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Where to eat Pub food in Uppsala: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Uppsala, Uppsala County, Sweden. Uppsala is the fourth largest city in Sweden. Situated on the coast just north of Stockholm, it is home to a major university, Sweden's largest Cathedral, and the Uppsala castle.
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7. Dog Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Ciina
Arrived late to Uppsala and stumbled upon this place by accident. The kitchen was about to close but they still served us.Had the classic - tunnbrödsrulle - and that was really tasty.Good vibe with many people stopping by for a drink.
6. Bryggeriet Angkvarn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 57 reviews
Bryggeriet à ngkvarn is Uppsala's first brewpub with a history dating back to Uppsala's industrialisation. Our history involves both Uppsala Bavarian Brewery, which was formed in 1865 and Uppsala à ngqvarn (steam mill), which was formed in 1874. Apart from
Reviewed By IanS2816
Had a lovely evening here. The staff were friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere over all was great, it felt like a nice place to be. They make their own beer on site and we sampled quite a few! Very, very nice and really good knowledgeable staff to help you choose. One of the highlights of our visit to Uppsala.Thanks Ian. We are very pleased you enjoyed the staff, atmosphere and our own beer.
5. Palermo Restaurang & Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Cptkitten
What I remember of my visit at Palermo is that the veranda was too crowded that we were barely able to breathe. Too much confusion. Beside that, they have a large selection of beer, but I opted for a glass of wine. Nothing special. It's not an expensive place.
4. O'Connor's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By brocdog
Cozy, friendly Irish pub on the main plaza in the pedestrian zone in central Uppsala. Varied and interesting drink selections (including Hefeweizen on tap, along with the usual suspects such as Guinness and Jameson). Pub food is very good - specialties include burgers and BBQ ribs (both delectable!) as well as fish & chips and a special meat pie (flavor varies). Good service and nice, comfortable atmosphere - recommended!
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3. Bierhuis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By LucDevroye
OK, this review is coming from a Flemish Belgian who was in Uppsala for a few days. The decor is great, in vintage art deco style---quite attractive. And the Belgian beer selection is quite remarkable---Bierhuis offers various trappist beers, as well as several Gueuze and kriek beers, and other specialty items. They come in the appropriate beer glasses---each beer in Belgium has its own glass. We also checked out some food. The waterzooi of seafood, though small, was perfect. Very highly recommended!
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2. Churchill Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Marie G
Uppsala is buzzing under the September sunshine, it's " Kulturnatten" and the town will lively util the small hours. Sitting in the Churchill Arms enjoying a few beers in a very nice designer and has a very Scottish Irish English mix. By this I mean dark wood, leather, plaid wallpaper, books and pictures. Relaxed yes, intimate yes, friendly yes. Cheers!
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1. Sherlock"s
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Sherlock's Uppsala - the smallest pub with the biggest heart. Great food in a homey atmosphere. Served by care and love. Big selection of beers on tap and bottles. Always 3 guest-taps and of course our own beers on tap as: Sherlock´s pale ale from local b
Reviewed By Henrik M
A decent grade is salvaged by a fine fish ânâ chips and luxurious homemade crisps, the latter being a somewhat strange first course but a delight for the kids. On the downside I found the menu very oddly put together. There were three curries described as mild, aromatic and very strong, but the âaromaticâ one turned out to be strong if not very strong too. This was not a pleasant surprise. Furthermore I found the menu curtailed by the Indian spice element. Eg. you had to get through the âvery strongâ obstacle to gain access to the slow cooked lamb and LCHF customers had to make it past the âaromaticâ business, as far as I can remember. Add to this a poor wine list where a sweet riesling is a sorely missed no-brainer to off-set the spice orgy, and the three points are barely justified.
