Leaving an English review in case some American who is lost is looking for caffeine…read more Kaffebrenneriet is a local coffee shop chain with many locations in the Oslo(ish) area. It's comparable to something you'd find in the US. This location is next to the storsenter. You can enter from the front or from the hallway on the side. I've always had a good cup of coffee here, actually a good cup of whatever I've gotten here. There are small food items for purchase. Pastries, sandwiches, and the sort. There are bottled juices and tea also. It wouldn't be a coffee shop if they didn't sell coffee beans. There are choices of you feel like trying something different. There is a lot of seating inside and outside. There are a few chairs near the fireplace and in the back are some hidden tables. If the weather is good you can even sit outside.

How can this place have one review it's so cozy and nice here. I feel it's the IT hangout spot here…read moresince it's a madhouse most days and Sundays it's packed. Lots of selections and the baristas are helpful and friendly well friendly for Norwegians. This use to be my permanent study spot for over a year while learning Norwegian since it's so close to my school.

Very good oat milk flat white and heated Serrano ham sandwich. Plenty of seating options. Friendly…read morestaff. Good airport coffee spot and the only specialty coffee sho at the airport. The coffee art was terrific! The photo was a couple minutes delayed so doesn't capture it fully. Sandwich, coffee and dining in fee all for roughly $20 USD.

First review for Norway…read more Sitting here now enjoying my nutella filled waffles and vanilla latte. Cost me 96 krones. Compare to the states it's on the expensive side but it's a nice treat while you're waiting for your next flight. Love the plants here. I got excited when I seen succulents hanging out. Cheers.

Great ingredients organic coffee Friendly people…read moreExcellent coffee stop in the Oslo airport Would have given 5stars if would have been able to purchase coffee (beans). The coffee bags were not for sale only for decor.

Not sure what to think about their coffee. I had ordered a double Americano and found it a bit too…read morewatery. I am used to my coffee being a bit stronger, but perhaps it was the Saturday rush. Their redeeming factor is that they sell locally made Kulanaris ice cream. In my opinion this is the best local ice cream producer in the market.

It's Starbucks so what can you say? Not a huge fan but when I travel I appreciate their…read moreconsistency. The ladies behind the counter were very friendly and the place was clean. I should note almost nothing in this town is open before 10:00 am except Starbucks.

This is a very friendly and cozy Starbucks location. Opened only a few months ago, but has emerged…read moreto my opinion to be the best one so far in Norway. Efficient and friendly service, they make sure you feel welcome. A rather busy location, being in the main passage inside the mall, but not worse than that you always find somewhere to sit. Also, it doesn't hurt that it is only 10 mins away from home :)

Very basic fast food at the airport. The coffee was not good at all, the service was ok and the…read morefood normal. Ambiance also simple but the view of the airport is nice

For grabbing a quick coffee, this place has shorter lines than the convenience store across the…read moreway. The baguette sandwiches look pretty fresh and aren't wrapped, but all I managed today was the coffee. There's a simple coffee machine and a more complicated espresso / cappuccino / cortado machine; 32 NOK for a coffee or 49 NOK for a coffee and croissant. Nice simple little grab-and-go.