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11 years ago
This affordable grocery store is clean and well-organized and close to the Thon hotel in Sandvika. It is free and easy to park. read more
Sandviksveien 183
1337 Sandvika
Norway
67 54 96 60
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Upscale grocery store inside one of the biggest mall in Norway with international products such as…read morefresh pesto in the catering section, the popular fish paste "Kaviar", fast check-out, accepting debit and credit cards, samples of food and toiletries were sometimes given, etc. It was a short walk from a movie theater, the Sandvika train station, the tax department, the DNB Sandvika, etc.
Great store, excellent selection…read more Unfortunately this store has a few shortcomings 1. If you happen to own a wheelchair the entrance and respective areas are not always what you would refer to as easily accessible. 2. The "so called" bakery stands by the entrance is completely unveiled and i have personally observed kids groping the merchandise and people of all ages sneezing and coughing on/around the baked goods on display. This is supposed to be completely fresh baked goods and after observing this it frankly appalls me.
The cheapest grocery store within a walking distance of the Sandvika train station....read more
Great bread selection here...but overall I prefer the selection at Ultra…read more This store is conveniently located near the train station.
Whereas this shop has a variety of products, it has the worst customer service I have ever…read moreexperienced in Norway. In addition, the price listed on the shelves is different from what you will pay at the cash point. I have experienced this more than twice and their bad customer service makes the the situation worse. They are arrogant and rude. Decided never to shop here.
Great dark chocolate with pistachios or blueberries with no added sugar, canned longans in syrup to…read moreuse for lovely desserts.... They accepted credit cards. It is conveniently located near the Sandvika train station.
We found this grocery store while looking to restock on diapers for our little one while traveling…read morein Oslo. I was impressed by the size and selection available at this inner city grocery store. There is a good selection of fresh produce, some flowers, and plenty of grocery items. We even had choices when it came to brands of diapers and wipes. Nice! Luckily they also have good hours which is good since our hotel was just a few steps away.
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Hands down, my absolute favorite grocery store in Oslo…read more I shouldn't even get started about my disgusting grocery store history in Norway. I really should write a book about it (because I have photo evidence obviously). But let's just say I had lost ALL hope prior to finding this gem. I usually do my shopping in Grønland, but let's not kid ourselves, it is difficult to get there sometimes and while you may buy all of your produce there, you still need the essentials that can only be found at the grocery store. This is where Centra came in for me. Except I realized that I could get good quality of produce here too. Granted, you pay a premium, but it's worth it after seeing one too many moldy clementines at Rema 1000 or Kiwi (yes, the place with the produce guarantee). Out of all places in Oslo, I firmly believe that Centra has the most American products of all of the places. Granted, most of what I eat can't be classified as one country or another, but I do know that if I need something American-ish...if it's not at Centra, it's probably not anywhere else either. And this includes their sister store, Jacob's. But while I can sit here and rave and rave about the selection options and quality, it would be remiss of me to not share what my favorite thing about the store is. THE SERVICE. This is the place I can always count on getting looked after and the help I need. If I am roaming around the dairy section and can't find what I need...someone is generally within close proximity and can assist. (special note: their dairy section stinks....someone needs to take care of that if you're reading this!) And the people at the checkout counters always have a smile on their face and seem genuinely happy to be there. I even commended one of them the other day and thanked him for sounding so happy and excited to help us out. He was really thrilled to hear that he was able to change the experience of someone shopping there. I wish the workers and staff at this place would give a coaching session to the other stores in the area. Good customer service is something I definitely took for granted in the USA...and something I NEVER do here because it's a rare find. But when I do find it, I'm a customer for life. Keep up the good work Centra! You will continue to be the only place I routinely shop!
The best high-end supermarket in town, entering this store feels like entering Disneyland. Wait, I…read moreactually like this supermarket better than Disneyland. It is Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, but in addition to chocolates, you have a beautiful array of fine cheese, gorgeous racks of exotic fruits, a shopful of smoked meats and a fishmonger with mussels, scallops and rare shellfish. As pièce de résistance, they have a drying rack for exquisitely aged beef of which I am unworthy. Besides the gourmet stuff, the selections here are like standard supermarkets multiplied by three, making you wonder what you have been missing in your Oslo supermarket life. There are some standard brands like Tine, but with products you don't see elsewhere. However! The price is very steep! I cannot afford going there too often. Every time I walk near Ultra, it calls to me like a siren - with a heavy sigh and great will, I turn away and buy uninspiring veggies and rock-hard avocados at a nearby Rema instead. Be warned shall ye enter, ye shall not resist buying, and paying dearly!
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Great food, but very inefficient seating and not the best ambiance. Interior could use a freshening…read moreup. I choose to seat there, best to take food with you and enjoy somewhere outside
You can follow the smell of freshly baked cinnamon buns to get here; in the middle of the shopping…read morestreets at the outlet area! Lovely high quality bakery goods and thick pizzas are served, also offering coffee, tea and beverages. Very efficient and friendly staff! A little noisy atmosphere though. Second time I were here, and will be back.
Friendly service. Fantastic breads. Great place to sit out the rain and enjoy the company of…read moreanother (though it's quiet enough to get work done).
My go-to place for non-Norwegian foods…read more This place isn't big, but has a great selection of South East Asian spices, canned goods, and other remedies for cooking. It's cheap, too! And did I mention it's open on Sundays? Unbeatable.
Love this place! Support your local family owned business! Embrace diversity :) great friendly…read moreservice with a great selection of Mediterranean and Middle eastern foods. Descent prices for a quick stop. Awesome selection of fruits and vegetables!
This is a "fancier" Espresso House. This location had a good…read moredining area and a larger ordering counter with more food options. The indoor seating area was nice! It had a modern and Earthy vibe. Mom and I came to this location to sit and relax with a hot cup of coffee.
Espresso House is kinda like the Starbucks of some of the Scandinavian countries but in my opinion…read more it definitely did not have the Starbucks corporate feel and the quality of their coffee and food was substantially better . This Espresso House was located right next to the port in Oslo in the Aker Brygge shopping mall. I ordered a double cappuccino and a Presto chicken sandwich. My cappuccino was superb and I really felt like the sandwich was of a superior quality knowing what a place like Starbucks would have served. There was a good vibe, it was busy but the service was excellent and not a long wait. If you're getting off a cruise ship like I was you're going to pass this shopping center, call into Espresso House , I really think you'll enjoy it; very little seating downstairs but a lot of seating upstairs.
A decent place to grab a sandwich, or roll (raisin, "plain," or chocolate). All the rolls,…read moreincluding "plain" rolls, have cardamon in them which is actually pretty good. It's a Norway thing apparently. They also have frozen yogurt, gelato, convenience store type snacks, and coffee. This is another popular local chain - they're everywhere.
Decent place to grab lunch and coffee while out and about in Oslo. Located close to Akershus…read moreCastle. This was the last place we enjoyed a meal while visiting the city before heading to the airport. Because everything is so expensive in this city, we were looking for a more "reasonable" priced and quick meal. People and Coffee did the job on meeting those expectations. I ordered the chicken with hummus and sun dried tomatoes sandwich along with the mexican bean soup. My mom got the traditional norwegian shrimp sandwich with the same soup as well. The soup came out first and was unlike any mexican bean soup i have ever had before, but had a good flavor overall. Could have been a little bit hotter temperature wise though. The sandwich came next and was really tasty. The bread it came on was a whole grain type with tasty seeds on top. Good sized sandwich and nice flavor. The environment here is nice and cozy as well. There are only a few tables inside, but it had an inviting feel and we enjoyed eating our lunch and relaxing here for a while. The service was okay, but the cashier seemed a bit snotty. Not sure if she was having a bad day or doesn't like American tourists in her cafe, hmm. Our total meal cost for 2 sandwiches, 2 soups and 2 drinks was about 385 NOK (about 60 USD), which is a decent price for this city. Would recommend to others visiting the city for a fresh, healthy meal.
This is a very nice corner cafe I discovered walking around central Oslo. It's really close to…read moreAkershus, the cappuccinos are excellent and the prices of everything are downright reasonable for the area. As soon as I walked in, the friendly barista smiled at me and tended to my questions immediately. In addition to the well-made cap I also tried a pistachio macaron, which was very tasty. The cafe has really nice views of the street so people-watching is pretty great. I would definitely recommend and return on a subsequent visit to Oslo.
The coffee is pretty good but a little pricy unless you just happen to catch a promotional offer…read more The pastries and ice cream is really where the money is made because it's overpriced but the local Norwegian's are so used to spending more money than they need to it doesn't seem to be an issue but a foreigner like me well they just shrug their shoulders if I comment on their pricing. That's honestly the way operate in a methodical mundane approach that just seems to be okay to the average consumer there is say Joe it's more like Sverge or Andersen.
Very friendly service and good fresh food! Ordered the tagliatelle with tomato sauce and the…read morenoodles were perfectly al dente and the sauce tasted of freshly crushed tomatoes. Also ordered a cortado and it only cost about 120 NOK. Good value for Oslo!
We had a delicious coffee and smoothie. Is very nice because they offered lactose-free milk for my…read morewife is lactose intolerant. Staff spoke excellent English and we're very helpful
Delicious sorlandbolle and baked goods. Small sparse interior with 2 tables. Lovely coffees.read more