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Nada is one of many small bars in this neighbourhood but it might be the one with the best party vibe. Outside there is a sign saying BAR and a beautifully vaulted window. You see straight into the main area with the bar to the left, the DJ booth in the middle and the rest of the space crushed with people.
A small passageway leads into the next room called Göteborg (Swedens second biggest city). It’s equally packed here but there are a few more seats and tables. If you are here early and lucky enough to get a table you can have nice tapas with your beers.
The music has a lot to do with the mood of the place and Nada gets really good DJ’s even though they are still only paid with beer and food. They have “Live-Sundays” with live bands which gets a nice crowd. Other types of music that get played here is indie, electro and German madness.
The food is good but you come here more for a snack with drinks than a quiet meal. On the upside of the drinks is that you can get a glass of tasty cava for SEK 55, something quite rare in Stockholm. On the downside is that the draft beer doesn’t always taste so great – stick to the bottles.
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Nada Bar | Bars, Music | Bottle beer SEK 45.00
Åsögatan 140 | Södermalm | +4686429020
17:00 – 01:00 daily
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Every second week on Tuesday Nada Bar Host a language exchange party organized by http://www.languagekompis.com
If you wanna learn Swedish or refresh your rusted French, here is you chance!
Cheers,
Anna
That is great to know. I definately need to brush up on my French and Spanish! Thanks for the tip, Anna.
/Lotta
In my opinion, the best music selection in Stockholm. That’s a bold statement, I know, but they just seem to get it right every time!
- j
And most of the time you can see the DJ:s so enjoying playing there. They really get the mood going.
Great music, friendly people, high conviviality… Would be the perfect place for micro-acoustic-sessions
Just needs to close later !
That’s a good idea!
The hours, yeah… that’s the case in all of Södermalms residential areas. Annoying at times, I know.