Sellanraa has excellent pastries, interesting food and a great atmosphere. It has become my go-to…read moreplace when I visit Trondheim. Highly recommended!

Visiting the beautiful city of Trondheim and need my cappuccino fix. Jacobsen & Svart makes amazing…read morecappuccinos. They also have great pastries made in house. Three of the pastries I tried were lemon curd almond cakes, chocolate chip cookies and the cinnamon roll. They were all delicious and worth trying! The staff is very nice and speak English. There is in door and out door seating. I'll definitely be back!

Super good coffee and great ambience. Also a really cool place to sit and work on your laptop.read more

Had a wonderful meal at NordØst!…read more I started with the langoustine won ton dumplings and they were delicious! The second course was ramen without the pork. It's chicken soup, vegetables, and pork. It was surprisingly spicy. The best part of the meal was dessert in my opinion. It was cherries and chocolate. It had vegan pectin cherry jellies, fresh cherries that were pitted, a chocolate cake with chocolate mousse with a cherry glaze that looks like a glossy cherry. It was cherry art on a plate.

Mixed thoughts on this Norwegian Asian fused restaurant known for good cocktails. Our group had a…read morevariety of dishes ranging from traditional fish dish, cheese burger and a few Asian dishes. Crispy duck steam buns were very good. Gyoza were also very tasty. My Ramen dish looked good but the broth which is really the key to a great bowl of Ramen was lacking and too far from what I would considered an Asian broth. Could just be me.

Lovely visit to Frati for dinner. I had the pasta of the week, which was a taglioni with…read moreputtanesca. I also had some chevre salad that my friend shared with me. That was fresh and yummy. The bread was delicious and the server was SO super friendly. I had a basil smash cocktail as well, which was superb. We ended with the limone dessert, which perfectly topped off the evening!

Upscale Italian restaurant in the heart of town. Found this gem on a recommendation from our hotel…read more We were not disappointed. We ordered steak, chicken panzerotti, a pasta dish and a seafood option. All the choices were top notch. The restaurant was very busy for a Wednesday night. Large bar and multiple seating areas ranging from intimate to large group tables. There was a large wine list and a herb garden. Would highly recommend.

Travelling can be a chore. You arrive in s new city and the learning curve is steep…read more "What is taxi in Norway" It does not matter, expensive is the same in every language. That is why I love this hotel. It is central, convenient to everything and situated in a beautiful area of Trondheim. The bus stop to Vaernes is a short walk away (I wish I had known that before I had used that cab to get to town). The rooms are basic but have everything I need. The shower and bed are great and I stayed in one of the cheaper rooms they have in the hotel. I hate it when they cut costs by putting in a crap shower or bed. Not here. Breakfast is part of the deal and it is very good. You can really expand your knowledge of Scandinavian dishes like pickled fish - if you care to do so. They also have the Norwegian version of a cooked breakfast - if you care for that. The staff are great - I needed to lengthen my stay by a few more nights - sorted out easily. The speed of the internet is excellent and I did some additional updates on some kit while I stayed here. I was also able to connect up all of my devices - no restrictions on this as well. There are definitely more expensive places to stay in Trondheim but I would say that this place met my needs really well. The other hotels would have put me farther away than where I wanted to be. Everytime I chucked a restaurant or tourist attraction I wanted to visit into Google maps - the destination was less than 5 minutes away. That is pretty impressive. The spire at Kongens Gate is also easy to spot - so if your phone battery dies as you are using Google Maps walking back from the restaurant. No Worries - aim for the big spikey thing in the middle of the roundabout and you are a block away from this place.

Ok, there's a specific reason this place only has 1 star, or should I say REASONS. First the…read moreservice...what service, once you've purchased your all you can eat sushi that's the last you'll interact with the wait staff here, unless of course you walk up and ask for something more. This place has no business being in business in my opinion. Also, you'd think since this is in a VERY tourist-y area you'd think their pay at the table service would accept international credit cards like an Apple Card, but of course not, they were all declined! I had to go up front to pay before I could eat, another gripe for me. Let's get to the most important part...the food. Sushi is best served chilled, not here though, it's like warm and feels like it's been out for a while. There's a reason this place is nearly empty on a Sunday evening, it's not good at all! Save your Krone and go across to McDonalds, you'll get a meal at least you're expecting.

First off I sat at the table we reserved and it was not even connnected to the base so anytime…read moreanyone sat up to get sushi, the table nearly toppled and sent food and drinks everywhere. We eventually got the staff to notice and get us a new table after wearing two beers. The food was not good. Pre-prepaired rolls sat next to the sushi offerings waiting to be unsealed and added to the offerings. The best thing at the table was not the sushi nut the chicken wings and fish sticks which were both fried. I will not try this place again for the poor attempt at sushi. Maybe try the burger next time?

First rate breakfast buffet! Sooo many choices and everything was top quality. Several American…read morebreakfast items as well just no maple syrup.

Came in for lunch since this is the #3 restaurant in Stjordal on tripadvisor. Was definitely not…read moredisappointed. This place is the local coffee shop where friends can sit and be or couples can sneak away for bit. Families can talk over amazing desserts or you can get away to be alone and just watch it all unfold. So for food, I came in on an empty stomach so I got the salmon and egg sandwich, the bacon and Brie sandwich, and a gluten free lactose free chocolate chip banana muffin. Like I said, empty stomach. Now the sandwiches were cold, but definitely gourmet. I most enjoyed the salmon and eggs; the fish in this country has been awesome and the sandwich had just the right amount of salty and savory. The bacon sandwich was pretty good too, but it was only one slice of bacon and the Brie kept sticking to the roof of my mouth. As for the muffin, I normally don't like anything "free". I like my gluten and lactose and fat, thank you very much. But it really had this rich sweet taste and the banana wasn't overbearing so I'll admit that I really enjoyed it. If you're ever in the area for lunch, you should stop in and take a load off. You're welcome

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