Come here for amazing pastries and coffee! The latte with oatmilk was amazing, one of the better…read moreones I've had in my lifetime. So good I ordered another cup to go. My very best latte was in Chiapas, Mexico. And the brownie--ah best brownie ever! Seriously, I've had my fair share of brownies and have my favorites back home, but this one with the cashews and chocolate brought me back to the best chocolate cake I had in Bryggen, Bergen. So good, I also ordered another one for later--great decision! :) The croissant was also yummy and the white chocolate raspberry scone was good. The avocado toast with paprika however was a little bland with the bread a little too doughy for me. But still edible. Very friendly staff, nice views of Alesund, great coffee. Highly recommend!

Cafe mocha and their cinnamon roll were really good. Got both for 103KR. Good atmosphere. Sat…read moreoutside and they brought me the items. Very nice place !!!

I had previously read that the coffee here was well worth the visit, and as a plus they also had…read moregood sandwiches! Unfortunately I found the coffee nothing to write home about and the sandwich was lean and expensive. I chose this place over a pizza shop and wish I had gone to the pizza shop. The decoration and items for sale were pretty cool, and next door is an amazing antique shop, but I would not suggest the coffee or food very highly.

Iced mocha was like chocolate milk - very smooth and not powdery or separated. They also have…read moregelato, frozen yogurt, and chocolates for sale - as well as a pretty full coffee menu including a soy milk option.

Great cafe for dinner! My husband and I found this place because we wanted apple cake, but then…read morealso realized that their dinner menu looked pretty interesting. Hubby ordered the Norway Tapas plate, which included brown toasted bread, dried cod fish fried balls, marinated crawfish, salad, sausage, and garlic mayo. The cod fish balls were amazing, and reminded me of croquettes from Spain. Hubby liked everything, but the sausage was just okay. I had the fish soup. The bowl is HUGE! And it is delicious! It's creamy, and contained large chunks of cod fish, crawfish, and carrot slices. For dessert, we shared the apple cake with ice cream, whipped cream, and caramel sauce. We liked the cake, but honestly we were a little let down, because that afternoon, we sampled the apple cake in the cafe of the Ålesund Aquarium. Surprisingly, the apple cake at the aquarium was way better, as the cake was a nice pound cake with lots of layered apples on top and in the cake. The apple cake at a Lyspunktet is lighter and doesn't contain that much apple. Overall though, great meal at Lyspunktet, highly recommend!

This is a nice cozy little Coffee shop just a couple blocks from the Alesund port. I enjoyed a…read moreiced coffee drink. good WiFi

I love this cafe! As someone traveling from America to Norway, I appreciate this cafe having a wide…read morerange of syrup flavors, as well as iced coffee! There is also so much seating, tables and couches, and even some seating outside of the establishment as well. This is a great place to enjoy a cozy atmosphere, there are candles everywhere and cute decorations. The service is great as well, I have never had any barista here be rude to me as a foreigner and I really appreciate that. All in all, whether you're getting coffee to go, or sitting at the cafe, the experience is very hospitable :)

Food with a…read moreview Fjellstua Cafeteria is actually two restaurants, one is a fancy place up on top and the other is a casual café type of place on the bottom. I didn't buy anything in the fancy restaurant but the cafe area has the typical food that you would expect. What you probably won't expect are the prices. But this is Norway and until you get use to it just about everything is shocking expensive once you convert your dollars into Norwegian Krone. The restaurant wouldn't be anything special if it wasn't for the fact it's up on top of Aksla Mountain with stunning views in all directions. There is a road going up but the fun way is climbing the four hundred something steep steps that start from the Alesund City Park. Really cool the way the steps kind of meander up the side of the mountain, complete with little lookout platforms with transparent bottoms. Not really that difficult if you take your time and enjoy the views on the way up. Once on top there are bathrooms as well as the cafeteria and some hiking trails that go off in different directions. You can get something to eat and drink up on top but be prepared to pay for it. The real reason most people climb those stairs are the views from the top. And those are always free.

It's a long way to the top so I would suggest you take the City Tour Train or drive up. Make you…read moretime on top much more enjoyable. We just had coffee after we got the since we had limited time and wanted to enjoy the views as much as possible. This is a must visit spot when you are in Alesund.

Cute and comfortable coffee shop with lots of indoor dining/work space…read more Place seems to be popular. The Cortado is delicious. Line is short. Wait for the drink is also short.

We went to Draape Kaffehus twice about a week apart and the coffee was really darn good. We each…read morehad cappuccinos at £3.32 each. The Norwegian currency has devalued about 20% from last year as its currency is linked to oil/gas prices so it's good for tourists, for now in a volatile world where the only constant is change. They have WiFi and clean restrooms. They also have free tap water so Starbucks Southampton England take note (they charged me for a plastic cup of tap water there in Summer 2022 - they marked the cup H2O and they later apologised but it broke my being loyal to the brand.) On our first visit we sat at a cosy table and despite having lots of customers it was delightfully quiet. It was a first for us here, as upon ordering I was told that the wait for two cappuccino was 15 minutes and I was handed one of those electronic buzzers that I've only been given on cruise ships before now. The odd thing was that I was the only one at the counter ordering. Hey-ho we had nothing to do that day so we watched the world go by. On our second visit it was another cosy table and cappuccino again. We were also handed the ubiquitous buzzer and waited about 20 minutes again. This time we also shared a portion of tasty apple cake (more cake than apple) with ice cream and whipped cream. Certainly recommend this slow place.