Oslo Restaurants

 2 Reviews  Very pleasant restaurant cafe not far from the Akerhus Fortress but still feeling "off the beaten track." It has something of a country feel in the city. Outdoor eating in the courtyard overlooks a... 

 2 Reviews  This is the only cafe we went in in Olso apart from another bar called Haplos which sold beer for £5 for 400ml! M bar/cafe is a small cafe near Oslo's centre, good for snacks and a tea/coffee,... 

 1 Review  It's a coffeehouse! No, it's a bar! No, it's a restaurant! No, it's an after-theatre place! Yes, it's absolutely fabulous! It's "Det 11 Bud," and it's part of Oslo's newest "gay entertainment... 

 1 Review  The house is one of the oldest in Oslo; the oldest part of it was built around the year 1700. A very popular restaurant with live jazz music on Saturdays 13.30 to 16.30. The backyard is open during... 

 2 Reviews  If you feel you have to much money, why don't treat yourself a meal at Norways only restaurant with two stars in Guide Michelin. Of course it's very expensive, and you better put on your best clothes.... 

 1 Review  Excellent Indian food in a sophisticated setting. Delicious decor living up to the high quality food - including excellent vegetarian options. Especially warming on a cold winter's night - ask for a... 

 1 Review  This is an outdoor cafe that is just a short walk from City Hall. It was a very nice rest stop with decent food. I had asparagus soup which was excellent and an open face sandwich with cheese, turkey,... 

 2 Reviews  Delicious Italian pizzas all made of fresh ingredients.40 to chose from or so, and some pasta dishes (but I'd rather recommend the pizza). Friendly staff. The chef's not Italian, but he's a good... 

 2 Reviews  This cafe is very popular and in the summer their backyard is packed with young people enjoying a beer or a meal. It is pleasantly decorated with colorful decorations and paintings and old furniture.... 

 1 Review  Sushi Nam Kang, my favourite japanese restaurant in town. The service is incredible and the food is great. It's in Torggata, walk across Youngstorget going east. It's a small building up the stairs.... 

 1 Review  It's not in the center, you need to take the tram nb 12. This restaurant is not situated in the nicest area but it's worth having a trip to Victor, believe me:-) The dishes look like painting, the... 

 1 Review  Tekohtopa has some of the atmosphere of a Viennese coffeehouse, with high ceilings, comfortable lounge chairs and sofas, and a general lived-in feeling. Good baristas who make excellent lattes, and an... 

 1 Review  Bocata is to me the perfect symbol of modern era. It looks like a neat webpage. It's quiet, only some good quality electronic experimental calm music going on, nice and low speaking staff. everything... 

 4 Reviews  I want to denunce a bad episode happened on 14th of August 2011 in the afternoon with the blond guy that manage the caffeteria that in a very unpolite way ask me if i wanted something for free when i... 

 2 Reviews  Another restaurant, I do recommend in Oslo, is Mamma Rosa, Italian restaurant Good service and food. I had the House Salad, Tortellini al Prosciutto and wine. 

 2 Reviews  Malik has a few restaurants in Oslo, I've had lunch here a few times, the food is ok but nothing more, they have good size portions and are reasonable priced. The restaurant is very worn, and it feels... 

 1 Review  A great restaurant / lounge with really good food. You order a number of dishes for your table, and all of you share the food. Allowd for a great time. The service is really great in this place, and... 

 2 Reviews  Studenten cafe is a pleasant place to take a break from sightseeing or shopping. This large cafe-bar feels fairly intimate because of the ambience - low lighting, dark wooden candlelit tables and... 

 1 Review  Tostrupkjelleren (now Tostrup Presseklubben). I remember once eating at this famous restaurant more than ten years ago, when I was a regular visitor to Oslo. I am told it is now a ýpress clubý with... 

 1 Review  Birken Lunch is the best option for take-away in Oslo in my opinion if you, like me, are already tired of kebabs and hot dogs. They have wonderful rolls called "birke-boller". Those things are just... 

 2 Reviews  In the basement of Paleet shopping centre in Oslo you will find the closest thing to a food-court there is in Oslo. The restaurant has two kitchens East and West, which serves food from the... 

 2 Reviews  Grand Cafe is one of the best restaurants in town, but even if you can't afford the dinner, you can opt for a breakfast, a light lunch or a cake and coffee. Last time I went there with good friends... 

 1 Review  Not a restaruant, but the best place for a great cup of coffee, espresso, latte or whatever. The owner won the world barista championhip in 2000, so this place actually serves the worlds best...