Spy Bar

Went there with a Swedish guy, obviously if you want to enter at 2:00 am you won’t, unless you know someone from the inside, you have to arrive early like 12:00. You can’t arrive drunk and you need to be good dressed “no jerseys” shorts etc, but all that is worthy want of the best party of my life. Swedish people were very kind to me and taked care of me when someone pushed me because of the music. I was a little drunk inside and people I didn’t knew just were saying to me enjoy the party come to dance. Everyone it’s open people.

Different rooms with different music and one of the busier places. Can be problematic to get in but generally can.  Dance floors very crowded and turn into giant mosh pits. Recommend ear plugs.

Went to Spy Bar in a party of 6 people. The guards watched so we were fit to be let in, then we paid SEK 200 each. On the stairs up after the payment, the guards grab one of the party and throw it out due to intoxication.
Feels like this is something that is put in the system by the organizers after reading other reviews here. Very frivolous and on the verge of criminal. The fact that the attitude of the people at the checkout was deplorable also lowers the rating.
He took a turn inside the building to see what it's like, but there are two rather small rooms packed with people and poor ventilation, nothing remarkable right away. Stockholm must have better places to offer than this because this felt pathetic.
Spy Bar may have had its glory days and is certainly still alive on this but now it just feels like a sunkhak with a long queue.