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.

We came here for breakfast as I really wanted to have some egg based breakfast. Got the avocado…read moretoast and some oat milk latte and my husband got the cortado. We really enjoyed a nice breakfast seated outside and have a typical European people watching time. Recommend this place

Unique and flavorful. Loved the atmosphere, calm and quiet away from hustle and bustle of the city…read morecenter.

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

GROOVY! (see…read morephotos) Wife and I needed to hide from the rain for a while...so why not some day drinking on a Monday afternoon? Nice to see that real locals were chilling here too. Bartender lady was very friendly as well. 73kr for a tasty draft craft beer. Just under $10 and normal for Norway.

We headed to this bar to get some dessert and ended up with a fancy hot chocolate…read more.... unfortunately, it wasn't all that fancy. It was fairly pricey. The decor was cool, but otherwise, it was just ok.

I ordered a baked salmon for a quick dinner. The salmon was well seasoned and had a side of…read morecarrots, potatoes, and sour cream. The carrots and potatoes were not seasoned but cooked well. The service was on the slower side but I did go within the last hour. The interior was clean and put together.

Large store, nicely furnished. Lots of seating rooms and free wifi…read more Coffee is way better than Starbucks. Prices are comparable although the sizes are smaller here for example large size is like a Starbucks grande.

The coffee is good and they have lots of outlets. It was a good place to pause for trip planning on…read moreour trip to Bergen.

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.

The cafe is located in the cute old building. Can be a little tricky to find as you have to walk…read morethrough/behind the front face. One of the top things we wanted to try on our Norway trip was Norwegian brown cheese on the waffle for 59 kr. The taste was interesting but not anything to rave about. The waffle was already made as you can see in the bakery case. They just reheat it in a microwave and put the cheese slices on. The brown cheese itself tasted like a mildy salty cheese with mild cheese flavor. The waffle was thin and soft with a hint of sweetness. The workers were friendly and offered us free tap water.

The reality is that there aren't all that many "grocery" stores in Flåm. Typical to the area, they…read morehave a little bit of everything. Do expect to pay a little more for the location convenience.

A Norwegian summer day doesn't end too early because there's still sunlight around midnight. This…read moresupermarket in a small town like this doesn't close till 11pm on a Wednesday in June which is quite impressive! It's located very close to the train station, no more than a 10 min walk. The store carries what a regular supermarket carries and it is not just for tourists. They have grab and go sandwiches, yogurt, even pre made Starbucks coffee! And many more breakfast/lunch items if you're on a budget. Also you can find all kinds of toiletries and even zip lock bags and foil. Many times you can find Norwegian or in general Scandinavian confectionery and snacks here which can make excellent souvenirs for your family and friends without being suckered at the tourist gift shops! The cashier is very friendly too. She actually said hello and bye to is which is not normal outside of the US lol. If you pay by cash, hand her the bills and put the coins into the red machine in front of you at the check out. Guess it's better and more efficient than rolling up coins for deposit! P.S. They charge 10 kr for a plastic bag but it's a good quality bag, not those Safeway ones where they break before you get home...