EBG Rating: 7.5/10

Choice/Quality of Drinks:
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Interesting beers on tap from an independent local producer O/O, making this a de facto taproom of sorts. 8 taps is more than ample given the tiny size of the place, with a range of styles available.

Style/Décor:
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Simple, compact walk in bar with a row of raised seating to the right of the entrance, bar to the left with stools and high tables with a capacity of perhaps 20-30 at a push. Wood fittings are effective and during the evenings. Colourful modern art on the walls.

Atmosphere/Character:
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The combo of warm wood fitting, colourful artwork and lighting, candlelit tables proves especially atmospheric in the early evening. The compact size prevents it from ever feeling sterile. The dining feels unnecessary but we are in Sweden where it’s a legal requirement, so they make the best of it.

Amenities/Events:
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Food, snacks.

Value For Money:
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Pricing could be more democratic.

Description:
A compact knajpa, mini-bistro and neighbourhood hangout, O/O also operates as a de facto taproom for the eponymous brewery. This means interesting beers on tap from an independent local producer. 8 taps is more than ample for a bar that fits perhaps 30 people at a push. The bar also operates a tiny open kitchen, so has the feel of a tapas bar or Japanese snack bar. All of these influences hybridise in to what is, stripped down to its essentials a pretty effective venue.

There is a legal requirement to serve food so given that restriction they do make the best of it.

Sadly opening only mid-afternoon onwards does limit its convenience, but so long as you are armed with that information, you can pick your visit.

The location gives it a neighbourly/district feel rather than being a perma-busy bar with a city crowd, again to its credit.

Overall it snuck on our guide weighing up all the pros and cons and more than happy to recommend it.

(Added May 2026)