What a nice dining experience. A little upscale menu but something for everyone incognito beef,…read morepork, reindeer, salmon or vegetarian. The setting appears to be a Stave church very open with upstairs dining and downstairs bar dining. Definitely suggest getting a reservation. Food was great

The best (and the only non-hotel restaurants) dinner location in Flam! It's a bar restaurant with…read morethe bar with cozy sitting in the ground floor, and the restaurant on the second floor. The food is absolutely delicious. We got the Ran, which is a fish soup dish. The soup itself tasted very much like a creamy Tom Yum soup, and the seasonal fish and mussels very fresh. The fish was a little on the dry side, but the foccacia paired extremely well with the soup. We also got the havamal, and the beef patty was very juicy and flavourful. The Viking plank seems to be a very popular dish, as it is a 5 course tasting menu paired with 5 different beers. Unfortunately we didn't get to try this one when we visited, but it looked great! The service is excellent. The waiter was very attentive, and took the time to split the soup to two bowls as he asked and we indicated that we would like to share it between the two of us. There isn't too much seating, so I can see that it could be crowded or difficult to find seats during peak season, so keep that in mind!

Wonderful view, glad to know of this place just a short walk from the more touristy spots around…read moreFlåm Fjord tour, Highly recommend!

Best food since we've gotten here. I got the vanilla milkshake and it was so good I forgot to take…read morea photo ahead of time. The Caesar salad was phenomenal. The dressing was a tiny bit like ranch, but I still found it delicious. The fries were the perfect amount of crispy to soft, and the garlic sauce we got on the side went really really well with them. The views were gorgeous out the windows. Absolutely would return!

This review is for the restaurant on the third floor of the Fretheim hotel in Flåm, not the buffet!…read moreThe service was tremendous. The waitstaff were accommodating and friendly. Their bread service consisted of homemade bread and butter which was fantastic. I ordered the wagyu entrecôte with broccolini, potatoes, and tomato salad. The wagyu had a béarnaise sauce too. One of the best cuts of meat I've had. The potatoes and veggies paired so well! The salmon was delicious as were the veggies it came with. Our dessert was a warm brownie with seasonal berries and ice cream that was to die for!

I'm shocked that this restaurant doesn't have much love on Yelp. How, I have heard that they are…read morepretty popular on Travel Advisor. Either way, I feel that this review is necessary. Restaurant Arven has it all. Delicious food. Amazing staff. Beautiful views. Wonderful atmosphere. My rundown: -Kristine (our waitress) was absolutely wonderful. She was patient, kind and accommodating. -The champagne and wine selection was top notch. -The bread was fresh, soft and flavorful. -The vegetarian plate and salad that was prepared for me by the chef was beyond delicious. The vegetables and greens were extremely fresh. -I was told that the cod was cooked to perfection and tasted like it had been caught within hours of being cooked. -The leak and potato soup was light yet flavorful. -The desserts were wonderful. If I had to choose between the white chocolate soup and the creme brûlée, I would pick the white chocolate soup. Overall, I loved this restaurant. If you are in Flam and want to enjoy a nice dinner, stop by at this restaurant. You won't be disappointed.

After a day of sightseeing this was a welcome respite! Plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. The…read morerestaurant is directly by the cruise port which also has several tourist shops. We had the Pilsner, pizza, and fries - all good. Nice staff and a great way to end our day in Flam!

Really appreciate the Avatar Last Airbender reference…read more Furukroa Kafe is part of the hotel that is located water-front at Flåm. There was a line, but the single server is amazingly fast. He got everyone's order, made everyone's order and then completed the payment transactions. Line went by very quickly. They serve hennig olsen ice cream. They also have a cafe that serves coffee. Lots of indoor and outdoor eating areas. Very comfortable.

So far, the best meal we've had in Scandinavia! Wow! The restaurant itself is decorated log cabin…read morestyle, so we weren't expecting chef-level dishes. But we were happily surprised! We sat next to where the two chefs are cooking in the kitchen, and boy are they working hard. They seem to have it all together too because they have a look of calm on their faces. We had the cod and the burger and the raspberry moose for dessert, and they were all spectacular! I thought the burger was one of the best (if not the best) I've ever eaten. Ever. It had caramelized onion and Undregal cheese, pickled cucumber, and bbq mayonnaise. Spectacular combo!!! And on top of that, the service was five stars!!!

The buffet does the trick. It's a bit costly, but there is a really wide range of options…read more Everything is delicious.

4 stars overall. But really probably the best pizza in Norway. So, check it out. Kabob pizza is…read morewhere it's at. You'll like it. They have a weak banana split. So don't get it.

Dropped in for lunch after taking the scenic Flam railway. Gets very packed every time a train…read morearrives at the station. Lines are long. Self-service only - order at the counter and get your food. Food: Got 1 order game meatballs, 3 plates of fish & chips, and 1 cheesecake dessert and it cost almost $100. Game meatballs were flavorful and the fish was fresh & crispy. Still too expensive for the type of food. Service: Friendly but inefficient and understaffed. Same girl that was taking orders was prepping the ready-to-go hot entrees (ex. game meatballs). Inconvenient & slow that grab-n-food must be purchased at same counter as main entrees. It took 15 minutes to order and another 10 before we got the food. Bottom Line: Eat here only if you have over 45 minutes and don't mind spending a lot. Even a grab-n-go sandwich will take 15 minutes to pay for and cost 70 SEK (~$12). Fish & chips are recommended of the hot entrees.

Great location right on the fjord & next to the ferry. These cheeses are yummy. The dinners were…read moreexcellent-salmon perfectly prepared on some of the best mashed potato (I'm not a fan of mashed potato generally), tasty but not too rich, purple carrot, radish & fennel added a refreshing crunch. The brown cheese cheesecake was uniquely delicious. Portions are more than enough. Good service.

"A neighboring clan went on the attack, And stole all the giant coco-yams from the barn out back."…read more Coco-Yam Song, Mountain Goats In a hamlet where the ratio of goats to people is 5:1, you are more likely to find grazing grounds than habitats for human grazing. But no need to get bucky! You won't have to get down on all fours and forage for your fiber along the mountainsides, unless that's what floats your goat. Instead, herd yourself to the Underdal Fjordkafe to chew the cud and ruminate over your travel plans while waiting for the return ferry to Flam. The café has the most unbelievable views one could dream up from the seating area on the deck as it faces the fjords, mountains, and falls. You won't likely see any goats sitting at the tables around you, but you never know...you just might meet a Billy! One of the café's specialties is reindeer meatballs (apologies to Dasher and Dancer), but we could only salivate over others' plates as the cafe had just closed for dinner by the time we arrived. Baaaaad timing on our parts, but luckily their ice cream stand was still open, along with refreshments for sale. With mini ice cream cups in hand and grumbling stomachs, we hungrily asked those at the neighboring table if their meatballs tasted good. They answered, "Totes ma goats!" There is a bathroom way in the back through the attached Eldhuset Museum...we were told we would be on the right trail when we passed the giant goat poster. This goat must have the right stuff that separates the sheep from the goats to be picked out of 500 as the poster boy! Right next to the café is the Underdal Brygge, where you alert the ferry to stop by turning on a flashing yellow light. Don't wait until the last pickup time if you can help it, because the ferry never came for the last call. Luckily the café has wifi, albeit quite spotty, so that we could get a hold of a taxi service to take us back to Flam. 4 hooves in the air for the view alone (5 if I had a fifth), a "meh-eh-eh" for the ice cream, and one head ram for our late arrival. "I ain't got no mouthful, I ain't got no tail." Night Goat, Melvins

A great spot in Aurland to grab a fresh pastry, coffee, soup, sandwich or even a piazza while…read morestaying in the town or driving through. Locally sourced and delicious with amazing staff. Grab yourself seat by the water and enjoy the views. Highly recommended if you are in the area!

Being a vegetarian, it was the first truly delicious meal I've had since arriving in Norway 4 days…read moreago! The hummus wrap was huge, fresh, and very tasty, as was the vegan brownie. Hubby loved his ham & cheese.

usually we research places before we go, this place was not one of those. So in context, we had…read morezero expectations. Having said that we were starving from a day exploring the fjords and a little buzzed from the hotel drinks. My husband and I split the deer burger and lamb dish. I meant to take pictures but we inhaled them. The lamb melted in my mouth and the burger was lean and fresh. Leaving one star out bc the burger sauce was kinda gross and we just used mayo and mustard instead...and the prices were ridiculous (which is not unusual for Norway but whatev).

We ate here as the options are limited. There's a buffet (all you can eat up the hill at the hotel)…read morethat didn't appeal to us. It's mostly burgers, salads and pizza. We got the vegetarian pizza which was massive and way more than 2 people could eat. It was pretty good with a cold beer after kayaking the fjords for 3 hours.