Teatime can be spent in many ways and I must say I do enjoy being surrounded by pin-up art and…read moresitting in rococo chairs as the room is being infused with ground coffee flavour. While mainly serving as a cafe, there is a decent section of "stuff" to admire while you wait for your order. All for sale of course- whether you fancy a 50's inspired magnet saying "Coffee" You can sleep when you're dead!" or other quasi-retro items for your home then this is a fun browse! Also I can definitely recommend the hazelnut flavoured filter coffee which you can buy in bags of 250 gr or more. Also, if you have coffee beans that you'd like to have ground (if you like me don't own a coffee grinder) they can do this for you at a rate of 10 NOK. A bit peculiar to think that they're charging for this, but I really needed to get the job done so I'm not complaining! The back yard is also lovely with great seating areas. Coffee is delicious and from what I hear the ice tea is also worth a try ;)

Bar none the best coffee in town. Delighted to discover this awesome cafe on my trip to Sandefjord…read more The only real brew I had during my week long stay. We had sandwiches made with hearty peasant bread and scrumptious cheese and a delectable homemade cereal bar. And thanks for holding the scarf I forgot. An opportune time for a coffee to go :-)

Very cozy little café in a vintage store. Quiet even on a day that is busy in other cafes in Sfj.read more

This is a nice deli in Sandefjord. The food is absolutely fantastic. It is also very expensive…read more But, that's Norway - so I keep getting reminded.

This bright and modern restaurant with excellent daily specials is a great place for lunch. We had…read morevery good homemade chicken soup and crawfish sandwiches with local beer. A breath of fresh air to this otherwise lacy town square.