Guide to the best pubs in Stockholm

This quintessentially British pub boasts an ambitious cuisine and well stocked bar. The Churchill Arms exudes charming authenticity with leather armchairs and bookcases. Choose between 28 tap beers and an outstanding assortment of IPA, wheat beer and Mexican brew.

Pressklubben is melting pot for beer enthusiasts. This charming restaurant and bar is famous for its impressive assortment of beer - over 750 kinds of artisanal beer from 115 breweries.

This charming gastropub offers a culinary trip to London, serving classic pub food. Thirsty guests with a penchant for draft beer are given a choice of over 40 different types.

The Flying Elk gastropub is an innovative spin off on a classic British pub. The ambitious cuisine is signed Björn Frantzén - a Michelin star restaurateur. Proper pub grub is served on rustic wooden planks. Corner Club round the corner is also part of the family.

This traditional joint has been around since 1969 and exudes genuine Union Jack-charm. In 2010 Tudor Arms was nominated the world's best British pub outside of the UK by the Daily Telegraph and British Airways. Grab a pint and watch the latest Premier League game.

Stureplan is typically associated with it’s offering of nightclubs and fancy restaurants. However The Bull and Bear Inn breaks this trend, boasting 23 different kinds of draft beer and over 230 types of whiskey as well as classic pub grub. The living room-style decor adds to the ambiance.

Rustic Akkurat stocks about 400 malt whiskeys and 200 different kinds of beer. This classic establishment has been around since the 90's and caters to a wide audience. They are particularly famous for their mussels – a cold pint and a pot of seafood makes for the perfect combination.

Södermalm houses an abundance of pubs and Bistro Humlehof is a popular alternative. The menu features classic bratwurst, schnitzel and goulash. Their generous assortment of beer includes German and Czech varieties such as the bitter Becherovka. During the summer the outdoor terrace is a popular haunt.

This charmingly rustic tavern serves traditional Eastern European food such as schnitzel and sauerkraut. The Czech-style venue offers beer in plenty, such as Bernard and Primator. In the mood for a pub-crawl? Bistro Humlehof and Harvest Home are just a few minutes away.

Harvest Home isn't your quintessential pub - this neighbourhood restaurant is a bit more like a second living room. The ambiance is relaxed; the slightly haphazard decor is charming and rustic. Apart from an extensive assortment of beer the à la Carte menu appeals to hungry diners.

This quintessential pub-cum-sports bar boasts bustling atmosphere and old-school vibes. The Flying Horse serves classic pub food and the bar's repertoire includes 16 different types of draft beer and more than 100 kinds of bottled beer and single malt whiskeys.

Crazy Horse pays tribute to the Wild West and to a somewhat crazy horse belonging to a certain Nebraska chieftain. The Americana-influences are blatantly obvious from the decor to the menu. With emphasis on quality the extensive menu appeals to a wide audience. The bustling bar is a popular haunt after hours.

Among the charming cobblestone alleyways in Gamla Stan, lies The Liffey. A genuine Irish pub that boasts three different bars, an extensive whiskey collection, classic pub food and live music - what more could you wish for?

This quaint pub is a popular destination due to its welcoming ambiance and generous beer assortment. The premises offer both rustic cubbyholes with vaulted ceilings and modern minimalism. The affordable menu is perfect for a casual night on the town.

Hop on a time machine and head back to the Middles Ages. This rustic restaurant serves traditional Swedish fare à la 1435 along with abundance of homebrewed mead and over 100 kinds of artisanal beer.

This traditional pub pays homage to its Scottish heritage with abundance of beer and over 80 single malt whiskey varieties. The menu features pub classics such as fish 'n' chips, Croque Monsieur and bangers. Particularly popular during the weekends, this beer joint appeals to a wide audience.

This quaint Irish joint is the only Irish-owned pub in Stockholm and is a popular haunt for local anglophiles. Wide screen TVs show the latest football and rugby matches. The bar specialises in whiskey - why not book a tasting? Live music is a much-appreciated feature as well.

Bagpiper's, as the name implies, embodies Scottish charm to the fullest. Expect flowing whiskey and beer along with ambitious pub food, camaraderie and authentic decor. The pub also organises quiz-nights and shows the latest games.

If you like football, enjoy a good ol' pint or maybe a tumbler of whiskey you've come to the right place. Classics such as fish 'n' chips and burgers are served in an unpretentious atmosphere. The beer offerings are predominantly British.

Ardent beer connoisseurs frequent Monks. This central brewery offers over 1 400 different kinds of beer inspired by ancient practices from European monasteries - hence the name. Simple, yet classic dishes are served, their mussels are particularly notorious.

Drop by The Bishop's Arms for a proper pub-burger topped with cheddar cheese and wash it down with a cold pint. This classic pub is loved for its casual accessibility with multiple venues around the city.