Wide variety of tapas, great taste, delicious sangria, good service, nice atmosphere. Left stuffed…read more Would have had more if I could

What a wonderful delight to stumble upon this small slice of Heaven. The food was delicious and…read moreserved promptly, customer service was on fire! Such great efforts in helping with ordering and giving a bit of history on the restaurant. The family owned restaurant has been in service helping the local culinary students. Loved the chance to sit and enjoy the hard to choose from tapas, everything we ordered was delicious. The decor is perfectly arranged with old photos of bullfighting days and candlelight's in the window. I highly recommend visiting Oslo, Norway making a pitstop to try La Sangria.

This was an experience! It's a local gastropub…read more It was our first night in Oslo and we didn't make it to the hotel yet. We needed a quick bite to eat and we were thinking bar, snacks, and small plates. The restaurant had a really nice modern and slightly upscale vibe . It was nice and cozy. The service was really good too with the waitress explaining the menu to us since it was a new tasting menu they were trying . I got a local beer and we tried the miso, glazed eggplant with non-bread and the lobster roll . Both items were extremely delicious and surprisingly filling for being small plates style . From what I've read, they have live entertainment and music upstairs on certain nights, but we came on a quiet evening. If you're looking for late night bar snacks and a nice chill atmosphere this is definitely a place to go !

A beautiful place in Oslo. Check out my photos. Super modern and in a nice location. Hope to be…read moreback in Oslo soon!

Wanted to check this place out since it was close to my hotel. It seems like a fun place to check…read moreout, but it was not what I expected. Service: There is one host/hostess. There is no waiter for your table, and everything is do it yourself setup. You have to download an app to order your food and wait for a confirmation code to come to your phone. If you are from another country, the confirmation code may not work. Once you order from the menu, you have to pick up your own drink and food. Once you get the app working, you will get a notification to when your drink and food is ready to pick up from the designated areas. Ambiance: The atmosphere of the restaurant is very cool but unfortunately it is very tight with the tables being so close together and not very big inside. Some areas seem very old and may need some additional cleaning. I do not like restaurants that use carpet as their main dining area. In addition, the majority of the sitting areas are high bar tables. I would say as well, even with the nice crowd of people, it was not very loud inside. Food: If you are looking for a fulling menu, this is not what this place is set up for. This place is set up as more of a finger food type of place that has orders placed on a wood plank, and again, you have to go pick it up from the kitchen yourself. Several items of food needed a bunch of seasoning. The only thing that was good was the drinks and the chicken wings. I would pass on everything I had. There are some vegan options, but even those need some additional seasoning as well. Overall: If you are looking for someone where to have a great conversation or just hang out, I would recommend this place. However, if you are in the mood for a fulfilling meal, this is not the place for you. Unfortunately, I can't highly recommend this place.

Fun place, food was very tasty and good drinks. Staff very friendly. Good for families…read more Good location close to the train station.

Been here 4-5 times and this place has exceptional good tapas, always fresh and innovating. This is…read moreone of Oslo's best tapas places if not the best. tip try the pistachio cod (amazing)

The so-called tapas Italian finger food cannot be recommended too expensive to Lidl the pizza small…read morepizza slices were warmed up from yesterday the olives were from her glass or just to old. I travel the world and taste food everywhere.

Located at the folk museum, this is a very nice, attractive and super clean museum cafe that, after…read morewalking the acreage with all of this historic homes, churches and buildings of this museum/Hollywood style backlot, you will definitely want to take a break, get something nice to drink, from coffee to the cooler bottled drinks, and maybe a nice sandwich or pastry. The food isn't astounding, but it's well above average and good quality. The best thing about the cafe is that it's comfortable, welcoming, and also accessible to the public as it is streetside. They even have a nice fireplace for the odd cold snowy day or two that I hear Norway gets once in a while. ;)

Generally I'm very sceptical about museum cafes. However, this one was just ace - not overly…read moreexpensive, and the snacks looked sophisticated and delicious. I was there just for a cups tea, as I ate beforehand, which I regretted immediately , as the sandwiches looked mouthwatering!

This is really a cozy cinema catered for adults. No screaming kids, very comfy reclining seat with…read moresmall table between seats. You can get food and variation of beverages from the bar to bring inside. However, i did notice people "smuggling" in their own food stuff which i think is cool especially when you pay 130kr per ticket for a movie. If you have been to any of the Sundance Cinemas chain in the USA owned by the actor Robert Redford, then this is very similar.

Best movie theatre I've been so far in Oslo. It's been entirely renovated and the biggest room has…read moreamazing large seats with lots of room all around you. Enjoy!

As a stand up club it is a great place and bar if ok but pricey…read more Great ambiance and great service. I do not know how the food is because I have not eaten there.

Atelier Asian Tapas was our first stop when we landed in Oslo. The foie here was delectable! We…read moretried a few other dishes as well but that was the stand out for us. We came in the middle of the afternoon so service was fast and attentive.

There seems to be a lot of Vietnamese restaurants in Oslo. We went to two and probably could of…read moregone to another ten good ones if we had, had more time. This one seems to specialise in Asian fusion dishes, but on Sunday's they also do pho which is what we decided to go for. It was pretty rammed but there was two tables outside (but inside the food hall) the restaurant and we happily grabbed one of those. I can't comment on the tapas, but the pho was great. A really tasty broth, perfect chilli level, nice noodles and loads of beef. Seemed authentic to me as it tasted like the pho I had in Hanoi so I was very happy. I went with the large portion and it was a really good size, but Trudie M's small portion looked pretty decent to. Anywhere else in Europe this would be five stars, but I can't do it cause of the price. Bowl of pho is about £14-£15 and a beer was about 8 quid. That's also going with a cheap Kirin beer rather than picking out the Norwegian craft beer that I wanted that was around 11 quid. Good pho, worth checking out if your nearby on a Sunday. As always with Oslo, bring plenty of cash!

Very nice place in the Mathallen food hall just outside Grunerlokka. We were a group a 4 people and…read morewe shared a bunch of tapas. All of them were very good (meat or fish). A special mention for the goat cheese. We had two bottles of wine (from New Zealand and Argentina) and we were not disappointed. The service was excellent I'd go back there in a heartbeat.

Loved this place. It is a tapas joint and my group sampled a large array of dishes, and we loved…read moreeverything. Our server was great, and really we received some of the best service here compared to everywhere else in Oslo.

I quote Eva K.... "I love this place but obviously I have…read morenever been here during winter time" Smart observation Eva and prophetic. OK OK !! I get that peepz vote for this Café cos you would enjoying sitting outside on a warm Summers Morning, Lunchtime or Evening (multiple choice selection for you) watching the masses trudge past Olaf Ryes Plass whilst you cradle your glass and talk idle banter but if the measure of the place was based on the cuisine they serve then we have a problem folks. Yep, we do. Fo'sho' Lets get to the crux of it ..... everything about Café Fontés mentions Tapas and that was the main reason I called by. I fancied some Tapasitas, plain and simple. It is the kind of food that you can't really screwup. Easy to prepare small bites right?! Didn't happen for me here .... Aioli y pan was 'Meh'. Calamares was 'overfried' and crunchy. One push of your finger on the batter released sweat beads of fatty oil, not nice.! Frito de langostinos were way too over seasoned and covered in a gloopy, overpowering dressing of some kind which my palate did not recognise. My Tortilla had too much going on around it and all over it as well. It is downright criminal to smother a good tortilla in what appeared to be a pizza base sauce? Not right, what were they trying to cover up? Tapas should be simple and small and fresh. What I had here was overcooked, over seasoned and overpriced. I cannot argue that I would run here, nay gallop!!,to take a drink when the Sun is out but don't forget where we are. This is Norway and the Sun set sail for the South sometime around August 21st and is not due back til sometime next June, correct? The only thing you are likely to see sat outside any evening right about now is a Polar Bear.

I love this place but obviously I have never been here during winter time…read more It's nice to sit outside eating gigantic toast with yummy stuff on top for brunch and it doesn't get better than that!