Great cakes, coffee and refreshingly high quality homemade beer. All in all a great place with top…read morenotch norwegian/trøndersk atmosphere situated in the heart of old Trondheim: Bakklandet.

Great beer selection, cute cafe and stacks of design magazines for perusing while enjoying your…read moredrink. It certainly doesn't hurt that the location is very beautiful!

Good coffee, but absolutely no information about their opening hours and days. The only way to find…read moreout if the coffee shop is open or not is to physically meet up there and see for yourself.

We've come to Dromedar twice since we've been in town - and I have to say that its been sooo…read morepleasant each time. The coffee is wonderful and the atmosphere is open and welcoming. The Sweet and spicy latte is easily a favorite and I hope that you all consider grabbing a quick cup :)

Dromedar Kaffebar is a local chain with a few locations in Trondheim. This location had great…read morecoffee and a friendly staff. I was grateful that the barista who helped me, spoke English and translated the credit card prompts for me. The coffee was good and there was plenty of seating inside. It's within walking distance of a mall if you want to grab a coffee-to-go and shop.

You will find Dromedar Kaffeebar everywhere in Trondheim. It is a great place with great coffee…read more This one is also at a lovely spot, just on the other side of the water, on the eastern side of the city centre, close to Gamle bybru (bridge). It was a rainy day but not very cold, so we decided to sit outside where your can stay dry and where they have the heaters on. I had a lovely mocca coffee with a carrot cake on the side. It is a great place to relax.

Clearly a Starbucks copycat - right down to the ambiance and menu selections. Coffee was...meh. We…read moredid enjoy the seating area and it was nice to rest after a long day of walking the city. Find a local coffee shop and get far better coffee.

We walked to this area of town from a cruise ship. It was cold and raining. We were prepared for…read morethe weather. Along the way, we saw several shops offering coffee. From the outside, this one appealed to us because of the vibe we saw through the window. Inside, the lighting appeared to be warm and inviting. Guests were sitting all around. Some chatting, some reading, one keeping an eye on her child in a stroller. We stepped to the counter and observed the beautiful pastry display. A young lady behind the counter smiled at us and said what presumed to be a greeting. Not wanting to appear to be an ugly American, I responded good morning and asked if she spoke English. "Of course!, she said with another smile. We asked about the pastries and she made a suggestion, which we accepted. I asked that it be cut in half and asked if we'd like it heated. She also took our order for two lattes and accepted our contactless payment. My partner went to find a pair of seats together while I waited for our drinks. The barista had a rhythm going and was constantly on the move. I observed for a minute and brought out my iPhone for a few photos. It was in plain sight and I must have taken pictures for at least two minutes. When our drinks were done, I showed him a picture of himself. He looked at it, smiled, thanked me and then politely asked me to delete it. I asked if I had done something wrong and he said that he believed that it was illegal for me to take a photo in a business in Norway. None of the travel books nor the articles regarding Norway made reference to this possibility. I couldn't believe that he was so focused on his work that he didn't see me standing directly in front and slightly below him for two minutes, with my camera held up without saying a word. And I believe that had I not shown him the picture, nothing would have been said. Here's how I'm respecting his request. I deleted the best picture of him, the one that I had shown him. I'm using a different frame instead. I've blocked out his facial features as well. I am interested what other helpers think about this. The lattes were excellent as was the pastry.

I absolutely LOVED this place. We stopped in on a late evening for some waffles and fell in love!…read moreIt is the cutest, most cuddly place I've been to in Norway. Everything felt old, and just as it would be in grandmas house. I also loved the waffle - so good with the strawberry jam and sour cream. Would be more than happy to return on my next trip!

If u are student u will like the place! The atmosphere is good and old! They have good and cheap…read morecake and food!

Location is very central, they have different kind of cake and drinks. It could be many people…read moreinside and little space but Perfect to sit outside and enjoy the sunny weather.

When I was growing up, I'd come here with my grandmother often. I was thrilled to see they were…read morestill in business when I returned to Norway after many years. Still as charming, with that touch of wood furniture that makes it seem like a bygone ice cream parlor. I took a seat by the window to see passersby. I had a variation of bløtkake and the taste was just as I remembered. Delicate, with whipped cream filling and raspberry filling. I had to sample the saft is (soft serve ice cream) and it was the best I've tasted while in town. And all washed down with a cold Solo. A very Norwegian experience. Always a favorite.

This place was really charming. There were tons of people wall to wall here for the Kaffe and Kake…read moredeal. ~9NKR for a delicious piece of cake, paired with free refillable coffee! We sat outside and enjoyed the breeze while sipping our glasses and enjoying the cake!