Reviews of Slakthuset

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As the five stars indicate ' ' Wow, it's cruel! ' ' Here it is broken and beautiful may I say. There is clearly a sense of slaughter in the room, the sweat drops from the thank you, down in my watery G&T and fills me with the feeling of being in the right place at the right time.

Heavy techno and minimal house explodes out of the overworked PA system, all seem happy and grisic. The guy in the bar was called Elias and may be the most beautiful kufen I encountered in a white black club context. He said it va fun to work there.

The view is adorable and moves me in my innermost, Stockholm, a mix of sweet and salt. As a djungelvrål, the feeling of slaughterhouse is stuck in my teeth and I am coaxing frantically with the tongue to access that last good. Sunket has reached a new level, I love it.

Try Cavan, does not cost many money and is not superdisgusting.
Sincerely, Allan

As the five stars indicate ' ' Wow, it's cruel! ' ' Here it is broken and beautiful may I say. There is clearly a sense of slaughter in the room, the sweat drops from the thank you, down in my watery G&T and fills me with the feeling of being in the right place at the ri... Show full »

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While it is deservedly hyped so it feels like an unexplored treasure. Sure, it's not in the middle of the city, but it's part of the charm. They open at reasonable after work time, so-so at 16-17, then you can sit on the roof terrace and enjoy your fairly cheap bottle of cava, while you will be served excessively comfortable lounge music. When the sun goes down and then the glasses are empty looking for you into the House and down into the basement. Maybe if you place yourself close to the speaker to feel the bass vibrate, it is a good tip. The abattoir is not afraid to play alternative music styles, be it House, Trance or Psytrance. If it is somewhere in Stockholm you would hear a dj who last weekend played at Berghain, so is the place to go.

While it is deservedly hyped so it feels like an unexplored treasure. Sure, it's not in the middle of the city, but it's part of the charm. They open at reasonable after work time, so-so at 16-17, then you can sit on the roof terrace and enjoy your fairly cheap bottle of cava, while you wi... Show full »

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If you want techno in Stockholm, there is no better place!