Reviews of Spy Bar

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Spy Bar is almost an institution in Stockholm. The Club has reinvented itself many times, from celebrity-hook to a bit tragic to identity dissolved to now super kreddigt.

The Interior has many dance floors which are all common rowdy, packed with packed people and playing tokhög music. Exterior surrounded by people like a watering hole on a summer-Savannah. If you are not on the list, you may struggle if you come late (after 01).

If you can overlook that one can not talk to anyone but just want to bounce around on the dance floor, you will have great fun. Sometimes there is even on live performance in the old VIP lounge "the old man room" which is now open to all, or indeed, for those who have time before the room gets full.

Spy Bar is almost an institution in Stockholm. The Club has reinvented itself many times, from celebrity-hook to a bit tragic to identity dissolved to now super kreddigt.

The Interior has many dance floors which are all common rowdy, packed with packed people and playing tokhög music. Show full »

Pretty banging nightclub, though a bit too glitzy for my taste. It spans different rooms, all with a grand mansion-like feel, so there’s plenty of corners to hang out if you don’t feel like dancing, especially as the dance floor can get a bit too crowded. Music-wise, the main floor was middle-of-the-road pop with an electronic slant - bangers after bangers, which can make for a pretty fun night. The drinks weren’t great, but you wouldn’t really expect them to be, and you can get bottle service if that’s your thing. They did run out of Sprite though, which was odd. Also having just one or two people max running the cloakroom in peak Stockholm winter seems like an oversight.

Pretty banging nightclub, though a bit too glitzy for my taste. It spans different rooms, all with a grand mansion-like feel, so there’s plenty of corners to hang out if you don’t feel like dancing, especially as the dance floor can get a bit too crowded. Music-wise, the main floor was m... Show full »