting people in out of pure greed and going against all fire safety limits and guidelines, which soon enough will make your time there quite miserable, as you won't even have a mm of space to move, and people trying to move around will keep pushing and crushing you and stomp on your feet... It is really difficult to have any fun at all when you feel like a fish in a tin, or actually even worse. For the money you fork out to be in this place, you'd expect to at least have the possibility to have a nice time with your friends (which includes having enough space) without having to fear for your life...
Went there with a Swedish guy, obviously if you want to enter at 2:00 am you won’t, unless you know someone from the inside, you have to arrive early like 12:00. You can’t arrive drunk and you need to be good dressed “no jerseys” shorts etc, but all that is worthy want of the best party of my life. Swedish people were very kind to me and taked care of me when someone pushed me because of the music. I was a little drunk inside and people I didn’t knew just were saying to me enjoy the party come to dance. Everyone it’s open people.
Brace yourself for discrimination and ruining your night, if you can't speak Swedish! Scandinavian countries are proud of their tolerance but it doesn't apply in the night of life Stockholm! The rude bouncers ask if you are in the nonexistent guest list but others can enter freely. I appreciate the honesty of Swedish girl when we asked if they didn't want any tourists in here. She replied: In fact, we don't want anyone in here. So you can pretty much understand how your night will go!
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