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Morfar Ginko

Morfar Ginko

Stockholm

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Morfar Ginko

Morfar Ginko is a popular restaurant and bar featuring an industrial-chic vibe, a traditional Swedish menu, and DJ sets. It’s a place for mingling, hanging out, or even playing a game of ping-pong. The DJ works from a loft above the bar, which makes the place feel roomy. There’s also courtyard open in the summer.

Information

  • addressSwedenborgsgatan 13, Stockholm
  • emailboka@morfarginko.se
  • openingHoursSun & Mon 5pm–midnight, Tue–Thu 5pm–1am, Fri & Sat 4pm–1am
  • phone+46 8 641 13 40
  • websiteVisit website
  • facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/morfarginko/

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