Western parts, Göteborg

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This place shows sporting events on a projector, and have a couple of pooltables. When the nightclub is open you can go upstairs and then you have a fantastic view of the harbour from the bar.
Every once in a while they have a rockpub called Belsepub, but I forget how often, but check the weblink below and you'll see for yourself.
Other than Belsepub, they have many different music events, so check their page to see what best suits you.

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Andra Långgatan is a street that runs from Järntorget to Masthuggstorget. It's a great street filled with pubs, restaurants, small shops and porn. Well it is, so I might as well write it. It has som good pubs where the prices are low and the beer flows free. You'll find the following pubs worth a visit:

Rover
A favourite with expats. Pretty lively most of the time. Closest to J?rntorget so start here and work your way to Masthuggstorget.

Sejdeln
This place is the next place you will end up, unless you pop into some stripclub between the Rover and here. It's cheep and there are no luxuries here. Tables and beer. Great place at the end of a hard day.

Kelly's
Next door down from Sejdeln. Smaller and this place has much the same style as Sejdeln. It's there for you to drink beer in. And what else can you ask for?

King's Head
In my oppinion the best place on this street. Good atmosphere, comfortable, big screen for sports watching. A perfect place to end this street's bar crawl. As is the case with most places, pretty crowded in the evenings. But rather that than empty, right?

Dress Code: Probably no dress code what so ever.

Now,..this is just my own observation, but it seemed to me that when out and about at Göta's the beer to drink is Spendrups, yet when with friends in someone's home in the evening, Tuborg was the choice. Maybe it's the more robust flavour of the Danish beer which they crave? This passion for a bottle's contents might also help explain the handicraft of building shadow-box frames, and filling them with the corks of wine bottles past?

Dress Code: It's a Pub/Resaurant so casual is the way to go. If you're one of the ladies, then I would dress rather sharp: there is this old fella who likes to stand in the corner and scope the youngin's and he seems to only approach the well-dressed. Lookin' for a sugar mamma perhaps?