It seems like a little, cozy place at first, but it's fairly big. They have a little of everything to offer from drinks, and alot of good music. Every Sunday they have free food. Tastes good
Weird in a good way. Nice pool table. Tacky bar staff.
Best bar in norway
I'm sure the place is fine, but as a concert venue it's sorely lacking.
Nice atmosphere nice music
Good drinks
Staff is quite friendly and they often have nice live music. They organise special evenings on days such as St. Patrick's Day. Wide variety of bottled drinks, as well as several beers on tap, including Guinness. What really sold this place to me though, was the entourage. It considers itself sort of an art cafe, and its decoration shows. Not just by the various art pieces on the wall (part of which I assume come from local artists), as well as the big streetart by Sheffield, UK artist 'Phlegm' on the wall just outside the pub, but also the sort of themed corners of the pub itself. My favourite is the corner with the big oldschool projector/camera, but the 70s-80s living room corner also makes you feel right at home in a cosy environment.
While they do tend to charge an entrance fee later on at busy evenings, especially with live music, you can still get/stay in for free if you arrive early enough.
The bar is open till late, and located nicely in/near the city centre.
Chill place, got the looks and feels like some places in east Berlin. Giving it an extra star for being located so far north.