The Bishop Arms

It’s really not a secret that alcohol in Sweden is overpriced.
Even more so here in this place. Perhaps it’s the fact that this bar is rather pish-​posh and attached to a hotel (Savoy, for that case) but I still got a shock when two bottles of beer costs nearly 200 SEK.
Dear Sweden, I know you’re nice and all, but this is why I find it hard to stay in your country. Argh!
We were a group of people (couldn’t remember exactly the number, around 6−7-ish) and we went inside to the library section to sit down since the front part were crowded on that Saturday night.
We dragged some chairs, joined some table in order to be able to sit down together only to find the waitress scolded us that «det är inte bra» or whatever Swedish she was saying. She told us to move back the chairs (!!!) and opened the dining room adjacent to the library section. It was an empty, fluorescent-​bright room that wasn’t suitable for anything but dinner service let alone having beer with friends, but we sucked it up anyway and decided to stay, and still had great night with (overpriced) beer, but that’s because of the people, not the place.
Sorry, two thumbs down for this place!

Service here sucks and they are pretty pricey. The décor is nice but it seems to be an older crowd that comes here.

Still looking to get served.
Went there on a Saturday and was told that the waiting-​time for food was over one hour. And the place was far from full.
When coming back on Sunday for another try I was told that they were out of the only interesting meat-​dish they had, even though we were the first customers after opening. No creativity was shown and no alternatives given.
With a thin menu like they had, it leaves no room for that kind of behavior.