The best grocery store in town. They have a bakery with great bread and pâté ties for much cheaper…read morethan buying from a cafe. The earlier you go, the more selection. Very clean and organized store. More selection than kiwi or remi stores. They also sell shampoo and other personal bathroom items. Fresh produce looks good. They have a butcher shop. You can eat off salad bar. Free wifi!!!!

A good place to purchase groceries in Bergen, Norway is Meny. They carry everything you would…read moreexpect a grocery store in the United States to have. Cannot tell you how their prices compare to the competition. Norway is an expensive place to live, but I do enjoy visiting this amazing country. Anyways at Meny, I especially enjoy their baked goods. They make some delicious treats. My favorite item so far is their Marzipan cake. So good! Shop Meny!

A chocolate shop selling their own chocolate, bars anf confections, made from cacao sourced around…read morethe world. Also a café with veg and gluten-free options. But MOST importantly, a hot chocolate shop, made from your choice of chocolate, regular or oat milk, etc. The single, giant (5cm x 5cm x 2cm) marshmallow is included. With plenty of seating inside, or in the front or rear terrace, the competant, pleasant staff will convince you to return. I already have. 2023 10 02.

During a free day in Bergen, we took the advice of a tour guide who raved about KAF's hot…read morechocolate--and it did not disappoint. This small, colorful café is staffed with knowledgeable, cheerful employees who are happy to guide you through their extensive hot chocolate options (who knew there were so many?). I opted for the Spanish-style hot chocolate made with 70% dark chocolate and milk, while my mom chose a sweeter, classic hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and a marshmallow. We couldn't resist adding a few truffles to our order, and the result was pure chocolate heaven. My drink had a delightful bitterness, perfect for dark chocolate lovers, while my mom's was sweet and bursting with nostalgic charm. Both were impeccably crafted and hit the spot. KAF is more than just a café; it's an experience. Its location near charming shops, restaurants, and some of Bergen's main attractions makes it an ideal stop for a sweet treat during your exploration of the city. If you're in Bergen, add this gem to your list--you won't regret it!

I was here a couple years ago before Yelp was in Norway. This was fairly reasonably priced (for…read moreNorway) and the people who worked there were friendly. I got the chili wrap and they warned me that it was spicy, but it really wasn't. They had upstairs seating.

When in Norway you can easily exceed your food budget if every meal is eaten in a restaurant…read more Locals only go out for celebrations, so restaurants are for special treats. For day to day, quick food you go to the convenience store. I like Deli de Luca more than others. A wide variety of sandwiches, breads and other quick foods. the food is tasty and this location was open and airy with upstairs seating.

7/5/24 - about a 1/4 mile walk from the overrated fish market. They have original and specialized…read moredonuts. The most expensive was only about 40 NOK or about $4 US dollars. We grabbed a lemon, vanilla and a raspberry filled donut. A total of 140 NOK or about $14 US dollars. Digging into these babies now and can't wait. Check out the photos. Also, very nice service from a. Young gentleman. Wow, the best pastry I've had in Norway. Nice and soft and lots of filling. It is full of goodness, my favorite was in this order, Vanilla, Lemon then Rasberry. We all cut these up and tasted them all. LOL, I'm too thin to eat all of these but I would if I could.

My friends and I walked past this shop Sunday night and saw that they were sold out. This already…read morewas a sign that we were in for a tasty treat! We came back on Tuesday and opted for a six pack. It was quite nice that you could mix and match between their original and signature donuts. The owner behind the counter went above and beyond with walking through what each type of donut was as well as his own recommendations. That's when we found out that they just opened this past Saturday - just in time for us to try while we're out on holiday. I opted for a crème brûlée donut which was just brought out after being freshly baked in the back and a raspberry jam. The raspberry jam was a nice classic donut with fresh pieces of raspberry in it and the dough was nice and fluffy. But the highlight of our visit had to be the crème brûlée donut. This donut was unique and man it lived up to the owners hype. Upon biting it, there's a nice crunch from the sugar on top. And the cream inside was nice and light, not too sweet. The raspberry on top was the perfect touch to complement the flavor. Highly recommend checking out this new shop. I will definitely be returning next time I'm back in Bergen!

Good cafemocca at a cheap price. U can get a card in order to collect stamps each time you…read morepurchase. After 5 stamps you will get a free cup;). 25kr for any choose of the coffee from the coffee machine and 25kr for a big cup, it worth for the money.

This is an awesome ice cream place. I tried the daim flavor which was recommended to me. It's an…read moreoff take of the European daim bar and was sooo delicious!! I wanted to try the traditional flavors, hopefully next time I'm in Norway!

Nice chain bakery/cafe. Stopped in to get the classic cinnamon roll. Not bad - not as heavy or…read moresweet as North American cinnamon rolls. Service was fast. Small seating area. Definitely worth a stop to get baked goods

This charming bakery hit the spot for my daughter and I on a recent day trip to Bergen. I always…read morewanted to try Norwegian Skolebolle. My only experience previously was School Bread from Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe at the Norway Pavilion at Epcot. Don't laugh! Now, I've had the real thing. Excellent.