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Plan2 (Iberico) — Tapas bar & late-night venue, Fyristorg

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A cosy Fyristorg tapas bar that turns into a late‑night bar and DJ venue — tapas, wine and cocktails in an intimate city setting.

Plan2 (operating under the Iberico group) is a compact tapas bar and night‑venue on Fyristorg in central Uppsala, combining Spanish‑style small plates, a curated wine and cocktail list and late‑evening DJ sets. The interior is warmly lit with wooden tables and an intimate bar; evenings shift from relaxed dining to lively late‑night atmosphere where music and cocktails take centre stage.

A brief summary to Plan2 - Iberico

  • Friday 6 pm-2 am
  • Saturday 6 pm-2 am
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  • Reserve a table for weekend evenings if you want to dine; the venue shifts to a busier bar atmosphere after 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
  • Order several small plates to share — tapas are best sampled in rounds so you can taste a variety of dishes.
  • If you prefer a quieter meal, visit on a weekday evening when the space is calmer and music levels are lower.

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Getting There

  • Public bus

    Local city buses serve central Uppsala; travel time from Uppsala Central Station to the Fyristorg area is typically 8–12 minutes depending on route and time of day, with services every 10–20 minutes in the evening; single‑ride fares are paid with the regional travel card or contactless payment and cost approximately 30–45 SEK per person. Expect shorter waits on main routes and limited late‑night frequency after midnight.

  • Walk from central hub

    A straightforward walk from Uppsala Central Station to Fyristorg typically takes 10–18 minutes on level pavements; terrain is entirely urban and accessible for most users, though small cobbles or narrow sidewalks may be encountered near the square. Walking is free but may be crowded on weekend evenings.

  • Taxi or rideshare

    A taxi or rideshare from the central station area to Fyristorg usually takes 4–10 minutes depending on traffic; expect a fare in the range of 80–160 SEK. Taxi services are plentiful in the city centre but surcharges apply for late‑night trips and busy event evenings.

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A compact city venue with two moods

Plan2 sits on Fyristorg in central Uppsala and behaves like two venues in one: a cosy tapas bar for relaxed evening meals and a late‑night spot that opens into a livelier bar and nightclub atmosphere after 18:00 on weekend nights. The space is focused and inward‑facing rather than sprawling, where timber furniture, soft lighting and tiered seating create a friendly, slightly bohemian buzz suited to groups sharing plates or couples lingering over wine.

Food, wine and the tapas approach

The kitchen follows a tapas concept: many small plates intended for sharing, with a Spanish flavour profile and room for vegetarian and vegan options. Expect charred vegetables, fried cheeses, marinated seafood and crunchy patatas, presented so you can mix and match for a leisurely multi‑course experience. A compact but considered wine list and cocktails are matched to the food, emphasising approachable Spanish varietals and classic mixed drinks that support the social, shared‑plate dining style.

Evening programming and nightlife character

By late evening Plan2 tilts toward music and bar culture: DJs or curated playlists raise the energy and the room takes on a clubby quality while still feeling intimate rather than cavernous. Opening hours for the late‑night bar are concentrated on Fridays and Saturdays, when patrons come for drinks and dancing after dinner. The venue’s scale keeps the atmosphere personal — loud enough for a party vibe but close enough to stay conversational.

Design details and sensory notes

Wood tones, exposed brick or warm plaster, and mood lighting are central; the bar acts as a visual anchor with bottles and glassware catching the low light. During dining the dominant sounds are clinking plates and soft conversation; as the night progresses, bass and rhythmic mixes become prominent. Aromas shift from sizzling olive oil and garlic to citrus and stirred spirits as service moves from kitchen to bar.

Who it suits and practical character

This is a venue for small groups, couples and city‑nightlife seekers who enjoy shared dining before a lively bar experience. The interior scale and shared tables favour social gatherings and evening dates; the setting is not a formal restaurant but rather a convivial, slightly informal place where tapas and cocktails are the attraction. Service is typically attentive and paced to suit sharing and socialising.

Local context and evening etiquette

Situated in a central square, Plan2 fits into Uppsala’s after‑work and weekend evening circuit. The week peaks on Friday and Saturday nights with later closing times; weekday evenings are quieter and more suited to unhurried meals. Expect an age range that skews young adult to middle age, and a vibe that rewards relaxed conversation early in the night and a willingness to join a busier scene later on.

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