Cozy, no bullshit, traditional food, good coffee, free wifi and amazing staff for a fraction of the…read moreprize. This place is a fucking gem and my favourite place to have lunch in Oslo. Why? Because you get meals like "FULL PAKKE"(the full package) that includes really good bacon, minced meat cake, eggs sunny side up, potatoes, salat and bread + endless coffee refills for 100kr. You cant beat that anywhere in the city. The staff are reason enough for coming. Down to earth, friendly and always down to riff about politics, the weather, society, cars and whatever you wanna nag about. The place is filled with carpenters, contractors and handymen during lunch hours and usually older people in the afternoon/evening. If you're looking for a fancy, hip place, this aint it. If you want something real, inexpensive and down to earth with big portions of traditional food that will fill you up, this place is great.

From the owner: Vi er stedet for skikkelig god gammeldags husmannskost . egg…read moreog bacon,omeletter,lunsj,middag ,kjempegode kjøttkaker, og mange andre gode retter ..... vi har nye retter på meny hverdag. dagens middag får du får under 90 kr inkludert kaffe. vi kan også lage snitter,gryteretter,hovedretter og hva du ønsker.

3.8 stars. Came on a Thursday night without reservation around 8pm and there were seats available…read more Service is a bit slow but friendly. They do run out of certain dishes so if you come late, best to ask. They did run our of whale carpaccio and the reindeer pizza. 1. Dirty Fries - Good crunchy on top with gooey cheese and not too salty. Comes with a glazed bacon as well. 2. Pizza with Norwegian proscuitto - Thick crust. Right amount of red sauce. Good taste. 3. Meatballs - Delicious and star of the night. The gravy was very good that came with it. Overall a solid place to try if you're in Oslo and want something different.

Originally intended to serve country youth in the largest Norwegian cities Oslo's Kaffistova opened…read morein 1901, and although now something of a tourist hotspot the collection of traditional plates still fairs well. Open from lunch through dinner daily, a few quick items offered to-go and reservations strongly encouraged, it at the counter that orders are placed before seating with an average wait time of just fifteen minutes even during peak times. Located on the ground floor of Hotell Bondeheimen, hearty portions at reasonable prices part of Kaffistova's appeal, look to Fjord Shrimp with or without Crayfish served openface and during the right time of year see Whale Tataki replace Salmon. Loosely translated as "Coffee Stove," though Baked Goods are more limited now than in the past, Fried Chicken resembles that served in Austria while ground Reindeer with Mushroom Gravy and moist Apple Cake are traditional and filling.

This cafe was definitely the highlight of our Hovedoya trip. The staff was extremely kind (to our…read moredog too), the ambience was cute and cosy. And the food was awesome! We tried the Creamy Mussel and it was very delicious.

A wonderful place for food and drinks when visiting Hovedøya, the Main Island, in the Oslofjord,…read morethe nearest island to the city. Originally built by the nazi occupants during the second world war, this barrack used to be the officer quarters of the Kriegsmarine encampment on the island. It is situated next to the old monastry ruins in peaceful surroundings, large trees, meadows, sheep and birds singing. The restaurant/café serves drinks, larger courses, snacks, desserts and icecream. It is clean and well run, though allow some waiting time on busy sunny days. Both an inside and outside seating area. The toilets are in the basement and kept clean. There was no mirror above the basin, just a note saying "do not worry, you are looking good"

Just not my cup of tea. Mostly elders ate at this dinner so the mood was set to the crowd. If you…read morewant som real Norwegian cuisine this might be the pit stop but otherwise I rather try another place. The location is outside the border of Oslo and they both have indoor and outdoor seating. Dishes they mostly serve are meatballs, salmon and reindeer paddies.

Good food, nice employees and a newly renovated restaurant makes for a good experience. The…read morereindeer was delicious. A bit pricy for Kro food, but that is the only reason I will give it a 4.

Was desperately looking for coffee after groceryshopping, on the way home from our cottage. Found…read morethis restaurant with small selection of bakerygoods and ice cream, espresso based coffe and ordinary black coffe, and a wide menue with vietnamesian food. You can either sit down in clean and modern facilities, or take away. The food authorities had left a high quality feedback after inspection. I will be back

Nice little cafeteria under the Holmenkollen ski jump, next to the museum and souvenir shop…read more They offer pastries and hearty snacks as well as cold and warm drinks in self-service. You can enjoy inside or outside on the terrace with view to Oslo fjord. Nice staff, free WiFi, clean interior and lemon water for free.

Do not go here if it is after noon!! We hiked up to the ski jump only to realize that they were out…read moreof everything on the menu and all they had left wast muffins. Needless to say the trek was not worth the muffins and the restaurant kind of sucks. It's your call though could be good if they actually had the menu items in stock.

They only use the cheapest of ingredients and everything is canned and preserved. Old style…read morerestaurant that has seen better days. Service was ok but the food was terrible! I do not recommend at all!

Very old school diner environment serving Norwegian classics. The food was pretty good. Expect to…read morewait much longer if you get a fish dish. Service was good definitely filled our bellies. Prices are very reasonable for expensive Oslo.