Stockholm
Finding Guinness in Stockholm is easier when you first decide what kind of evening you want. The local selection includes Irish-style meals, classic pub food, small plates, relaxed lunches and casual drinks with friends.
A good choice depends on the food pairing, atmosphere and group size. If you want a carefully poured pint or a table for a busy evening, checking service details and booking ahead can make the visit smoother.
The order here is based on merit: a business that focuses on this work and has a solid reputation ranks above one that only offers it on the side.
A few businesses pay to stand out, always after passing our editorial review and with a label that says so.
The short list
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The full list
#1Dublin Delight brings a cosy Irish restaurant atmosphere to Stockholm, with a relaxed setting suited to lunch, dinner or a casual drink. The menu is food-led, with hearty options, desserts and coffee alongside beer and other drinks.
Its friendly service and easygoing vibe make it comfortable for solo diners as well as groups. The Guinness is a natural choice for anyone looking for an Irish-style pub meal with a well-poured pint.
#2Harvest Home is a cosy bar and grill in Stockholm’s SoFo, pairing well-cooked food with beer, cocktails, spirits and a relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere. Its warm, slightly old-fashioned character gives it an intimate feel, while outdoor seating and solo dining make the setting flexible.
The menu is suited to dinner, late-night food or a casual drink with something substantial from the kitchen. It is especially fitting for visitors seeking a welcoming local stop rather than a sleek, modern dining room.
#3The Doors is a pub near Odenplan with a distinctive beer-led offering, classic pub food and outdoor seating. Its drinks list extends from beer and wine to cocktails and spirits, making it flexible for an early stop, a casual meal or a longer evening.
The pub is particularly notable for its carefully poured Guinness, while fries and other bar food provide an easy accompaniment. A broad beer selection and varied seating make it suitable for both solo visits and relaxed gatherings.
#4Flying Scotsman Inn is a welcoming neighbourhood pub in Stockholm, with a relaxed setting for a drink, casual meal or solo stop. Its beer selection combines familiar classics with varied taps and around a hundred bottled options, creating plenty of room to explore different styles.
Outdoor seating, food at the bar, takeaway and no-contact delivery make the pub flexible for different occasions. Cocktails, happy-hour drinks and food add variety beyond beer, while a separate downstairs room can suit larger groups. Booking a table is available for occasions that need more planning.
#5Molly Malone's brings an energetic Irish pub atmosphere to the heart of Stockholm, pairing classic pub food with cold pints, cocktails and warm hospitality. It is an easy choice for a lively gathering, whether the plan is a full meal, a few drinks or a casual stop at the bar.
Outdoor seating, small plates and late-night food add flexibility, while happy-hour drinks and food suit an early evening visit. The pub's character is especially well matched to social occasions and relaxed nights out.
#6Duvan brings together a cosy Stockholm restaurant setting with a well-rounded drinks offering, including wine, beer, cocktails, spirits and coffee. It suits both daytime lunches and evening meals, with outdoor seating for a more relaxed visit.
The kitchen puts emphasis on carefully combined flavours and thoughtful ingredients, while small snacks and desserts allow for a lighter stop. Its intimate bar atmosphere also works well for solo dining or an unhurried drink.
#7Brother Tuck Bar & Restaurang in Skanstull combines a pub and sports-bar atmosphere with a full restaurant menu. Guests can settle in for dinner, small plates, late-night food or drinks, with beer, cocktails and coffee available alongside the kitchen offering.
Outdoor seating and a private dining room give the venue flexibility for different occasions, from a casual meal to a group gathering. The dining room and bar are clean and comfortable, while the overall setting remains relaxed and approachable.
The essentials
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Dublin Delight | 4.7 | 40 | Irish-style meals and Guinness |
| #2 | Harvest Home | 4.4 | 558 | Relaxed dinners and late-night food |
| #3 | The Doors | 4.1 | 174 | A carefully poured Guinness |
| #4 | Flying Scotsman Inn | 3.9 | 760 | Exploring a broad beer selection |
| #5 | Molly Malone's | 3.8 | 1,130 | Social evenings and casual drinks |
| #6 | Duvan | 4.0 | 90 | A relaxed lunch or evening meal |
| #7 | Brother Tuck Bar & Restaurang | 3.9 | 1,164 | Pub-style dinners and small plates |
For businesses
The map
The Stockholm options are spread across different pub and restaurant styles rather than one single format. Irish restaurants suit food-led visits, while pubs offer classic dishes, beer-focused evenings and a more casual drink. Choose a venue based on how far you want to travel, whether you need a proper meal and who is joining you. For groups or peak evening visits, reserve early and confirm the table setup.
Dublin Delight is the clearest match for Irish-style meals and Guinness, with a format that also works for solo diners or groups. It is a sensible starting point when food and drink need equal attention. Confirm the current menu and table availability before travelling, particularly for an evening meal.
The Doors is suited to a carefully poured Guinness and beer-led evenings with classic pub food. Harvest Home is another fit for a cosy drink with a meal, especially when you want a relaxed rather than formal setting. If you are visiting at a busy time, check whether booking is recommended.
Brother Tuck Bar & Restaurang fits pub-style dinners, small plates and group meals with drinks. Dublin Delight can also work for casual group dining when Irish-style food is part of the plan. Reserve ahead for larger parties and ask about seating before choosing the venue.
Booking ahead is sensible for busy evenings, especially when you are visiting with several people or want a specific table. The need to plan early is particularly relevant for popular pub and restaurant times. If you are going alone for a casual drink, arriving without a reservation may be simpler, but it is still worth checking availability first.
