I am so happy I looked this place up ahead of time and that my husband and I went in. If you love…read morecraft beer (local, American) this is your place! It's a tap house with over 50 draft beer selections (including ciders and sours). They also have wine and bottled beer. There is indoor and outdoor seating, and I heard a ton of shuffleboard tables upstairs. The bar manager Pierce was so friendly and fun to talk to. He was insistent that you sample the beer before you order it- my kinda thing! We had a wonderful time and conversation with him. If you're in Oslo, don't skip this place!

We couldn't wait to try this place and it did not disappoint! Amazing beer selection and a solid…read morewine. We opened a tab, tried one of every IPA beer and enjoyed chatting with the bartender. If you love beer, then you do not want to miss this place. Would definitely return. No food and we mean no food except for a few bags of chips and nuts - there's more food options on an airplane so just be prepared.

Great selection of beers. Don't know about food. Hungry and looking around. Good simple place to…read morerest.

If I lived in Oslo, this is probably where I would spend all of my money. Great beer, espresso,…read morepastries, bocce ball, and a restaurant (that I didn't eat at, but looked good). Go on, take all of my money Brygg.

Great service as always! Tried Wings Wednesday for the first time and we can highly recommend it. I…read morehad the chicken wings with hot sauce and wifey opted for the cauliflower version with mild sauce, all vegan style! There are several sauces and dips to choose from and basically any IPA will go well with this meal. Wifey hasn't reached Level 5 vegan yet (Google it ) but with all Brewdog beer being either vegan or vegetarian there's a good chance she will before the end of the year because we will be back BD57 also have an extensive menu of other meat and meatless options such as burgers, hot dogs and salads so you will guaranteed find something you like. And let's not forget the massive selection of craft beer on tap, bottles and cans Cheers!

Insane pricing. Now everyone knows that beer is expensive in Oslo. You become used to it (well…read moremaybe not quite used to it, but expect it) and expect to pay more than you would in the UK, but you would not expect a brew dog who are supposedly doing "craft beer for the people" to be the most expensive beer place in the city. I can't say 100% that is true, but I can say it was certainly seemed to be one of the most expensive out of the several bars we visited. Pricing was not the only issue. I am a BD fan and have been to one as far away as Tokyo and regularly enjoy going to both venues in Glasgow, but this Oslo branch seemed to be an imposter. It was almost like a franchise BD that just did not have the normal finishing touches. The decor was different, the atmosphere was different, to be honestly it just did not have the normal Brew Dog feel. There are much better places to drink craft beer in Oslo. Best give this one a miss.

Great selection of bier in a very chill environment. Especially enjoyed an Imperial Stout called…read moreAustralian Dark Rum 2022 from Stavanger.

Nice tap room. A little difficult to find. They have a lot of beers on tap or some in the bottle to…read morechoose from. Looks like a lot of locals stop here.

What a treat to enjoy tasty brews tucked in a cool bricked gothic cellar. Pretty awesome atmosphere…read moreand architecture made the beers taste even better. Its located in the courtyard area. Not facing any surface streets. I really enjoyed the mead from Lithuania. A new flavor and level of happiness discovered.

We stopped here based upon TripAdvisor reviews. What a very cool place-awesome brickwork and a…read morequiet, lowly lit room where you can actually talk with your friend while sipping good beer and mead. The owner is very friendly and helpful; he recommended a good restaurant nearby for our dinner. It's a little tricky to find the doorway in, but persevere-it's very worth it!

Stopped here because our AirBnB was right next door. It was really great. Ordered a flight of…read morebeers, not expecting it to be pints! Also, had the Bangers and Mash, and it was delicious. Highly recommend!

So if your after craft beer this is definitely one of the places up go in Oslo. If your allergic to…read morefish then it probably ain't! Let me explain... As well as doing a great array of craft beer this place is also a sort of restaurant that seems to do a lot of fish. The decor inside was like it was designed a bit like the inside of a ship which probably explains the fish connection. When we walked in the smell of Fish and chips was great (in my non allergic opinion) it it was though, bloody strong. Anyways we were just there for the craft beer and we were not disappointed. There was loads of Taps (10 plus) and load of bottles to. We had some great beers including an amazingly named "winter in Bangalore" IPA. The array of beers was top notch, the price as per the norm in Oslo was bonkers, but in general we had a great afternoon. The barmaid even let me charge my phone behind the bar, sadly though she would not change the awful music which loses it the 1 star. On on craft beer hunt? Check this place out. The food also smelled and looked good, but I did not try it so can't comment more than that.

Not my cup of tea but a perfectly fine bar in Strøget in Oslo…read more It has that shabby-Soviet-dark vibe. I have no clue how to really describe it, but let me point out it is NOT BAD, it is just well done, the music even feels like something they would play in the old Soviet. It has its own little charm, but you won't find my hanging out here. My main problem is however that it only has one bar. It is small, and I can totally see this place being packed on the weekend creating unnecessary long lines (don't shoot me if I am wrong because I actually haven't been here at night). They do on the other side have shuffleboard which is pretty cool, and quiz night every other tuesday. Basically the perfect "Soviet dive bar" if you are into that kind of thing.

This place was really cool. As a visitor to this fine country, we were looking for places that…read moredidn't scream "touristic" and this was it. Had a really cool theme--very punk rock. Felt like a cool local bar in new york or san francisco, but with a bunch of Russian counterculture all over the walls. The clientele was really awesome and we had some great conversations with a handful of cool Norwegian natives and immigrants. Would definitely check it out again.

We enjoyed this place very much ! It's like the world of beers (they we liked) in one spot. Local…read moreand international beers and beers-lovers and anyone in between that enjoy in-good company. It was a Friday...and this place is the happening spot ! all around and a few more rounds...packed of (happy) peeps. If I happen to be back to Oslo, I would definitely come back here for happy-beer-hour! (Not meaning cheaper beers - lol! ) Just being happy...travel & sip beers among many beers-lovers and in good company ! Cheers Life is good !!!

A good number of beers on tap and a nice Prosecco here. While there is no outdoor seating, there is…read moreseating along the window and this place is on the second floor. Cute little spot for an evening nightcap.

Lovely experience. Lovely ambience on the front patio. Make sure to check out the upstairs and…read moresample their brewskis

Crowbar, the beer hub creating an everlasting agony of that delicious beer you once had...but never…read moresaw again. Every so often they change up their craft beers, but always keep a certain "trend". You'll find different variations of your classics, and there will always be a cider/soury beer available. Everytime I've been here, it has been delicious. Even my beerloving boyfriend preferred my pick. The place is often crowded, but in the summer you can enjoy the outdoor seating. People watching, trash talking and beer drinking..can it get any better? Service is lovely, you always get to try your beers before deciding, and the bartenders are more than willing to give you your time and even explain (also when it's busy!). I've never experienced poor treatment here, but then again, I avoid the busiest nights. Prices are a little stiff, with 0.5litre at about 90 NOK. PS! Upstairs they also serve food, there's an infamous kebab...I've never been, but I'm eager to try!

A delicious dinner where they focus on pork!! Service was also excellent. We made a reservation in…read moreadvance cause this place gets super packed. We shared their signature plate, the pork knuckle and it was delicious! I'm glad we shared it though cause it was a ton of food. The meat was tender and the skin was extra crispy. It's served with a delicious mustard sauce that goes well with the pork. It sits on a bed of mashed potatoes and sautéed veggies (cabbage, green beans and carrots). The beer selection is massive so it's also great for beer lovers. I would highly recommend this place to locals and tourists alike!

The food coma is real. One kilo, the waiter told me. After the fact. Why I ate everything, who…read moreknows. At Oslo prices, it should have been an extra day or two worth of meals. I actually wanted something 'lighter' but I asked for his recommendation, and of course he said the signature item that they are "famous" for. I also paired it with some whale, because I like eating protected and endangered species. The whale was the best part. Tastes like those cute little puffins, vaguely like a tender beef jerky. As for the caveman chunk of pork on a bone. Woof. I mean, it's good. The crackling is like pork rinds on steroids and the meat really did fall off the bone. The mustard sauce and the mashed potatoes were loaded with fat. However, the staff friendly and attentive. I love my meats, but this did not blow my mind. Would not go out of my way to come here, and I think the overall ratings are a bit generous.