We visited the restaurant with 4 adults and 2 children. Before ordering, we specifically asked…read moreabout children's portions and were told that some dishes could also be ordered as half portions for kids. Shortly afterwards, the waiter came back and recommended that we simply order the "Schrøder panne" for two people and let the children share from it. Following his recommendation, we ordered two "Schrøder panne" dishes and two additional main courses. When the bill arrived, we were shocked to discover that we had been charged for 4 full "Schrøder panne" dishes plus the two additional main courses. In total, we ended up paying more than €350 for 4 adults and 2 children. Absolutely unacceptable and extremely disappointing treatment of guests. When we questioned the bill, we were only told in English that four adults had eaten from the platters. That may technically have been their interpretation, but it was completely different from the recommendation we had originally received. We honestly felt trapped into paying far more than expected. Vi ønsket å spise der med 4 voksne og 2 barn. Før vi bestilte, spurte vi spesielt om barneporsjoner, og fikk beskjed om at enkelte retter også kunne fås som halve porsjoner for barn. Litt senere kom servitøren tilbake og anbefalte at vi heller bestilte "Schrøder panne" for to personer, slik at barna kunne spise sammen med oss. Vi fulgte anbefalingen og bestilte to "Schrøder panne" samt to andre hovedretter. Da regningen kom, oppdaget vi til vår overraskelse at vi hadde blitt belastet for 4 fulle "Schrøder panne" i tillegg til de to hovedrettene. Til slutt betalte vi over 350 euro for 4 voksne og 2 barn. Dette opplevdes som helt urimelig og svært skuffende behandling av gjester. Da vi spurte om regningen, fikk vi bare forklart på engelsk at fire voksne hadde spist fra platene. Det kan kanskje være deres tekniske forklaring, men det stemte overhodet ikke med anbefalingen vi fikk på forhånd. Vi satt igjen med følelsen av å ha blitt lurt inn i en mye dyrere regning enn forventet.

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!

The best meal we had in Oslo!…read more Food: Amazing food, I ordered the oxtail and my boyfriend had the fish. They were both phenomenal. Beautiful presentation and great flavor. They also brought out a starter and a side of roasted veggies on the house. Service: great service! They took our coats at the door, checked on us regularly, we're very kind, and even brought us those extra bites:) Ambiance: beautiful restaurant, looks like it's attached to a hotel. Definitely dressy-casual at least, it would be a great place for a work dinner or nice family gathering. Price: About $30 (300 NOK) per main course. Overall: absolutely loved it. Would highly recommend!

I came here for breakfast and dinner…read more This restaurant says paleo in its name - but a lot of the menu items have milk in it which is not paleo, so if you're looking for strict paleo, this is not strictly paleo. However, the restaurant does holds true to the grain free and gluten free concept of paleo. Food was very good. We were surprised that a complimentary starter of celery chips and prosciutto with wild mushroom mayo was served. Additionally - a side of beets was served for the entire table which was also part of the meal but not on the menu, so pleasant surprises. The food was delicious, everyone licked their bowl clean. The prices are to be expected in Oslo. I bought a bottle of wine, a starter, entre and dessert for $130 ( everything was for one person). Note - this is not a set menu but there are options for that. There is also an English menu - forgot to take a picture of it. Service was great, our waitress continually checked in on us and even though it was closing time, she still asked if we wanted another bottle of wine. Due to the good experience with dinner, we decided to come back for the breakfast buffet which I highly recommend. The options were plentiful (eggs, reindeer, sausage, charcuterie, fruit, juices, breads -influding gluten free, you just have to ask for it, see pictures attached). It is $30 for one person for the buffet and it was worth it! I would come here all the time for breakfast. Note - you don't have to be staying at the hotel to do the breakfast.

Came by for dinner the other night and it was a tasty experience. Cafe Skansen is located several…read moreblocks away from Sentrum. Dining was available both indoors or outdoors. Started off with the salmon tartare and it was quite tasty. Moved on to the pork neck entree and it was also delicious. The pork neck was cooked to perfection with a perfect amount of fat. I loved how the sauce complemented the dish along with the accoutrements. To my surprise, the restaurant was less than 5% full on a weeknight during the peak dinner hour...

After a long day walking (to the Ekehard sculpture park and visiting the Munch museum, we needed…read moresomething solid which was not easy to find on a Sunday evening. The Cafe Skansen had a nice "beer garden" and the staff was kind enough to still let us in (as probably the last patrons). They offered good choices of seafood: A wonderful fish soup of the day, some crab on toast, a white fish filet on asparagus and potatoes, and some oysters. All very pleasant.

After visiting Vigeland Sculpture Park we walked to Larsen for a casual meal and were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The atmosphere is cozy and traditional Norwegian, with a warm and welcoming staff who made us feel right at home. We had the fish and chips, which were crispy and flavorful and fries. My husband paired his with a local beer, which hit the spot. Simple, well-executed food in a friendly setting. Would happily return!

Good Friendly Dining…read more Ole' school design. This may be typical of traditional Norwegian design, but it has the feel of an American steakhouse of the 1970s 80s. Not a bad thing just lots of dark wood and dark leather chairs. It's the kind of place where you can hear the sounds of cooking from the kitchen behind the bar and a little bell is rung when the food is ready. I ordered the steak Smorgasbord, which I now know is an open face meat sandwich. It was great. It was not too large but the perfect size for lunch and not wanting to get bogged down while walking the tourists sights. The steak was tender but properly cooked. Smothered in onions and gravy and accompanied by a small salad. Delicious and filling. A definite comfort food. The waiter/bartender was very helpful and super friendly. Fluidly switching between English Norwegian and German, that I heard. Seems to be a mix of locals and tourists. Dessert- an apple dish, see photos It too was tasty but not too heavy despite its large size. It was not overly sweet like you find in most American restaurants.

great place by the Frogner park! We had delicious french wine, norwegian draft beer, fresh mussels…read morein wine sauce, pasta, apple cake and coffee. All tasted great when joined with great view by the lake! service people were also very friendly and helpful.

I came here on a Saturday at around 13:30 and had to wait for about 40 minutes to be seated…read more However, this place was worth the wait. The service was fast and the staff was very nice. I ordered the open shrimp sandwich which was delicious! The view of the park from the terrace is another plus. Highly recommended!

My SO found this place as we didn't have too much time in Oslo and wanted to have a memorable meal…read morehere. They have a nice and casual, homey vibe going on and it was very much a packed restaurant an hour into our meal. They have been awarded a bib gourmand so we had to do their seven courses. Food in Norway has been of the utmost quality and extremely fresh, and this place certainly had that. Most dishes were unique and tasty with a few that were more simple and as expected. Their main protein dish fell flat as we were hoping for it to be medium rare and it was well done and dry. Overall, a huge deal with several dishes to try so we left quite happy from this meal. Also, make sure to reserve as I saw some people get turned around for not having a reservation.

Such a cute and cozy spot with such amazing service. Went for the Dagens husmann, which was a…read morepan-fried pollock with peas, bacon, creamy fennel sauce, and pearl potatoes. One of the best meals we had in the city and our only regret was not going back every night we were in town.

Clean and stylish restaurant / cafe with a nice, sunny terrace that's surrounded by lots of green…read more They offer small dished like salads, burger and sandwiches. And they don't mind if you're drinking just a coffee. Friendly service, too! Unfortunately they are closed at night (on Thursdays they're open until 7 pm). So go there and enjoy the beautiful view to Åkershus fortress!

In the museum of Architecture there is this small restaurant that is bright and clean. I would say…read morethat this place is a good choice for small "semi-formal" lunch meetings. There are not allot of space so I wouldn't recommend this place more then a group of eight people. Ordered an "Burger Grosch" and this meal is what I struggled with. I never really thought about what a burger is before now and this so called burger are not one. But with that said this meal was really good. If I would say a few short sentences about this it would be that it tasted a bit like a Norwegian summer. The meet had the good taste of a typical meat-patty but with a more fulfilling thickness. The cabbage was crisp and fresh and I do believe that it was the main reason why it, for me, had a taste of summer. Alto the boiled potatoes did also effect this since it was prepared in the same way as the potatoes we have on midsummer. I know that "summer" are not an good example of the taste of a thing but in this I just cant find a more fitting word. The downside of the cabbage together with the dressings was probably that it got quite soggy and the wholemeal bread got destroyed, at the end I was thinking that it was good that it came in a deep plate.

It's a restaurant that serves delicious food, albeit at slightly higher prices. The establishment…read morehas a stately appearance, and once inside, you really get a sense of that atmosphere. The staff are courteous and provide attentive service. It seems to be popular with locals.

Right down the hill from the beautiful city hall, this is one of many restaurants ringing the open…read moresquare. Menu is typically Norwegian with many fresh seafood, salads and lighter meals available. The building is very old and I think it was formerly the city hall for Oslo. Classy and upscale, the service is excellent and the chef, at times, walks through the dining area to chat with the customers. Good selection of beers and wines. Expensive, great ambiance but you pay for it. We did not know how famous this restaurant was and we were both in our tourist wandering about outfits, so at first wondered if we should be here, but once those beautifully presented dishes came through, we were glad that we had stumbled in. This restaurant deserves to be treated as a classy, first class, gourmet dining experience...as it is.