Decent bakery in Flam. One of the more reasonably priced places in this company owned town (Norways Best). Had a salami pizza for 235 NK. It was big enough to share between two people and was freshly made. Counter service - don't expect table service here. Pastries looked fresh but didn't try. read more

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Although there were not much bakery to choose from in the area, this place is pretty good. Few tables inside and more outside for customers. Pastries on the display case all looked delish. I ended up getting the skoll bollen with berries and a plain one. They were good. Bread itself was fluffy and the filling were not too sweet. Service was okay but coffee was good. Good place especially if you're waiting for your ride. read more

Read reviews on Google and came early to line up, as it seemed like people wait for the bakery. There wasn't a line at opening, but perhaps later in the day- such as lunch! Food was decent, but pricey. Definitely fresh, as our apartment was above where they were baking and could smell the items around 0200a. Ambiance - cute area, busy. Did not sit in , but there were plenty of tables. Service - mid, you order at the counter so don't expect too much. read more

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Hailed as the Best Bakery in Flam. It pretty much is. Love their Kanelbolle. I don't want to call it a "cinnamon roll" because people might develop expectations of gooey sugary cream cheese topping, which it does not have, nor need to. The LATTE is good. There is a line to get in and order. The staff tries to get through the line as quickly as possible. read more

Cute bakery in Flåm! We visited in July and sat outside. The ambiance was nice. For how busy they were, the pizza didn't take long to come out. We got a cheese pizza for take away and enjoyed it! Not greasy, flavorful crust, and yummy sauce. read more

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Great bakery in Flam. Nice selection of pastries, sandwiches and more. Good coffee too! Prices were typical and service was efficient with the big crowds that show up. Our pastries were delicious. We had a Skolle Bollen and something with custard and raspberries. Highly recommend. read more

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Probably one of the most notable bakeries in Flåm, Flåm Bakeri is a perfect place to go for a coffee or pastry. It's located at the port area where most visitors arrive just steps from the boats and trains. Just thinking about the danish that I had is making my mouth water. Would love to come here again! Take care and happy eating :) read more

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Good coffee and awesome pastries/bread. Simple and easy, but good food! Had to wait a bit in line, but well worth it.

"Welcome to Coffee Talk. I'm your host, Linda Richmond." (Mike Myers, SNL) The village name of Flåm elicits all manner of sophomoric jokes by English speakers that make it a bit difficult to swallow any café, bakery, or restaurant name with "Flåm" in it. Having said that, we had no difficulties downing all the tasty pastries, cookies, muffins, traditional Norwegian breads, and sandwiches baked by the talented team at Flåm Bakeri. In fact, all the treats we devoured here were so good that I'm getting a little verklempt just thinking about it. "Talk amongst yourselves. I'll give you a topic." Skoleboller. The word skoleboller translates into 'school buns', unless you're Linda Richmond. Then it's a condition your friend has developed in his genechtagazoink. But these aren't just any old buns at any old bakery. They're the Norwegian buns of champions, and this is the place to try them. The cardamom-scented sweet rolls that have been filling kids' lunch boxes since the 50's are filled with an eggy, golden vanilla custard (or jams in some variations), glazed with sugar icing, and then usually sprinkled with flaked coconut. They tasted like buttah, as Linda would say, but they're also just fun to pronounce. Skoleboller in general are very filling, chewy, and anything but light and delicate. The buns here were no exception, in zaftig proportions about the size of a toddler's head--plenty to share with your bubbala if you're a real Mensch. But no one would fault you if you were to horde it in your tote bag instead, and nibble on it all day in secret. Just wipe the icing and coconut off your lips when you're done. It's a dead giveaway otherwise. If you're looking for coffee to wash down the pastries, I would get it at the Marina Cafe instead. The bakery uses an automated coffee machine to deal with insane train and cruise tourist traffic in summer, and it wasn't good. I had to dump my cup after a few sips. "Oy Vey!" The bakery is next to the train station building and the ferry entrance, so the mobs fresh off the boats and trains will pick over the selection quickly. Get there early or designate some other poor sap to do the early bird bakery run. There isn't much for seating, so expect this to be a grab and go situation. This is the only bakery in Flam, but it is worth a visit...or three. All the pastries we tried here were excellent, but you simply must experience the skoleboller. We made a point of sampling them in every bakery we visited on our trip, and these were by far the best. Just get your refreshments elsewhere. I give it four hearty toasts of L'Chaim. *This review is dedicated to Barbra Joan Streisand read more

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I love this place! I went here to get snacks for our ship- I bought the raspberry croissants and the meringues. OMG- so delicious. Word of warning- the raspberry croissants are absolutely STUFFED with fabulous raspberry filling. One exploded all over my husband (pretty funny really). I thought they were so good I wanted to go get more- but we didn't have time. I would like to live near this place and eat ALL their baked goods. Love the town, even with the ginormous number of cranky cruisers (who, yes, came off the ship I was on- but I don't have to like that.) I hope to some day go back- without a cruise ship- and then hide when the cruise ships come in. Try this place- everything in it looks amazing. And the prices were great, considering the touristic nature of Flam. read more

Do yourself a favor while you're in Flåm and get yourself something from this bakery. I ordered a smoked salmon sandwich on focaccia and I still dream of that bread: so incredibly fresh and fluffy, sprinkled with salt for a slight crunch. Their pastries looked incredible too, but were pretty much gone by the time we had gone for a walk and wandered back for a snack (sad). Interior is very cozy with a handful of tables and they have blankets for you to grab and take outside if it's chilly. read more

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This bakery is surprisingly terrific from the delicious pastries which layer in flavor, to the chocolate chip cookies laced with dried apricot. This shop is directly across from the Norled ferry stop (Terminal 2) and is a true Yelp gem. We thought the simple food looked good and grabbed sandwiches and pastries so we could do one better on our ferry ride from Flam to Bergen, rather than buying the usual sad hot dog on the boat. It wasn't until we unwrapped our first pastry on the ferry that we realized we had stumbled on a sensational small town gem. Probably the best stop in tiny Flam. Grab simple sandwiches on incredible bread, fresh organic juices and pastries before you board your ferry and you will be so glad you got a snack that was up to that incredible view! read more

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Great quick snacks and beautiful views! Perfect stop if you're taking the train. I recommend this place. read more

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They had a good fur seating which is the most I liked about his place. They have really big chocolate chip cookies but they didn't warm it for us. It was very hard and crunchy but I prefer cookies to be warmed a bit for softness. Overall it's one of the good cafes in Flåm with a great view. read more

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I was in this bakery for probably 2.5 minutes due to wanting to see as much as possible prior to my ferry leaving for the fjords. Flam bakeri is a cute little bakery right off of the station. A bunch of different cookies and pastries and even some light bites available too. I picked up a water bottle and a cookie. The downside is this place is insanely expensive because it's a known tourist spot. No getting around it, but people will stop here because it's right in front of them. The chocolate chip cookie I got was really delicious. It was thin and crispy and full of chocolate chips- still not worth the cost, but tasty none the less. Maybe go a street vender when your there. Or come here, spend a lot of money and potentially feel satisfied or ripped off- I left feeling both, that's for sure. read more

This is a total hidden gem in the tiny little town (village?) of Flam! We wandered a half a block down from the space where you get off the Flam train and switch over to the ferry (if you're doing the Norway in a nutshell tour) and followed the small of our noses to this awesome little bakeri (bakery). The bread was being made fresh as we walked up, and it smelled unbelievable. We tried several items, including a hot calzone-like sandwich, a fish sandwich, and a few sweets. All were outstanding. The fish sandwich was one of my husband's favorites from all over Norway. The pistachio cookie was giant, and very unique. I've never had a cookie quite like! It was crunchy, but chewy, and had a great combination of flavors. Also, the service was incredibly kind and friendly. She even filled up our water bottles for us. I didn't seem to spot drinking fountains, or anywhere to fill up water bottles anywhere along our route, but she did it for us, which was very sweet. This is just the best little bakery, and I hope I have occasion to go back again someday. read more

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Sandwiches are good, but I'm slightly uncertain if they make the bread for them inhouse or not, as the texture looked slightly strange For coffee choose the black coffee, as the other options are self-service from a coffee machine read more

I bought croissants on multiple days, cookies, and a loaf of bread. I grabbed things to go one day and dined in another. The pastries are so delicious! They are top notch and so is the staff. The prices are the same as the rest of Norway. The space is super cute. I'm so glad this was in Flåm!!! I can't wait to go back read more

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I made it a point to stop at this bakery. They feature a nice selection of baked goods, bread, pastries, and coffee drinks. I got one of their large pistachio cookies. It was amazing! It had pistachios, chocolate chips, and raisins inside. It was a nice treat to eat on my fjord ferry. The bakery itself is cute and well maintained. The staff was friendly. read more

Was looking for a lunch option in Flam and since there aren't many options (and didn't want to spend a bunch of kr at the Aegir Brewery), decided to stop in here to grab a sandwich. I ordered the fish sandwich and a chocolate chip cookie the size of my face - a great snack on the Flam-Bergen ferry ride! There are picnic tables a few minute walk away that offers a great view of the fjord and gets you away from the crowds around the train station where you can enjoy your food. Noticed a few reviews complained about the price........I thought it was very reasonable for Norway (everything is expensive!). Also, somebody had a complaint about not being able to refill hot water - apparently the Chinese tourists have been using their hot water to make their ramen cups so that's the reason they're a little stingy there......(there was a sign in Chinese about that!) read more

ideal takeaway for the railway ride, energy before bike ride. nice pastries, including cinnamon roll but also decent pizza.

A shining beacon in what is otherwise a tourist trap of a town. We were pleasantly surprised by how perfect the baked goods were here. My fiance got an almond croissant, while I got a giant cookie that was bigger than my head. His croissant was perfectly flaky and buttery, while my cookie was everything a cookie should be--crisp and caramelized on the outside, chewy on the inside. Prices were fairly standard as far as Norwegian baked goods go. The guy helping us at the counter was very nice and patient with us as we took our time choosing. It's a small bakery, so you'll have to take your baked goods to go. Since it was nice outside, we sat on a bench by the water and people-watched. If you happen to be stuck in Flam, this is the place to go for affordable good eats. read more

Two years later I'm back home in San Francisco still thinking about that Pistachio chocolate chip cookie I had in Flam. If anyone who works there reads this, please share the recipe. I need this cookie in my life and I can't afford another trip to Norway. Absolutely delicious bakery. read more

Absolutely AMAZING, we even took some goodies for the road when leaving after three days of enjoying treats from this bakery. I'm willing to bet the pastry chef is French. Also, you can't complain about cost when you're in Scandinavia; I'd be cautious about other reviews docking it points for being expensive... everything is expensive in Norway this was not out of the norm. read more

Nice little bakery in the center of the town. All the pastries looked excellent, I decided to go with a cinnamon roll and a cup of coffee. Both were delicious sitting outside on a cool morning. The prices are high but it's Norway, and a small tourist town so it's to be expected. read more

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This is the worst bakery in the world i have ever been. I ordered a cup of tea. The paper cup is tiny small. I went back to refill hot water. The lady said No! Regarding the size, This is definitely the smallest tea! Dont buy coffee or tea there! The bakery is so so. The only star is for the convenience. read more

Nice bakkery but insane expensive and fully geared at cruise ships and their Asian/US holiday makers.

The beauty about staying in this small village is you get a quick idea of the restaurants within a 10 min walk. This small french bakery is located just in front of the place where you take the ferry or a one minute walk from the train station. We were pretty stoked about this place as they offer a variety of cookies, fresh baked pastries, and sandwiches. We decided to get some smoked salmon sandwiches for the men and some hot baked ham and cheese sandwiches for us (the pregnant ladies). As my friend and I we were speaking French, I guess we caught the attention of the French employee who was very happy he could serve us in his own language. He easily convinced us to also try their freshly baked raspberry and apple turnovers. Not sure if the fact that we spoke French helped but we definitely had great service. Everything was delicious, we had an amazing sunny day and enjoyed our lunch on one of the picnic tables. Before catching our train to Bergen, we decided to go back and get some more apple turnovers for the ride and a huge delicious chocolate pistachio cookie. Just thinking about it makes me want to go back and get some more. They also serve coffee but only drip coffee. read more