Hallwylska innergården

Place with a really good relaxing vibe! This is how the cultural project should be run: a great museum during the day and a fine chill bar in the evening.
Love from the first sight! Not too crowded, not too busy, not too noisy, perfect location.
Need more than visits to definitely ensure that Hallwylska is the best thing that happened to the summer Stockholm this year.

Even though you can pronounce this place, you should definitely give it a try. Secluded in between the houses off Norrmalmstorg this place is a hidden gem that should be mandatory on a Swedish summer night.
Food or drinks doesnt matter, for the one who choose food, they have a separate area to sit down and have a more serious act for that. Otherwise you will be fine hanging around the bar near the entrance. And if you are lucky enough, you might even get a spot to rest your legs at.
The ambience, service and people makes this place a must, for the ones who hate missing out on a great night.

Cool place — and a very nice way to open up a previously unknown or hidden part of Stockholm. The yard itself is very cool, and the whole setting is inviting. I went there only for drinks, so I can’t judge the food, nor the seating area only reserved for people who want to eat.
They have no special after work prices, and the selection of beer is limited to one kind. No draft beers are available either. The place got crowded fast with people from all age groups, and everyone tried to conquer the few chairs which are scattered around the perimeter.
The drinks were well made, and the wine was good!
On the minus side, there are only two unisex restrooms («toilets» for non-​Texans) which everyone have to share. This resulted in long lines — also for men. And the music was extremely loud after a while. The DJ was playing quite good bar music, but as they increased the volume bit by bit, it eventually got so loud that it was hard to keep a conversation. We were sitting fairly close to a speaker, so perhaps it’s better in other parts of the bar…
An interesting watering hole in Downtown Stockholm.