I think overall the food and beverages here are what you'd expect from your average cafe--nothing…read moremind blowing but will definitely be sufficient to your overall needs. They have various soups, sandwiches, and other cafe items--I had the reindeer soup and thought it was overall pretty decent. The meat was very gamey and the soup was heartwarming. They provide jam for you to add to the soup which I thought was interesting (my American tastebuds could never) which added a nice unique flavor to the soup. The atmosphere is amazing though. That's why most people come here. The all glass exterior looking out to the remote country is gorgeous and I would just grab a coffee and spend hours reading a book here or something.

cafe valldalsveien 1425, 6210 sylte…read moreNORWAY Gudbrandsjuvet Cafe This is the place where I felt the trustworthiness of Norwegians the most. My husband and I left our passports and wallets with cash here, and we found them the next day as if nothing had happened. I still can't forget the warmth of the cafe. The kind and relaxed attitude when you returned our bags will remain in my memory for the rest of my life. This must be a place where clean and clear fairies live. I want to express my gratitude once again, and I regret that I didn't take better care of them that day

We came to this place aftet visiting Trollstigen on our way to Geirangerfjord…read more For two sleep-deprived, jet-lagged, hungry people, the food at this place was great. The salmon is delicious. It was a bit expensive at around $25 but still filling. Cheapest thing are the chicken nuggets which were about $12. Chocolate cake is good. There are also games to play (English/Norwegian/both). Floor shakes when people walk up on it since the building is raised. Made me queasy after a long car ride. There is also a nice patio outside for dining. There was only one woman working so it took a while to take our orders and serve the food as there were quite a few other guests, but she was nice and we didn't mind waiting 20 or so minutes.

This is a great restaurant to choose if you're in town! The owner is extremely friendly, and it's…read moreone of the few places in Norway where you can get the local cuisine. The wait time is not long, but the ingredients are fresh and the food is delicious. Good portion sizes as well. We even got to try prunes from the own garden! An enjoyable and hospitable experience. Definitely recommend.

This sweet little cafe became my local during my stay in Sylte, Norddal. It has a welcoming, homely…read moreatmosphere with friendly service, great seating, homemade cakes, and most importantly, good coffee! It's perfectly located, providing a breathtaking view across the fjord. I was tempted by all of the homemade treats but only gave in on one visit and tried the blueberry cake which was divine! Oh and don't even get me started on the strawberry infused water!

Perfectly situated on the pier in Valldal. Very friendly hosts, home made baked-goods, good coffee…read more The place also does rafting trips and kayaking tours.

Cafe Souvenir in Urke is really the most stunning location I have ever had a coffee in. It is…read morenestled in the Norwegian Fjords. You of course don't come here for fancy coffee but it has black coffee and some yummy home baked waffles and cakes. The owner is very sweet and the cafe has this typical small town feel to it, except this one is with million dollar views! You can easily spend a couple hours here basking in the sun listening to the birds and the sheep graze. Dont forget to bring a nice camera and you will never forget this place. :)

I purchased a basket of strawberries that were the most beautiful, reddest, juiciest, delicious…read morestrawberries I have ever tasted in all my years on earth. I dream about those strawberries back here in the United States.

A somewhat pretty, but underwhelming, strawberry specialist restaurant…read more This is a strawberry-growing area, and this place is called the "Strawberry House" or "Strawberry Room." We of course got strawberry cake and coffee. The cake turned out to be mostly cream --- one strawberry inside, and another halved as decoration, with a lackluster sauce. We'd been hoping for much more fruit, but perhaps we were being unrealistic. The coffee was weak, and offered somewhat stiffer rates for refills than most places. The blond wood and historic art is atmospheric, but the soft-rock soundtrack kills any homey vibe. I'll look elsewhere for coffee and cake.

Cute little coffee shop with family friendly sitting. There's also place for diaper changing…read more The food is delicious and from the photo, you can see there are a tons of tea options, especially from Puka, a brand I love. I got the full package sandwich, carrot soup and apple pie with whipping cream. Would love to spend more time here.

This place was a dream come true. From the moment we walked in we were welcomed with the brightest…read moresmiles in all Norway. The young ladies in charge are nothing short of amazing. They immediately made us feel at home and provided us with one of the best customer service experiences we've ever had. And then the food was amazing too, and the town a reflection of paradise. It was even conveniently located just a step away from Romsdalsgondolen, the place we had stopped in Andalsness to see and experience. Norway has a special way of making random, unexpected discoveries incredibly perfect, and running into this magical place certain was a great example of that! I highly recommend everyone visiting Trollstigen, Geiranger, and/or Romsdalsgondolen to definitely make a stop here, talk to the people, grab a glass of wine, and something to eat. You won't be disappointed! I frankly can't wait to go back!

I love this cafe! As someone traveling from America to Norway, I appreciate this cafe having a wide…read morerange of syrup flavors, as well as iced coffee! There is also so much seating, tables and couches, and even some seating outside of the establishment as well. This is a great place to enjoy a cozy atmosphere, there are candles everywhere and cute decorations. The service is great as well, I have never had any barista here be rude to me as a foreigner and I really appreciate that. All in all, whether you're getting coffee to go, or sitting at the cafe, the experience is very hospitable :)

Best Salmon I've had in a long long time. 10 stars. Owner…read moreis a great guy and very personable. Garlic aoli which is their version of Ranch is incredible. Definitely worth the stop and enjoy! Thanks!

Excellent food and beverage. Our best meal in our 19 days in Norway. Services were excellent and…read morethe small bar area was great.

Cute and comfortable coffee shop with lots of indoor dining/work space…read more Place seems to be popular. The Cortado is delicious. Line is short. Wait for the drink is also short.

We went to Draape Kaffehus twice about a week apart and the coffee was really darn good. We each…read morehad cappuccinos at £3.32 each. The Norwegian currency has devalued about 20% from last year as its currency is linked to oil/gas prices so it's good for tourists, for now in a volatile world where the only constant is change. They have WiFi and clean restrooms. They also have free tap water so Starbucks Southampton England take note (they charged me for a plastic cup of tap water there in Summer 2022 - they marked the cup H2O and they later apologised but it broke my being loyal to the brand.) On our first visit we sat at a cosy table and despite having lots of customers it was delightfully quiet. It was a first for us here, as upon ordering I was told that the wait for two cappuccino was 15 minutes and I was handed one of those electronic buzzers that I've only been given on cruise ships before now. The odd thing was that I was the only one at the counter ordering. Hey-ho we had nothing to do that day so we watched the world go by. On our second visit it was another cosy table and cappuccino again. We were also handed the ubiquitous buzzer and waited about 20 minutes again. This time we also shared a portion of tasty apple cake (more cake than apple) with ice cream and whipped cream. Certainly recommend this slow place.

Just to give you a heads-up on your own packaged Norway adventure, Flåm and Geiranger are the two…read morevillages in which you'll spend an inordinate amount of time because they are the tourist hubs of the most picturesque fjords in Norway. Geiranger is the smaller of the two with only 250 residents, but it's Norway's third largest cruise ship port. It definitely felt like it when Jamie W. and I were there during a two-hour stop on our fjord cruise from Ålesund (review: https://bit.ly/3ckj0Zb). Beyond looking at the torrent that courses through town, we didn't much to do but eat. Options were pretty limited unless you want a hot dog. Like real bad. This cafe is on the main pedestrian walkway between the campground parking and the cruise ship terminal, and we weren't that hopeful of its quality based on its prime location. It was also drawing a lot of loudish tourists from various nations, and they weren't mindful of either the noise they were making or the excessive space they were taking. It was enough to test the limits of my butt-clenching abilities. However, we were pretty delighted by what we ordered and shared. First up was the 190 NOK ($19.30) Ham & Cheese Sandwich, generously portioned on a baguette with cucumber slices bringing fresh crunch (photo: https://bit.ly/3QHsgWn). Then there was the 280 NOK ($28.50) Dagens Suppe (Soup of the Day), a spicy and creamy carrot soup topped with toasted croutons and scallions (photo: https://bit.ly/3R363BP). Yes, it was like a school cafeteria lunch but a really well done one. We were pleased because we had a 3-1/2-hour boat ride back to Ålesund, and we didn't want no stinkin' hot dog. FOOD - 4 stars...surprisingly satisfying ham & cheese baguette sandwich and spicy carrot soup AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...well-kept to keep the tourists under control SERVICE - 4 stars...quite polite considering how rude some customers were TOTAL - 4 stars...if you're ever in Geiranger, this may be your best bet for a quick bite RELATED - Exploring Norway? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: bit.ly/3PEL4Fe

Had some coffee and a sandwich when we first arrived in Geiranger. It was good but expensive, $15…read moreUS for the sandwich, but that's to be expected.