Patricia Stockholm - nightclub, bar, karaoke & party venue — Restaurant in Stockholm

Do yourself a favor and stay away from this club.

After paying 250 SEK to get in and buying overpriced drinks, I encountered an extremely rude security guard who literally told me I couldn’t drink anymore and threatened to kick me out because I was “talking loudly” (there was loud music playing). Regardless, I calmly complied and didn’t drink the rest of the night and managed to enjoy the rest of the time with my partner. I kid you not, the same guard came up to me on the dance floor ten minutes before the club closed and kicked me out because he claimed I was drinking at the bar, which was a total lie.

I don’t know if it was because I’m a male or if they were just abusing their power but it’s clear based on other reviews that these guards have a habit of harassing specific people (mind you, there were a lot of people around that were way more intoxicated than I was).

Also, the club was pretty dirty and the bartenders were making weak drinks despite them...

Racist security baboons ! I was there yesterday night when a security guy came to my friend and asked him to leave for no apparent reason. When I tried to ask why the guy said that my friend had to leave because he was drunk. I had drinks, I am white, and nobody came to kick me out. My friend was drinking WATER !! When I told the guy that it was water in his glass, for no reason, he started to act violent towards me and put me on the floor, twisting my arm. My head hit the floor. Then at least 2 other guards came to kick me out with violence like I was a criminal. I even have a bruise on my forehead. Everything happened so fast. It seemed clear that once thy guy decided to get rid of us there was nothing we could do to avoid getter thrown out. Especially not talk like intelligent people. That never happened to me before. I am actually considering suing...

After the main show, my friends and I moved upstairs, enjoying our night. I was carrying two topped drinks when someone bumped into me, causing a small spill near security. Despite this minor accident, I was singled out, subjected to their so-called "test" of walking up and down the stairs, and then unfairly kicked out. I had only a few drinks and was behaving completely normally—nothing out of the ordinary, nothing disruptive. Meanwhile, others were far worse off—vomiting in the toilets, stumbling around, spilling entire tables' worth of drinks. Yet I, the one who paid my entrance fee, bought my own drinks, and acted in a civilized manner, was the one forced to leave. It was humiliating and unjust. I was treated like a problem when I had done absolutely...