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Peppe's Pizza Oslo
10 Reviews Peppes Pizza id found on several locations in Oslo and Norway in general. They have very good pizzas, both american and italian style, including healty alterantives. A good place to share a pizza with...
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Pasta Sentralen Bergen
9 Reviews Went there for the birthday of a friend working there, on Sunday. Good points: Gnocchis were good, quite cheap (89kr) Bad: Close at 11PM, and quantity is far to be suffisiant... same thing for all...
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Chinese Stavanger
3 Reviews Of the several chinese restaurants in Stavanger, Sze Chuen House is our favourite! The food is cheap and good, nice ambient and the service is OK. Close to downtown Stavanger. Eat in or take away. In...
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Egon restaurants Trondheim
10 Reviews It's located at the Tyholt tower with a splendid view of the city. The floor is spinning one round in an hour so you get to see Trondheim from all angles. I had the pizza - all you can eat and it was...
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Egon Restaurant Oslo
9 Reviews The Egon Restaurant has two locations in Oslo, one at Paleet building/shopping centre on Karl Johan's stret and the other at Byporten shopping centre at Oslo S railway station. The menu is basically...
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Enhjørningen Bergen
4 Reviews >>Enhjorningen / Bryggen - directly at the habour & close to the fishmarkt<< I was invited by local colleagues to the Enhjorningen in Oct 2008. Wonderful fish restaurant in the city of...
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Shawarma Kairo Grillroom Stavanger
2 Reviews Nice ambience, especially the "back room" with armchairs and a TV set, where you can relax with your coffee after the meal. The walls are covered with egyptian pictures, and the chairs in the dining...
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Typical Norwegian food Trondheim
2 Reviews If one would have to choose the original Norwegian dish, especially among the student population, the frozen pizza would win without a doubt. Frozen pizzas come with all possible flavours, toppings...
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Frognerseteren Oslo
10 Reviews The Frognerseteren Restaurant & Cafe located somewhere in the mountain not far from the Holmenkollen ski jump facility. It’s a unique place in a special location, you can have traditional food here or...
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Dr Livingstone Travellers Cafè Bergen
4 Reviews Dr Livingstone Travellers Cafe is a large cafe and restaurant with an outdoor seating area, located on Kong Oscars gate just a few minutes walk from the harbour and the fish market. The pleasant...
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Typical Norwegian food Stavanger
2 Reviews I think the Norwegian strawberries are quite good. In fact I love them and I eat a lot of them each summer. The season for the Norwegian strawberries are short and towards the end of the season (late...
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Bakklandet Skydsstasjon Trondheim
3 Reviews If you’re looking for something genuinely Norwegian then Baklandet Skydsstasjon is typically Norsk, at least architecturally. Situated in one of the old wooden houses in Bakklandet it consists of...
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Other Oslo
28 Reviews Restaurant Havsmak is a seafood restaurant, which has seasonal menus, lobsters all year round and an expensive (but interesting) five-course menu. The only negative point about the restaurant is that...
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Fløien Folkerestaurant Bergen
3 Reviews This restaurant is at the top of the Floien Funicular. We went up there again in the afternoon to kill some time, and went through the cafeteria line here. The restaurant is large, airy, and made a...
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Peppes Pizza Stavanger
2 Reviews A popular chain in Norway, Peppes Pizza has two main advantages: serves an excellent pizza or other Italian dishes and has a playground for children. pizza and Caesar's Chicken Salad. Also the red...
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Erichsen Konditori Trondheim
2 Reviews This is the most European place I managed to find in Trondheim, the atmosphere reminding of Viennese coffee shop, with good coffee and good pastries. They advertise themselve as the place that offers...
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GREEK restaurants in Oslo Oslo
3 Reviews If you go to Oslo for any reason,it will be a pity if you dont visit this restaurant. Very close to the commertial center of the city, gives the appertunity to taste Greek and Norwegian foods of the...
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Café Opera Bergen
3 Reviews Cafe Opera has really good and cheap food. Especially their chicken soup and hamburgers are well known. They also have a really nice and cheap sandwich menu. At nighttime the place changes to a...
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Choco Boco Stavanger
1 Review Cockies, sandwiches, salads, coffee / chocolate drinks, tea, beer and wine. Choco Boco is situated in what used to be the entrance and restroom area of the old movie theater, which is now a part of...
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Frati Trondheim
2 Reviews This is one of the best restaurants in Trondheim, but not prized thereafter (which makes it even better!). Even though the restaurant is quite big, it feels very cozy, with a fire place in the middle,...
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Cafe Celsius Oslo
5 Reviews We had lunch in this cafe twice and both times were very happy with our meals. The first time we had a table outside in the square, which was very nice, but on the second visit we chose one in the...
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Egon Restaurant Bergen
2 Reviews This is a nice place to have your lunch. You can look at people walking by, and its nice in the summer. You can order pizza, fajitas , mexiburger and so on. Pizza about 12 EU. And you can eat all you...
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Jans Mat og Vinhus Stavanger
2 Reviews Behind the rather anonymous entrance to "Jans mat og vinhus" lies one of the better restaurants in Stavanger. The restaurant is located in the basement of an old house and there have been different...
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Napoli Trondheim
4 Reviews Well... to be honest, there is as much good Italian food in the restaurant as there are pink elephant flying. However, if you do NOT expect to eat a real italian pizza - nor any other italian item -...
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Dinner Oslo
7 Reviews Some of the best Chinese I have ever had, and I've had a lot of it. Very distinct and varied flavors and everything was very fresh. My meal was close to $50, but considering that it included 1/2 of a...
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next day, again salmon and I couldn´t get enough of it!! This day we had salmon baken in the oven, together with onions and some herbs rolled in aluminium foil. When you open the foil it smells soooo yummy!!!!!we ate this again with potatoes and delicious mixed salad!!!
ok, ´let´s see how they prepared the salmon here: if I remember well we had the salmon fried in the pan together with potatoes in butter sauce and a delicious fresh green salad with tomatoes. oh, there was something more, some special thing.......but I don´t remember in the moment.....hmm, later I´ll add this here
If you like vodka, you should try our local brands. They are quite different from other Scandinavian vodkas. Actually, they don't have much character, but still, you should try one or two of them - just to make us happy. By the way - if you are one of those hedonists who destroy decent vodkas by mixing them with fruit juices, ice cubes, carbonated drinks, tonic water or other non-vodka substances, you should be aware of the fact that the Smirnoff red label vodka you find here in Norway is not distilled in the US, but rather in England or Italy, and that it may be a little different from the US version. Such is also the case in other European countries. Still - if you mix vodka, you probably don't care anyway. Norwegian vodkas are made from potatoes, not from grain. So - you may think that they taste just like Ukrainian vodkas. But, no - this is not the case. Norwegian vodkas are heavily...
If you are a fish lover and come from the Mexican Pacific coast, you cannot be but disappointed with the fish in Norway. This country is supposed to be one of the main consumers of fish in the world, but their way to prepare could not be worst.I must say that we were doing a cruise and, then, the food was very artificial. But we went to some restaurants and our luck was not much better.And then the price of wine! O h my God! If I had to pick a place for worst value for money in restaurants, that would be Norway for sure.
The restaurant is found within a hotel called Hotel Norge.Open quite late until about 11pm.Busy throughout the day and evening so it is recommended that you book, however i didn't but thankfully because it was late i didnt need too.I was offered the speciality and on asking what it was i was told reindeer, i dont like venison and i rarely eat red meat. Staff were pleasant, very helpful.I think the wine bill was more expensive then the food bill though lmao
I hate to say it, but the sweetest meat I've ever tasted is Reindeer. My young nephew cried when I told him Norwegians ate them by the herd, and that reindeer was traditional fare for Christmas and other holidays. He thought I was aiding in the systematic eating off of Santa's reindeer and it took me a while to reassure him that it wasn't Donner or Blitzen or even Rudolph I was eating, just their friends and family. He was much relieved. The Stua serves up a lovely reindeer roast that still haunts me today. The small eatery is cozy, if not a tad out of place in the arctic fishing and ranching community of Alta, Norway (most popular for its top-notch salmon fishing). The decor is charming, if you don't mind having all manner of bodiless wildlife staring down at you as you eat. The walls are covered with the heads of as many animals as you can name in a minute, some I'm sure Norwegians...
On the photograph : dried cods The usual menu in the Norwegian hotels and restaurants : a mushroom soup, salmon or cod or reindeermeat, potatoes (generally poor) + vegetable cooked in water (unsufficiently for my taste), a brown goatcheese (cut in thin slices), dessert (fruit mousse, icecream or rice with milk).
At the Nordkapp point there is a restaurant/Cafe/Souvenir shop where they serve a wonderful hot chocolate. Maybe I remember it as wonderful because there was bloody cold outside and the chocolate so warm. There you can find any possible souvenir about Nordkapp.
In summer time we eat outside. Bring your own food and lets have a barbeque.Maybe the food gets burned, but you'll have a great time with your friends. And if you look at the picture: Everybody has their own oppinion. Fish or meat. Everything will do.
No competition: Ben Joseph's in Oslo. Very eclectic decorations, very informal, great menu and food. A real evening's worth of entertainmentBen Joseph's can't be described properly. Ya gotta go there. I really enjoyed reindeer and cloudberries and had it several times during my visits
Holmenkollen Park Hotel Rica Oslo Oslo
9 Reviews and 221 Opinions The hotel is located close to a popular hiking and cross-country ski area and in walking distance...
Rica Travel Hotel Bergen Bergen
3 Reviews and 204 Opinions Having no advance bookings due to traveling without set itinerary and during peak summer season, we...
Rica Nidelven Hotel Trondheim
1 Review and 159 Opinions Unbelievable, astonishing, great, surprising, delicious, unique, wonderful, outstanding......
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Q: I am wondering which is the best period for a 1-week ski mountaineering holiday in the Lofoten Area and I would like to know if...
A: The Lofoten (and Vesterålen) islands never have that huge amount of snow, they are out in the Gulf stream. Mind you, they weren't even covered by the ice cap that covered...
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