While walking pass by we would like like to have some cinnamon bun and they were having a special 3…read moreboller for 135,_. It was good and friendly service. Nice interior. We did not try their coffee.

Beautiful pastries, we got a danish and cinnamon roll to go, would have loved to had time to sit…read moreand have a coffee there also. They were both very good, like more cinnamon but love trying things in different countries.

Finally a place in town that has decent food at not exorbitant prices. Aside from a great bakery…read moreand coffee menu, they also have an excellent lunch and dinner menu with again, reasonable prices, particularly for Bergen. In addition, alcohol might be cheaper here than anywhere else in Bergen. You find me a place that serves a whiskey sour or a pink lady or a mojito for the 90 Kr they do and I'll eat my hat. And most importantly despite the price, the food is really good..luxury? No, of course not. But for something casual and filling and decent and good drink specials I can't recommend them enough.

The husband and I stopped in kaffelade to warm up on a cold winter day and enjoyed a couple of…read morelattes. The coffee was decent and the restaurant was comfortable. It has a chain like feel, but it was fine. They sell lots of desserts as well, but we didn't have one. Prices were average.

Colonialen Litteraturhuset is one of three elegant upscale Colonialen menus near Old Bergen…read more The room is beautiful with great decorating and a fantastic triptych painting on one wall. The food is arranged artfully. How is the food? * * * * * * * Well, the buttered toast that came with my steak tartare was excellent ... * * * * * * * My wife liked her gnocchi because they had no cheese. * * * * * * * I think I have run out of good things to say. * * * * * * * We had other stuff besides buttered toast garnishes and gnocchi. Nothing was terrible. I have had better pea soups in Swedish sports bars. I have had better steak tartare in American Korean restaurants. Everything looked nice but was undistinguished ... except for the price. * * * One of their sister restaurants offers a tasting menu at a price far higher than what we paid at the Litteraturhuset branch. Given the ho hum nature of what we had ... That tasting menu looks like a bad gamble.

Location: In the heart of Bergen and easily walkable if you're staying in the center…read more The place: It reminds me of a super modern, partially hipster-y cafeteria. Great decor - semi minimal but warm and cozy. I dig it. The goods: After eating random Icelandic cuisine for a few days, I was really looking for something light. I order the chicken salad and it was delicious! The greens were fresh, the check was tender, and the whole damn thing was full of flavour. The dressing was similar to a Caesar dressing, which appealed to me less but it was good nonetheless. I got some raspberry juice and that was a lovely treat. Great little spot to check out if you're in Bergen. Service: OK. Price point: All I know is that shit is expensive in Norway. Especially if, like me, you're coming from Canada. Our dollar generally sucks! That said, this didn't break the bank (I don't think... ).

Best cheese cake! Service is good too! We felt disappointed for the food at Fish Me, and so…read moresurprised to find this cafe! love it!

Lovely staff, good food and coffee! Fair prices and a really cosy spot - inside or outside 100%…read morerecommended

Location: Third time's a charm... so like I said in my last two reviews: in the heart of Bergen…read more Walk. The place: A bare bones coffee shop with a bit of seating. It's away enough from the core that you don't really see tourists here - my favorite part! The goods: I ordered a Cortado and it was pretty darn good. Definitely a coffee highlight since I've left Montreal. Service: Good. Price point: I forget what I paid but I think it's on average with other coffee shops. Just remember: everything is expensive in Norway.

At first glance, the atmosphere was plain, somewhat worn, and not especially clean. The service at…read morethe counter felt cold, with very little interaction from the staff. On the positive side, there weren't many customers, which made it a nice escape from the tourist crowds. One thing that stood out was the coffee preparation--it involved a surprising amount of loud banging, which took away from the overall experience. Fortunately, the coffee itself was good and had a satisfying flavor. Overall, if you're simply looking for a decent cup of coffee away from the crowds, it may be worth a stop, but don't expect a particularly warm or inviting atmosphere.

Was looking for a breakfast place that opens early and found this place…read more They have good ambiance. We dined in the second floor (outdoor) and we loved it! We ordered avocado toast and iced mocha. Food is good, and they have good pastries too! I just didn't like my iced mocha much because the chocolate they used isn't melted. They were even hard chocolate that was tried to crush in smaller pieces kind of. The ladies were helpful and friendly. Overall a good experience:) (Forgot to take food photos because in a rush to eat and go lol)

As you can tell by the picture - we couldn't decide on what's pastry to get... I would recommend…read morecoming here with a group to split and share. No better way to start the morning than with your favorite kind of caffeine and a little slice of heaven!

Great coffee, amazing croissant, the granola bar? is super tasty too. Such a nice cozy environment…read moreinside, conveniently located, parking is available along the street, friendly server. Worth checking out!

Coffee is the best! My wife is very picky about what an iced latte should be--"probably the best…read moreiced latte I've ever had", she said. Lost a star only for lack of anything to eat w the coffee on a Sunday morning; sounds like his bakery doesn't supply him on this day of rest.

They have some amazing sandwiches!! We picked up breakfast and coffee from here the day we were…read moreheading to Flam. Really good sandwiches with a lot of micro greens.

Stopped by for lunch. Our family did custom sandwiches. Breads were great. Sad they ran out of…read morebaguette but really liked the olive focaccia. Fresh cheeses. Fresh meats. Decent amount of seating inside or outside in the front and back. Back is quieter and less windy. The Skillingsboller was pretty good, not too sweet with only a hint of spices.

I was thankful to dromedar because they were warm, had decent coffee, and gave us a place to sit,…read morerelax, and thaw out. I tried a latte and it was just fine. The interior is cute and the prices are fairly standard.

I remembered seeing the name "Dromedar Kaffebar" on Yelp, but I later realized that it was another…read moreaddress. This coffee shop has two entrances : one on the Torgallmenningen (main square of Bergen) and the other one from the shopping mall Galleriet. The place is very pretty, especially with those seats "in the wall" and wood everywhere. Staff is friendly, latte and kanelbullar were delicious and free wifi!

Awesome place for coffee and waffles with brown cheese!!!! The owner is very friendly and welcoming!read more

When visiting Bergen, you have to visit Bryggen, even if touristy attractions aren't your thing. In…read moreit, you will find Kaf Kafe. It feels like a mom and pop shop still which is great to see but honestly, the food was just decent. We got the waffle with strawberries and it was OK. It was a floppy waffle, which might just be how waffles are done in Norway and the flavors were decent. It was highly rated across platforms so maybe we were going in with higher expectations but I am not sure why it was rated so high. It is fine and maybe a spot for drinks, but not a place I'd say you'd have to visit. It you have a bit of time, try walking out further into the back streets as I feel you might find a less-touristy place with better options.