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 Pleasant place with plenty of seafood |
Linnégatan 52 Gothenburg 413 08 Sweden +46 31 12 5211 |
12-52 is situated quite far up on Linnégatan, near Linnéplatsen. The restaurant is bright and inviting and the large terrace has a nice view of the often-crowded street. There is plenty of seafood on the menu; the starters especially being made with marine ingredients. But a selection of game is also available, including deer. The cheaper bistro menu offers a large variety of dishes. Lunch is served every weekday, as is usual in Sweden. There are two dishes, one that goes by the name of Swedish Tradition and one called Nytt o Lätt (New and Light), with fewer calories. There is also always a soup of the week. The nearest tram stop is Linnéplatsen, where lines 1 and 2 stop, but the walk from Järntorget isn't exceptionally long, and more trams stop there. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Hamburgers on the way home |
Vasagatan 7 Gothenburg 411 24 Sweden +46 31 701 7725 |
People walking west after visiting late bars and clubs rarely manage to pass 7:ans without buying something for that early morning hunger. The hamburgers and milkshakes are great, and there are often special deals. If you run out of money at the bar, a Pommes with Mexidressing (a plate French fries with strong Mexican sauce) for SEK19 (EUR2.24) is recommended. To get here, take trams 2 or 3 to Vasa Viktoriagatan. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inexpensive local restaurant |
Herkulesgatan 3A Gothenburg 41701 Sweden +46 31 65 4095 |
The low ceiling of this place, and its wooden tables and benches establish a beer-hall atmosphere, and perhaps also the illusion that you are outdoors when actually indoors. The menu is simple, with plenty of meat, a little fish, a little pasta and a few smaller dishes. Drinks and ice creams are always included in the children's menu. Happy Hour takes place every day between 3p and 10p, when a large draught beer costs SEK25 (EUR2.95). Live music is played every Friday and Saturday. Ada's hardly belongs to the crème de la crème of Gothenburg's restaurant life, but offers inexpensive, good food and quick service for those undeterred by cluttered walls and a large, rowdy bar. The nearest tram stop is Hjalmar Brantingsplatsen, served by tramlines 2 and 5 and plenty of buses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Dutch genius near Ullevi |
Odinsgatan 19-21 Gothenburg 41103 Sweden +46 31 15 5709 |
This is something as unbelievable as a Dutch neighbourhood restaurant, located in between Ullevi and the train station. It offers traditional Dutch cuisine, deep-fried dishes, some smaller courses and pancakes in a genuinely friendly Dutch atmosphere. The actual restaurant is quite simple, the walls are cluttered with Dutch curiosities. The location of the restaurant is fairly central, near Nordstan with its shopping and just a stone's throw from Ullevi, the arena where many events take place. The nearest tram stop is Centralstationen, for lines 1, 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dining area with mixed menu downstairs, bar upstairs |
Kungsportsavenyn 29 Gothenburg 411 36 Sweden +46 31 20 6087 |
Babar has a pleasant dining area with large windows overlooking Avenyn. The menu is mixed, with selections of vegetarian dishes, seafood and roasts. Both traditional dishes and modern ones are on offer. The dining room has a very different ambience from the bar; it has a sense of intimacy and cosiness. Upstairs, the bar sports a games area and large windows, also overlooking Avenyn. These make the bar seem larger than it actually is. Every day the bar offers a two—for—one deal on most drinks until 10pm, and on Sundays the offer is valid all night. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Turkish cuisine |
Haga Kyrkogata 14 Gothenburg 411 23 Sweden +46 31 701 7143 |
Bazar has evolved from a tiny little student café to a pleasant, popular restaurant. The décor is red, with Turkish carpets and wall decorations. Bazar is right opposite the University's business college and close to the Institute of Social Sciences. Apart from the student population, the rest of Gothenburg has discovered Amanda and her Turkish delights. Choose between köfte (Turkish meatballs), Turkish pasta and salad, among other things. Apart from the usual brands of beer, the bar also serves Turkish raki. And every once in a while, there is entertainment in the form of Turkish belly dancing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Heavy metal nightclub |
Kompaniet Kungsgatan 19 Gothenburg 41311 Sweden +46 31 711 9946 |
Fasten your studded belt, your leather armbands and your motorcycle boots. Every other Friday, the hardest and blackest rock rules at Klubb Belsepub at Kompaniet. Gothenburg has always had a thriving hard rock scene with a loyal and devoted audience. This has been a factor in the emergence of a number of local and national bands in this genre. Belsepub is one of the meeting places for these hard rocking fans, with both national and international overtones. Kompaniet admits approximately 400 people, and the minimum age is 18. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Billiards galore |
Ekelundsgatan 9-11 Gothenburg 40126 Sweden +46 31 13 2480 |
Biljardpalatset, which translates into 'Billiard's Palace' is a haven for billiards lovers. With the fine combination of beer and billiards, you're sure to have a great time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet food away from the city noise |
Lasarettsgatan 5 Gothenburg 411 19 Sweden +46 31 711 7290 |
Not a well-known restaurant in Gothenburg, Bistro 1965 nevertheless offers fine, modern Swedish cooking in a hip yet rustic environment. The guests are seated beneath a starry ceiling of lamps, and are able to look through the window into the kitchen, or out over Kungshöjd, a central part of Gothenburg untouched by the hustle and bustle of city life. The restaurant can be hard to find. The closest tram and bus stop is Grönsakstorget, but for those not familiar with Gothenburg, a taxi or explicit directions are recommended. The dishes are well prepared and on the expensive side, but on the other hand, the restaurant has received much praise. The chefs are young and adventurous. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bitter and Sweet |
Linnégatan 59 Gothenburg 40233 Sweden +46 31 24 9120 http://www.bitterbar.com/ |
You can enjoy both food and drink at the Bitter Bar & Restaurang. It's a trendy place that serves up delicious strawberry daiquiris. Ask for the white chocolate sprinkles on top and indulge your sweet tooth. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hip, Multi-Cultural Cafe |
Magasinsgatan 3 Gothenburg 41117 Sweden +46 31 13 8555 http://www.blissresto.com/ |
Following an international theme, Bliss Resto is a cafe that serves multi-cultural cuisine and attracts a hip, modern crowd. Weekends are a special treat for disco lovers when they can jive to the tunes of international DJs. Cocktails are available for the adventurous drinker. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Neighbourhood restaurant in the centre of town |
Torggatan 1 Gothenburg 41105 Sweden +46 31 711 1606 |
Bommen has a tried and tested, successful concept. Lunches are served on weekdays for those who work nearby, and a pub and à la carte menu are available in the evenings and on weekends for passers-by and regulars. The menu offers a selection of meat and fish dishes and there is also one vegetarian dish. There are no surprises in the starters and desserts either, this is purely ordinary food without any twists. The restaurant is nicely furnished, the marine details that characterise so many of the restaurants in Gothenburg are present even here. The nearest tram stop is Lilla Bommen, where tram 5 and several buses stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inexpensive restaurant with plenty of gambling |
Nils Ericssonsgatan 23 Gothenburg 41103 Sweden +46 31 15 1045 |
The Bookmaker bets its money on food, televised football and gambling, not necessarily in that order. The food is inexpensive, and the restaurant offers lunch on weekdays and a slightly larger selection in the evenings and on weekends. Fish and chips, burgers and other dishes are staple fare here. There are several different casinos and other games—blackjack, roulette and so on. There are also a few different food and drink offers on the Saturdays on which football games are televised. The nearest tram stop is Centralstationen, where trams 1, 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9 stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restaurant with 132 different kinds of beer |
Drottninggatan 41 Gothenburg 41107 Sweden +46 31 710 1160 |
Brasserie Ferdinand is right in the centre of Gothenburg, under the large store NK. Ferdinand was voted Beer Restaurant of the Year in 1996, and beer probably is the main item of interest here. There are 132 different brands of beer, most of them bottled. But Brasserie Ferdinand also has a varied menu, with both meat and fish dishes. There is always a vegetarian main course and every weekday between 5p and 8p, they serve a Dinner of the Day for SEK58 (EUR6.44). There is also a bar menu with slightly cheaper dishes, such as seafood soup or chili with nachos and trimmings. For those interested in organising some fun for a group of people, there are beer-tasting nights which are only available by booking. These include the history of beer and the information on how beer is distilled, among other things. The nearest tram stop is Brunnsparken, where all trams stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top class cuisine right on Avenyn |
Kungsportsavenyn 8 Gothenburg 41136 Sweden +46 31 10 5830 http://www.brasserielipp.com |
Brasserie Lipp steals prospective customers from other, less centrally located restaurants. With some right, it is pertinent to add. The restaurant offers top-level food and a fine menu at rather high prices, but also a proximity to the city's pulsating nightlife. Not infrequently, many tourists' adventures in Gothenburg's nightlife start here, in the well-stocked bar. The usual starters and main courses are on the menu, as are a number of medium dishes, for those not hungry enough for a full meal. Between April and September the restaurant is also open on Sundays, between 11:30a and 1a. Nearest tram stop: Valand (trams 3, 4, 5, 6, 8). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dancing and champagne for the mature |
Kungsportsavenyn 8 Gothenburg 40016 Sweden +46 31 10 5820 http://www.bubblesnightclub.com |
Bubbles nightclub caters to the 30+ crowd. There are comfortable sofas throughout, and on Saturdays they are always set with magnum bottles of champagne. You can book the sofas or even the whole nightclub for a larger crowd. Bubbles has room for about 300 guests, and is next-door to Brasserie Lipp on Avenyn. The best way to get here is on trams 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 to Valand. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally located nightclub with its own profile |
Kristinelundsgatan 3 Berber Bar Gothenburg 41137 Sweden +46 31 16 3725 |
Why not try something a bit different on the nightclub scene? Bwana Club is centrally located on a street parallel to Vasagatan, behind the Röhsska Museum. They close quite early, at 1am, so it is a good place to start your night before continuing on to one of the clubs that close at 5am. Musically they offer quite a peculiar mix of styles, such as rai, Latin, ragga and bhangwa, with different DJs in charge of the selections. For more information check the Friday newspaper supplement. Entry is to the above 22 year only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mediterranean style cafe |
Östra Larmgatan 19 Gothenburg 41110 Sweden +46 31 13 6695 http://www.cafecappuccino.nu/i... |
From salads and baked potatoes to specialty Italian cuisine, Capuccino offers patrons a taste of the Mediterranean. They offer a la carte dishes as well as French, Greek and Italian buffet, takeaways and deliveries. Special monthly invoices can be arranged for corporate clients and tango dances with live music can be arranged for private or corporate events. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Early breakfast |
Linnégatan 57 Gothenburg 413 08 Sweden +46 31 24 9670 |
The main reason for visiting Coffee House is the breakfast they serve. You have four different menus to choose from. For example their porridge will keep you satisfied for a long time. Coffee House also opens earlier than many other cafés, so you can have breakfast out in the middle of the week, not only on weekends. The location on Linnégatan, close to Slottsskogen, also makes Coffee House suitable for a coffee stop on your Sunday stroll. Trams 1 and 2 go to Linnéplatsen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Crêpes, from a hole in the wall |
Linnegatan 32 Gothenburg 41308 Sweden |
It may be a slight exaggeration to call the area around Prinsgatan the French part of Gothenburg. But it does have a French restaurant, a cheese shop and a chocolaterie. And where it ends at Linnégatan, you will find Gothenburg's only crêperie. It opens pretty late and mainly caters to people coming home from work or people walking home at night. It has a wide selection of pancakes and the average price is around SEK35 (EUR4.13). To get here, take tram 1 to Prinsgatan. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Australian style and flavours |
Kristinelundsgatan 16 Gothenburg 411 37 Sweden +46 31 81 1812 http://www.dancindingo.se |
Genuine Australian bar and restaurant, owned by an Australian. Dancin' Dingo, in a basement not far from Avenyn, is most popular for the inexpensive beer. The queues outside are long on weekend nights, and there is a definite risk of a loud and rowdy crowd. Every once in a while, there is a live cover band to entertain the bar guests. The food is typically Australian, with large steaks and burgers with names like Bondi Beach Burger and Outback Sirloin Steak. The actual restaurant is quite cozy, with several different rooms and a simple décor. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home to Over 1600 Beers |
Kronhusgatan 2b Gothenburg Sweden +46 (0)31 13 60 70 |
The Delirium Café is home to over 1600 beers. Located behind Kronhusbodarna at the centre of the city, the interior is warm, friendly and always bustling with an eclectic mix of customers. The waitresses are bedecked in t-shirts and suspenders and the bar staff is friendly and very willing to help the customers select a beverage from the enormous beer list. Good food is also on the menu with a separate eating area in the back. There is a good selection of affordable drinks, but you will have to pay a premium for the more exclusive beers. Seating is at long shared tables or at more private four-seaters and there is the option of a very popular balcony area. This bar is a must-see for the seasoned drinker and a relaxing café for everyone else. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hit it! |
Vallgatan 3 Gothenburg 41303 Sweden +46 31 711 2410 http://www.restaurangdojan.com/ |
Dojan occupies an important spot in the Gothenburg nightlife. A restaurant by day, it undergoes a complete transformation by night. Stop by for an evening full of delicious food, yummy drinks and great music. The place is most packed on weekends - that's when the live bands keep it alive and rocking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Cheers to the music |
Östra Hamngatan 50 B Gothenburg 41109 Sweden +46 31 13 2756 http://http://www.dubliner.se |
With several branches in both Sweden and Finland, the Dubliner has become a popular hangout. It offers the perfect combination for a great evening - loads of beer and great music. Make sure you get here early when the live acts are held - that's when it's packed to the brim. On Sundays and Mondays, the upstairs' venue is available for private functions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large café on Avenyn |
Kungsportsavenyn 39 Gothenburg 411 36 Sweden +46 31 16 3070 |
Evas Paley is perfectly situated halfway up Avenyn and with lots of space for the outdoor section. In the summer, this is a good place to sit and observe people walking by, and to be seen. Evas Paley is fully licensed and also serves lunches. But their coffee and cakes are a bit too expensive, especially as there are lots of cheaper places close by. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beautifully situated by Stora Teatern |
Kungsparken Gothenburg 41115 Sweden +46 31 701 7070 |
Figaro is in a cellar vault in Stora Teatern, one of the theatres in the centre of Gothenburg, right where Avenyn starts. The view out towards the canal and Kungsparken is magnificent, especially in the summer when the large outdoor service area is open. There is also a very popular outdoor bar at that time. The food is mixed, with an international touch. There is also a lot of barbecued and grilled food. The restaurant seats about 80 guests, many more if you count the outdoor terrace. The nearest tram stop is Kungsportsplatsen, where trams 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exclusive gourmet restaurant |
Götaplatsen Gothenburg 412 56 Sweden +46 31 81 2580 http://www.fondrestaurang.com/ |
Owned by one of Sweden's most famous younger generation chefs, Stefan Karlsson, Fond sports several other award-winning chefs, among them Chef of the Year. The food is expensive, suitable for businessmen with expenses accounts. But Fond is a definite must for someone with a lot of money to spend and an interest in gourmet cooking. The dining hall is modern with a typical Scandinavian design, the eating area is non-smoking and the guests command a majestic view of Gothenburg's pride, the Avenue. If you are dying for a smoke, you may sit at the bar, where cigars are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional local Italian cuisine |
Kungsgatan 6B Gothenburg 411 19 Sweden +46 31 13 7372 |
In its quiet location in the centre of town; Fontana di Trevi is a romantic oasis within the hustle and bustle of city life. The menu offers a number of Italian delicacies such as prosciutto ham with melon, and tiramisù. Besides fish and meat courses there are also some pasta dishes to choose from; these are slightly cheaper. The restaurant is small and cosy, with large mirrors and Italian curiosities on the walls. The small terrace area is the most romantic part of the restaurant, definitely a good background for a proposal! The nearest tram stop is Järntorget (tram lines 1, 3, 4 and 9), but it is quite a walk from there; it is simpler to take buses 19, 64, 85, 86 or 114 to Esperantoplatsen or splash out on a taxi. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Obscure café downtown |
Kungstorget 10 Gothenburg 411 10 Sweden +46 31 711 1062 |
You can easily pass by Franks several times without noticing it is a café. Especially in the winter, in the summertime there are at least some chairs and tables on the pavement. But it would be unfortunate to miss it. The café is relaxed and serves continental eats, and consists of a long, narrow room. If you like to try different kinds of coffee, this is the right place, with a whole wall full of coffee jars. There is a taxi rank just outside. To get here, take trams 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 to Kungsportsplatsen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Well-known central café |
Östra Larmgatan 14 Gothenburg 411 07 Sweden |
Most people in Gothenburg, young and old, know of Fröken Olsson. The place has been around for ages, but after being renovated, the classic café style has been exchanged for a modern but still personable design with mosaics and tiles. The cakes are good, especially the meringues. In the summer, you can also have a table in the secluded yard. Being situated between Kungsportsplatsen and the shopping centre Femmans Affärscentrum, Fröken Olsson is perfect for anyone out shopping. Get here on trams 1, 4, 5, 6 or 8 to Kungsportsplatsen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nightclub in the city centre |
Östra Larmgatan 18 Gothenburg 411 07 Sweden +46 31 711 0702 |
This old flagship (the house was built in 1918) always seems to make a comeback on the nightclub and restaurant scene, in one way or the other. Nowadays, Gamle Port is a restaurant, and a nightclub that is open during weekends, with DJs as well as live music and other performances. There is a pub menu wih a price range of SEK59-99 (EUR6.6-11.7), and also an à la carte menu with a price range of SEK154-173 (EUR18.20-20.40). The minimum age for admission is 18. Gamle Port is situated centrally near Kungsportsplatsen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Café with a young clientele close to Avenyn |
Vasagatan 40 Gothenburg 41137 Sweden +46 31 774 1925 |
Garbo is situated between Vasaplatsen and Avenyn. It is not a theme café, in spite of the name; the only connection to Greta Garbo is created by a few photos. The guests are young and the café can be noisy. On Sundays, it is laidback and lazy, however. Many cafés have good Sandwiches and in Garbo's case it is because of the bread. The fillings are quite ordinary, but the warm Baguettes themselves are fantastic. To get here, take trams 2, 3, 6, 7 or 8 to Vasaplatsen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All the Glitz |
Kristinelundsgatan 14 Gothenburg Sweden +46 31 20 4885 http://www.restaurangguiden.se... |
An ideal place to unwind after a hard day at work. This place offers excellent Australian, Italian, French and Spanish wines. The highlight is the after-work buffet that gives your taste buds a real treat. All this and more in a plush ambience with tons of glitz and glamor. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Czech flavor |
Sveagatan 25 Gothenburg 41314 Sweden +46 31 13 6262 http://www.gylleneprag.com |
The name of this place translates into 'Golden Prague'. Gyllene Prag serves traditional Czech food and here's the bonanza...pay for one glass of beer and get an unlimited supply for the evening. No wonder this restaurant has been a popular hangout since the 70s! A Sunday lunch costs 119 SEK including drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Drinking time |
Stora Saluhallen Kungstorget Gothenburg 41117 Sweden +46 31 13 3839 |
Hallå Bar is just the place for your favorite refresher. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Theme restaurant with stand-up comedy |
Vasagatan 43 Box 5218 Gothenburg 40224 Sweden +46 31 81 2812 http://www.harrys.se/ |
There is a Harrys in seventeen different towns in Sweden. It is an established brand, and quite a successful one at that. There is not much to say about the food—it is of good quality but not special in any way. The pub offers a nice environment to eat in, but perhaps unsuitable for a romantic dinner. There are regular stand-up comedy evenings at Harrys in Gothenburg: more than one comedian has embarrassed him- or herself here. Happy Harry takes place every weekday between 4p and 7p, Saturdays between 1p and 7p, at which times you can find good offers on both food and drinks. The nearest tram stop is Valand, for tramlines 3, 4, 5, 6, 8. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exclusive, homely feeling |
Haga Nygata 12 Gothenburg 41301 Sweden +46 31 13 4090 |
Right in the middle of Haga, Hemma hos (the equivalent of Chez) has a nice view of the cobbled street and the passersby. Hemma hos emphasises a familiar yet exclusive atmosphere and has a selection of well made, tasty dishes. The décor is simple but at the same time very romantic. The food is better than oher restaurants in Haga generally offer, and therefore also more expensive; but there is also a bar menu with a number of dishes. Nearest tram stop: Hagakyrkan (lines 1, 3, 4 and 9). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unbeatable view of the river |
Stigbergsliden 7 Gothenburg 41463 Sweden +46 31 24 8205 http://www.henriksberg.com |
Henriksberg is a very popular venue for arranging parties, as the amazing views from the roof terrace cannot be beaten by anything else in Gothenburg. The menu offers a lot of seafood. The restaurant is only open at night in the summer; in the winter only lunch is available. But the bar is open year-round. Certain nights are club nights; the DJs play anything from the latest techno to salsa, depending on what night it is. The nearest tram stop is Stigbergstorget, for lines 3, 4 and 9. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wine and Martinis |
Kungstorget 14 Gothenburg Sweden +46 31 13 4555 http://www.herrdahls.nu |
Spend a romantic evening over wine, champagne and cocktails topped with some scrumptious cuisine. The wine collection is extraordinary and extensive and will definitely spoilt you for choice. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exclusive and expensive with cheaper bar menu |
Djupedalsgatan 2 Gothenburg 413 07 Sweden +46 31 12 1031 |
Hos Pelle has been awarded an environmental diploma by the City of Gothenburg because of its eco friendly services. The food is modern and expensive and includes a lot of seafood, at least in the starters. There is also duck, several meat dishes and a vegetarian dish that varies according to the season. Hos Pelle is an exclusive restaurant with high standards, holding its own against the competition. There is also a cheaper bar menu for those who would like to sit in the bar area. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nightclub with live music in Vasastaden |
Erik Dahlbergsgatan 3 Gothenburg 411 26 Sweden |
Jazzhuset is situated in Vasastaden; Erik Dahlbergsgatan is at the lower end of Vasagatan, which starts at Avenyn and continues down towards Handelshögskolan. Jazzhuset offers live music almost every day of the week. Thursdays host Club Gump with a more youthful pop/rock clientele, but otherwise they cater to a more mature audience. On Fridays and Saturdays they attract the 40+ crowd with various genres (jazz, blues, rhythm & blues, rock), and also a nightclub with DJs before and after the live performances. Jazzhuset admits around 300 people. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern Italian-American restaurant and bar |
Kungsportsavenyn 12 Gothenburg 411 36 Sweden +46 31 10 5826 http://www.joefarelli.com |
This is a well designed, modern American restaurant right in the middle of the sunny side of the Avenue. Joe Farellis is one of the more popular restaurants in this area. The menu consists of the usual American dishes, such as burgers, pizza and fajitas. Curious diners can watch the chefs at work — the kitchen and dining area are only separated by a waist-high wall. The bar tends to fill up quickly, too. Many people drop in just for a drink and to enjoy the atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cosy cellar with mixed menu |
Karl Gustavsgatan 7 Gothenburg 411 25 Sweden |
Jojo Bar å Kök (Yo—yo bar and kitchen) is in Vasastan, an area well—known for its Asian restaurants. This restaurant is popular among the younger generation, partly for its modest prices but also for its happenings and its bar. Every Wednesday there's live soul music on stage, and on Tuesdays a stand—up comedian entertains the guests. Both nights have free admission. At the weekends there is often a bar DJ, and the music leans towards soul and hip—hop. And in the summer, the outdoor courtyard is often full. Many of Gothenburg's bars and restaurants offer After Work specials on Friday afternoons. At Jojo, this means cheap beer and a free Italian buffet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Free concerts at least three times a week |
Vallgatan 8 Gothenburg 411 16 Sweden +46 31 13 4308 http://middag.cjb.net/ |
Jord (Earth) is great for seeing local bands, all shows are free. Jord plays on the elements: earth is vegetarian, fire is red meat and grilled foods, air is poultry and water is seafood. Choose from four menus and several main courses with one starter. If you prefer you can even mix them. The restaurant also presents free concerts thrice a week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local celebrity DJs |
Viktoriagatan 1 Gothenburg 411 25 Sweden |
Patrons wear black and have long, loud discussions. Tuesdays are reggae nights, on Wednesdays, local celebrities act as DJs. On weekends it tends to get loud here but the atmosphere is merry, not aggressive. The restaurant is the savior of many a poor student as it is possible to order large entrées at reasonable prices. The bouncers are some of the nicest in the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Greek restaurant with large terrace |
Linnégatan 27 Gothenburg 413 04 Sweden +46 31 42 5040 |
Knossos is right in the centre of Linnégatan, and is a large, pleasant restaurant specialising in Greek cuisine. The terrace is large and quite crowded in the summer. There is also a large non-smoking area inside the restaurant. There are a variety of dishes to choose from. The prices are slightly higher than at the other Greek restaurants in Gothenburg, but this is also a larger restaurant. Between 5pm and 7pm every weekday they have After Work offers, which means you get a plate of souvlaki and a beer at a slightly lower price than usual. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wine and Dine |
Viktoriagatan 12 Gothenburg Sweden +46 31 701 7979 http://www.kockwin.se |
Good wine, great food and flowing conversation are perfect ingredients for a rocking timeout. All this and much more are assured at Kock and Vin. The menu promises to tickle the palate of every gourmet with sea food and meat preperations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Established Gothenburg restaurant |
Vasagatan 58 Gothenburg 41137 Sweden +46 31 13 7988 |
Kometen has lived past its heyday. But its central location between the Avenue and Heden still makes it easy for people to find the restaurant. There are many different starters and several fish and meat dishes to choose from. And even if most of the à la carte dishes are available in children's portions, there is a children's menu. All kids are offered ice cream after their meal. The nearest tram stop is Valand, where trams 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy lunches or a coffee after the movie |
Västra hamngatan 20 Gothenburg 41117 Sweden |
Café Kosmos is a relatively new and trendy café. It may seem completely outdated in recent times, but the current clientele is young and hip. Gothenburg's two cinema complexes are situated nearby. And even if Kosmos is primarily a lunch café, the generous opening hours also make it suitable for a coffee after the film. The décor is sparse, but the colours are brighter than you might be used to in cafés decorated at the turn of the millennium. A mirror covers one wall of the spacious room. The sandwiches are quite expensive, but worth it. Trams 1, 2, 4, 7 or 9 will take you to Grönsakstorget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Discover Poland in Vasastan |
Karl Gustavsgatan 28 Gothenburg 41125 Sweden |
Krakow promises genuine Polish food, and certainly delivers. Breaded cheese, pirogi and many other exotic dishes are specialties. It is recommended to have a local drink with your meal as well. Don't be fooled by the name, though; not everything on the menu is traditionally Polish. For example there are a few salad-based starters, and fish and chips appear also to be an until-now-unheard-of Polish culinary specialty. Trams 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 stop at Valand. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exclusive restaurant and antique shop |
Tredje Långgatan 13 Gothenburg 413 03 Sweden +46 31 24 2003 |
Exclusive restaurant in Linnéstan where the guests get to take the table home with them—if they pay for it. The restaurant is famous among the people of Gothenburg and it has figured in several books and been seen in a couple of movies as well. Right next door is the antique shop, which collaborates with the restaurant. It is possible to buy the furniture you are using. The food is expensive and top-notch, and the guests always come first. For example, they are allowed to keep their own private wines in the cellar, which anyway already contains several hundred bottles for diners to choose from. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular lunch restaurant with live music |
Värmlandsgatan 18 Gothenburg 41328 Sweden +46 31 12 5549 |
Louice has live music every Friday and Saturday. Apart from the live music, the lunches are the big draw. This place is usually full at lunchtime, mostly because the eatery offers speedy service and three different specials to choose from. The menu is international, with everything from wok to pasta dishes. Of course, there is also plenty of traditional Swedish cooking. The nearest tram stop is Järntorget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern restaurant with set menu prices |
Magasinsgatan 8 Gothenburg 411 18 Sweden +46 31 13 3000 |
Choose from seafood and pasta starters, two course and three course menus here. Go for starters, such as chicken liver parfait or risotto with parmesan, portabello and truffle salami, and proceed to main courses made with an immense amount of ingredients, and a variety of tasty desserts. The restaurant is quite small, with a square bar in the middle of the room and a loft filled with large cushions above the cloakroom. During summer the courtyard seating area opens, and then there is a bar outside as well. The closest tram stop is Grönsakstorget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French/Italian restaurant in Linnéstan |
Nordenskiöldsgatan 28 Gothenburg 41309 Sweden +46 31 14 4553 http://www.manfreds.o.se/ |
Manfred's is a kind of exclusive pub/restaurant that specialises in the Mediterranean cuisine, something that fits the style of the Linnéstan area perfectly. The lunch specials always consist of solid, traditional Swedish cooking, though the evening menu is more elegant. The Sunday dinners tend to be more international. The décor is unpretentious, the atmosphere pleasant and the food relatively inexpensive. A tile stove in one of the corners of the restaurant increases Manfred's coziness. The nearest tram stops are Järntorget for lines 1, 3, 4 and 9, or Linnéplatsen (line 1 and 2). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bar with small menu |
Nordstan Box 11433 Gothenburg 404 29 Sweden +46 31 15 4044 |
Murveln is slang for "Journalist"; at one time this place may have been teeming with them, but it certainly is not today. The clientele are a varied bunch, most of whom come for a drink and perhaps some food. In the daytime they can be tired shoppers dropping by for an afternoon beer; in the evenings anyone will show up. This is because Murveln is in the middle of Nordstan, by daylight a large shopping mall, but at night a shelter from the cold or a shortcut to the railway station. Many come for the different casino and lottery games. Murveln offers cheap lunches, and a special of the week is available. The food is typically Swedish, while beer and spirits are the main items. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Late hours on Vasagatan |
Vasagatan 11 Gothenburg 411 24 Sweden |
Napoleon has been around for a long time, but the décor attracts new customers to the café everyday. The building is quite different from the others on the street, being built in southern European style and boasting large murals. Napoleon probably has the most generous hours on Vasagatan. To get here, take trams 2 or 3 to Vasa Viktoriagatan. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dance outdoors in the summer |
Hvidfeltsplatsen 6 Gothenburg 41120 Sweden http://nefertiti.se |
This might very well be the most interesting club in Gothenburg. The music includes live jazz, blues, rock and ethno, and a club scene that is one of the most popular in town. Food is also served. Many of the concerts include overseas acts, and lots of international jazz stars. For tickets and information, check the homepage or give a call. Tickets are to be picked up within half an hour after opening time. The easiest way to get here is on trams 1, 2, 4 or 7 to Grönsakstorget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Party at crowded soul club |
Kungsportsavenyn 9 Gothenburg 411 36 Sweden +46 31 701 8090 |
Newly renovated, Nivå has a modern, fresh look. It gets loud and crowded on weekends, though the music is low until 11p. On Wednesday nights popular club Soul Train takes over, with DJs in costume. The kitchen offers ordinary Swedish dishes and pasta. Most come here for drinks and happy hour takes place on weekdays between 4p and 7p when beer costs real cheap and free snacks abound. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eastern Asian kitchen with Thai touches |
Viktoriagatan 2B Gothenburg 411 25 Sweden +46 31 13 8800 |
Noon is located in Vasastan, an area in Gothenburg famous for its Southeast Asian restaurants. Noon is among the best of these. The menu consists mainly of Thai food. There are a variety of dishes to choose from, but the portions are not that generous. The décor is minimalist, as it is at most modern restaurants. The outside terrace is very popular during the summer, as it is situated on the sunny side of the street. The bar is also quite popular, especially on Friday and Saturday nights, when they have a DJ. The nearest tram stop is Vasa/Viktoriagatan, trams 2 and 3 stop here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Little Bit of English Fun |
Nordhemsgatan 19a Gothenburg 41328 Sweden +46 031 14 47 87 http://www.nottinghill.se |
The Notting Hill is an English pub situated about two minutes away from Jarntoget, a square near Haga. On Tuesdays and Sundays it plays host to a very popular pub quiz. On those nights the bar will usually be packed from 6p onwards. The rest of the week this can be a great place for a quiet drink, and during the weekends it is often busy with English speakers out for a night on the town. A blackboard behind the bar lists the extensive weekly drink specials. There is a full food menu available including scrumptious burgers. The pub is small but if you get a seat you can enjoy a reasonably priced beer in comfort. - Gerry Coburn Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sports bar with 30 monitors |
Östra Hamngatan 37 Gothenburg 411 10 Sweden +46 31 711 5519 http://www.olearys.se |
An American sports bar with 30 TVs and three giant screens, O'Learys attracts the true sports fans, offering also a typical American menu. The chain has branches in many Swedish towns but the one in Gothenburg was the first. The two-storey restaurant has several bars and even though the main attractions here are beer and sports, it is possible to have a really good meal. The large selection goes from Chicken Thai to chicken wings, covering everything in between. The décor is typical, with plenty of pictures, sports paraphernalia and red-and-white chequered tablecloths. The personnel is service-minded the American way, dropping by every few minutes to check that everything is satisfactory. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Very musical Wild West |
Tredje Långgatan 16 Gothenburg 413 03 Sweden +46 31 42 6080 http://www.oakleys.nu |
Oakley's Country club is a show restaurant where anything can happen. Suddenly the waiters and waitresses begin to sing and dance for the guests. And what better fits this American phenomenon than food from the different corners of the USA? But it covers more than just spare ribs and T-bone steaks. Ostrich burgers "Roadrunner style" one of the many interesting dishes on the menu. And should the guests be overwhelmed by the different choices, there are three set three-course menus. The décor is old-world American, and the performers wear clothes to match. The nearest Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pub with varied menu |
Plantagegatan 1 Gothenburg 41305 Sweden +46 31 42 6092 |
Old Beefeater Inn is kept in a British style and offers many dishes (some of which are actually American). The little pub close to Järntorget is better known as a pub than as a restaurant. There are plenty of different beers, but the main area of interest and knowledge is in fact whiskey, preferably of the Scotch malt variety. There is an à la carte menu, and one with Beefeater specials, which include fish and chips, burgers and sandwiches. Unlike many other bars, Beefeater also has a list of bar snacks, with such things as fries with dips and sausage platters. The nearest tram stop is Järntorget, where lines 1, 3, 4 and 9 stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central nightclub and restaurant in Brunnsparken |
Södra hamngatan 2 Brunnsparken Gothenburg 404 30 Sweden +46 31 807 550 |
In the middle of Brunnsparken you will find Palace, a large, white and quite palatial building. It was built in 1751 and used to be the home of Pontus and Mathilda Fürstenberg, well known patrons of the arts who founded Valand's School of the Arts. In 1993, Palace was restored back to 1880s style. There are three floors. The ground floor houses the restaurant and nightclub as well as a casino. The first floor houses conference rooms and a restaurant, and the second floor has a banqueting room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Billiards, Internet café, restaurant and nightclub |
Ekelundsgatan 9-11 Gothenburg 41118 Sweden +46 31 13 8482 http://www.palatset.com |
This is an entertainment centre with a lot to choose from, including an internet café, billiards, darts, a restaurant, bar and a nightclub. The menu is simple, featuring lots of meat, in the form of a hamburger platter, chicken grilled on a spit and more. For those organising a corporate party, there are two buffets that can be served; one is Tex-Mex, the other American. On the nightclub scene, Palatset has become a place to reckon with. Two major clubs have moved to the restaurant and organise 80s parties and other happenings here. The nearest tram stop is Grönsakstorget, where lines 1, 2, 4, 7, and 9 stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pasta cellar and restaurant |
Kungsportsavenyn 1 Gothenburg 411 36 Sweden +46 31 13 0559 |
Papa Joe's location is unbeatable - at least for tourists. The restaurant is situated right at the bottom of Avenyn, where the shopping district ends and the cultural area begins. This is the best place for a restaurant. The menu does not offer any surprises, but that doesn't mean that the food is not good. Besides the meat and fish dishes (which consist mostly of scampi), there is a pasta menu with many different dishes to choose from. There is also a vegetarian alternative, which varies from day to day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pizzeria with midnight menu and a bit more |
Kristinelundsgatan 13 Gothenburg 411 37 Sweden +46 31 18 4478 |
This restaurant has, as the name suggests, several prints of Picasso's artwork in the dining area. But the food itself is not very different from that of many other restaurants in Gothenburg. The menu is large and varied, most dishes are available in half-portions and apart from the regular main courses there is also a pizza and a pasta menu. Many of the dishes are available for take-away. And for anyone who like munchies late at night, there is a midnight menu, offered from 11p, with everything from olives to chili-marinated chicken and desserts. Picasso also sells cigars. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Clubbing à la 1980s |
Kungsgatan 19 Gothenburg 411 19 Sweden http://www.kompaniet.nu |
Do you miss the golden years in the early 1980s, when synthesizer pop was at its peak? Once a month, on a Friday, you can crack out the hair spray and 80s clothes when Club Plasticity rules at Kompaniet. There is also synthesizer pop and other 80s music every Wednesday after Retrobar at Kompaniet. The club admits 400 guests at a time. The minimum age for admission is 18, and entry costs SEK20-80. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A club within a club |
Kompaniet Kungsgatan 19 Gothenburg 41119 Sweden +46 31 711 9946 http://www.kompaniet.nu |
Reaktor is a bi—weekly club night housed at Kompaniet, the nightclub also known as Underground, which has different clubs each day of the week. Reaktor offers dance floors on two floors every other Saturday. They play mixed club and dance music. A lot of house, groove and progressive music is played by various DJs, each with his or her own speciality. The premises hold about 200 guests, and for Reaktor the minimum age is 20. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Turn-of-the-century setting |
Linnégatan 32 Gothenburg 41304 Sweden +46 31 24 0890 |
This building is over a hundred years old and was decorated in a style typical of that period. The owners have striven to recreate this environment with hand-printed wallpaper, benches stuck to the walls, panels and mahogany furniture. The menu, however, is not outdated; in fact the restaurant strives to be innovative. It is a sister restaurant to the more exclusive 28+, but uses simpler ingredients and has lower prices. The large veranda is extremely popular in the summer. The view of Linnéstan is magnificent and the antique setting inside a perfect complement. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fish and chips and live music |
Kungsportsavenyn 6 Gothenburg 41136 Sweden +46 31 10 5827 / +46 31 10 5812 http://www.rosecrown.com |
This is an English pub on Avenyn, serving a large variety of beers, both draught and bottled. It may all seem confusing to the uninitiated customer, but the staff is happy to assist anyone with problems in choosing. The food is typically English, with things like fish and chips and sandwiches on offer. The décor is very pub-like, and sports fans can follow the British football league from the TV screens in the bar. Quite frequently, there are live performers playing cover versions of Brit hits. The closest tram stop is Valan. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Former steamship offering food and sauna |
Packhuskajen 8 Gothenburg 41113 Sweden +46 31 10 5965 |
S/S Marieholm is the last of the Swedish America Line's fleet still in Sweden, and still bears the shipping company's colours and chimney mark. Now, however, there is a large dining room, veranda bar, pool with sauna and conference room onboard. The restaurant is closed in the evenings during the winter months. But even if S/S Marieholm offers the daily lunches that are so common in Sweden all year round, it still has a few more expensive dishes on the side to choose from. The nearest tram stop is Lilla Bommen, served by tramline 5 and several buses. It is, however, not far from Brunnsparken, where most trams stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Swedish food at reasonable prices |
Vasaplatsen 3 Gothenburg 411 24 Sweden +46 31 13 2247 http://www.smaka.se |
Good, traditional dishes are served here for modest prices in a dark blue milieu. The design is simple yet impressive, as is the food. Smaka (Taste) has received many points from local food critics. The Swedish meatballs here are famous. The bar is very popular, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. There is an After Work hour on Fridays where guests are offered a free buffet and cheap beer and wine. It may get a bit rowdy, and perhaps crowded, but if all you want is a meal, you will not be disturbed if you arrive around nine. It seldom gets noisy before ten. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Artists' hangout |
Berzeliigatan 12 Gothenburg 41253 Sweden |
Stage Door is the place where actors and musicians hang out (as you might guess from the name). Or at least the performing arts students—the restaurant is not very far from Artisten, the University of Gothenburg's artistic centre. The menu offers a variety of different dishes and specialities. From Mexican food and burgers to pasta and salads. The prices are very reasonable and the premises large, so it can get pretty loud as the evening progresses, but the atmosphere is jovial. The closest tram stop is Berzeliigatan. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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American-style sports bar |
Järntorget 4 Gothenburg 413 04 Sweden +46 31 60 7260 |
Stars 'n' Bars is situated near Järntorget. Most people come to the restaurant to watch sports, or perhaps to enjoy the games corner. But a business lunch is served every weekday, and the menu on the whole is very American. Burgers, poppers, buffalo wings and tacos are some of the dishes on offer. In the evenings, there is a DJ on the second floor, and occasionally a band will play live music for the dinner guests. This American restaurant is owned by a man named English — who is from Ireland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bricks both inside and out |
Övre Majorsgatan 4 Gothenburg 413 08 Sweden +46 31 42 2844 |
Tegel Matsal & Balkong means "Brick Dining Room and Balcony", which is exactly what this is! Its odd interiors with its brick walls, pillars and large windows creates a feeling of eating outdoors. This is accentuated by the small waterfall tinkling in the background. The balcony has large leather sofas and this is where guests are encouraged to have their coffee after dinner. Traditionally Swedish is served up, but the chefs are not opposed to experimentation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Award-winning pub with small menu |
Andra Långgatan 12 Gothenburg 413 28 Sweden +46 31 775 0490 http://www.the-rover.nu/ |
The Rover is mostly famous for its many beers and the large interest in whiskey that both the guests and the staff display. But there is in fact a small dinner menu. This menu includes small, bar-type dishes but also burgers and other, larger courses. Beer is Number One at The Rover; the pub was voted Beer Restaurant of the Year and offers 21 beers on draught, from 14 different breweries. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restaurant and bar in Saluhallen |
Saluhallen 24 Gothenburg 41117 Sweden +46 31 711 5566 |
Till Salu, which means "For Sale", buys a lot of its raw materials in Saluhallen, the covered market right next door to this restaurant. This is evident on the menu. It includes a variety of meat dishes, grilled on lava stones; you decide which vegetables and what kind of potato you want to go with the meat. Brunch is served on weekends and includes everything from the more traditional bacon and eggs to chicken salad and heavy desserts. The weekends see a DJ behind the bar, playing hits from the 1980s and early 90s. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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24-hour café with cartoons for décor |
Engelbrektsgatan 22 Gothenburg 411 37 Sweden |
Close to the bars and clubs at Avenyn, Café Tintin is open all night, catering for cab drivers and anyone else who happens to be awake. The café is dedicated to the comic book character and decorated accordingly. The tabletops are made of glass and underneath them there are cut-out pages from Tintin magazines for you to read. As at all 24-hour cafés, the prices are somewhat high, but what else is there to do if you don't want to go home? To get here, take trams 3, 4, 5, 7 or 8 to Valand. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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First-class restaurant, nightclub and concert venue |
Nya Allén Gothenburg 411 38 Sweden +46 31 10 2080 http://www.tradgarn.se/ |
Trädgår'n (The Garden) is called Brädgår'n (The Lumber Yard) by those in Gothenburg who don't like the look of the place. And the large building does bear a strong resemblance to a pile of planks, but it is a very popular part of Gothenburg's nightlife. It is also one of the few nightclubs in town that stay open till 5a on Friday and Saturday nights. It is partly owned by the brothers Jonas and Anders Dahlbom, chefs well known both in Sweden and internationally. Therefore, the food is top-notch. The business lunch on weekdays is greatly appreciated by those working in the centre of town, as is having a bite before a concert. The nightclub and concert area easily fits 1300 people; the enormous room has a laser light system that people travel from far and wide to experience. The nightclub is open till 3a, but the restaurant closes earlier. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nightclub in central Gothenburg |
Hornet Avenyn-Vasagatan Gothenburg 400 10 Sweden +46 31 18 3093 http://www.valand.nu |
Valand is something of an institution in Gothenburg nightlife. The large white building is situated in the crossing of Avenyn and Vasagatan, a hub for buses, trams, cars, pedestrians and cyclists. Nightclub Valand is open Thursday to Saturday, and admits approximately 600 people. Valand is divided into a restaurant area and a nightclub area, with four bars, one rock bar and two dance floors where different DJs play a variety of music. There is a standing special offer, Smakstart, which includes fillet of beef or smoked salmon with side dishes and wine or beer. During this offer, drinks are also offered at a special rate. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large café with a young crowd |
Vallgatan 35 Gothenburg 411 16 Sweden +46 31 711 9070 |
Kafé Vallgatan was one of the first places in Gothenburg to combine a bar with a café. Now, others have adopted the same concept, but Vallgatan has split up the premises, and it is the section by Vallgatan that has kept the name. Nowadays, it is a large café with a young crowd and modern interiors. The service is good, with more staff than is usual at a café. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Little Cafe |
Kyrkogatan 38 Gothenburg 41115 Sweden +46 31 711 6220 http://www.hotelvanilj.se/ |
This small cafe-bar is a part of the Hotel Vanilj which is a small family-owned budget guesthouse. Here you will be served breakfast and light meals. In the summertime, you can enjoy your breakfast in the garden. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southeast Asian restaurant with popular bar and nightclub |
Viktoriagatan 3 Gothenburg 411 24 Sweden +46 31 13 2000 |
Definitely the place for a party, but at the same time this place is cozy for diner too. The food is Southeast Asian, with a focus on Thai cuisine. The reason most people come here, however, is for the bar and nightclub. Venue strives for a cool nightclub feeling with two bars, a dance floor and a DJ. Friday is gay night, with the compulsory drag queens and cocktail specials. The guests take advantage of the dance floor every night—a few might find it too cramped. And the long queue outside bears witness to Venue's popularity. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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American all the way |
Götgatan 14-16 Box 11472 Gothenburg 40430 Sweden +46 31 80 6670 http://www.warehouse.se |
Warehouse has a 100 percent American concept, fitting as it is located in Nordstan, a shopping complex worthy of mall status. The food at Warehouse consists of Tex-Mex, BLTs, steaks, barbecued ribs and burgers, and plenty of them. For lunch, an all-you-can-eat buffet offers a selection of dishes from the normal menu and several different pan pizzas. The nearest tram stop is Brunnsparken, past which all lines go. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Century old beer bar |
Kungstorget 7 Gothenburg 41117 Sweden +46 31 13 6079 |
Not your average club, Ölhallen 7:an is a beer bar whose claim to fame is it's traditional design and environment and not so much the beer. Nor is it known for the food, as none is served at this bar. Even at the ripe old age of 100, it still has enough steam and nostalgic charm to attract those under 25. Review © 2007, Wcities |