Coffee is pretty simple from a machine (nothing fancy you'd get from a coffeeshop except a latte or…read morecappuccino), but it was still good. The pastries were amazing and fresh. There are so many to choose from it is hard to decide.

Backstube is a take away breakfast place that has pastries, sandwiches, and coffee. The coffee is…read moredrip coffee or machine latte/ mocha etc. I had the raspberry pastry and it tasted like the American toaster strudel. This place is good if you're looking for a quick and affordable bite to eat, but will probably disappoint if you're looking for high quality pastries and great coffee.

Cozy little local cafe, that is also a flower shop. Had a double latte, well made colombian coffee…read more Doesn't have space for many people, but is a intimate atmosphere. The prices of the coffee is cheaper than most of the chains around Oslo.

Snack cakes, sweets and fresh-roasted caffe. Me likey. Not much room to sit, but cute and cozy. If…read moreyou're on the move, it's a great place to grab some sugary energy & scoot. Oh, and you can buy flowers as well, oddly.

This is where you come to get shit done and treat yoself…read more The interior is industrial, yet highly inviting. There are tables and chairs in abundance, some of which are sharing tables (or if you're a group). In the back you can enjoy your tea/coffee Japanese-style (though not too appropriate if you're here to do hand writing). Available rest rooms and power plugs (make sure you bring the long ones, as not all tables have sockets nearby). Anyways, the ginger green tea is my fav (by mug or pot); and together with the raspberry muffins you're in for a treat! Prices are typical those of Oslo. And location is just off Majorstua Station. Highly recommended for the purpose of working/stuying while sipping tea/coffee and stuffing your face with delicious carbs.

Cool industrial interior with plenty of seating and some delicious coffee. It's also okay to come…read morehere with your laptop and get some work done.

Beautiful restaurant with amazing food. Although the venue is a bit pricey, it is expected of the…read morebest hotel in Oslo. They also serve the best hotel breakfast Ive had in my life time. I will follow with more photos and updates.

Great food - TERRIBLE SERVICE. Waited 2 1/2 hours for our starters while our waiter talked to the…read moreother servers. Went for half an hour without being checked on (picky, but this place is expensive). Ended with entrees sitting on the counter for 15 minutes until our waiter decided to serve them. The food came out good but cold and we finally ended the dinner unsatisfied.

What a treat in Oslo!…read more Four of us found a cozy, welcoming atmosphere on a chilly, rainy summer night. Our meals were all inventive and delicious from beginning to end, with clever uses of fresh herbs and organic vegetables and seasonal ingredients. I am vegan and they accommodated me without missing a beat. An interesting wine and beer list round things out. The service was warm and helpful, with everyone speaking excellent English.

Loved it. Just the…read moreright amount of fancy, and exceptional, interesting, and seasonal food. Farm to table neo-nordic at its best.

OsloK is this adorable cafe that's tucked away. You wouldn't even know it was there unless you were…read morelooking for it. I however heard some great things so I was on a mission to find it. I was not disappointed. Both the iced latte and the croissant I had were very good. I'd gladly go back!

I've stopped by a few times on my way to work. Every time there's been an awkward, unprofessional…read moreatmosphere. They get an extra star for a beautiful location, but they definitely need some competition in this area.

Always in the mood a good fruitshake or smoothie! Juicery does exactly that and offers acai-bowls:…read morea very "thick" type of smoothy served on a plastic plate, instead of in a cup. Been a few times here, and the smoothies taste good, with mostly standard flavors. Big surprise was the "Rocky Balboa" with nuts, banana and almonds. Not possible to customize smoothies with extra shots of ingredients. What I find disrespectful towards employees and customers is to have only 1 person working on a Saturday afternoon. Waiting times of 20 minutes is not an exception. The place is small, around 15m2 inside. There are 6 places to sit inside, outside seating is available. Terrace heating would be a welcome addition and make it more welcoming for people to sit outside. Another minor point is that everything gets served in takeaway materials - even if you sit inside - which means a lot of plastic waste: bottles, acai bowls, cutlery... Not environmentally-friendly since the plastic trash is not separated.

Really loved the vibe at The Juicery! I had the beet juice which was incredibly fresh and tasty…read more Sadly they didn't have acai bowls yet for me to try but I'll be back to try them soon. The people working were really friendly and knowledgeable. I really loved all the succulents. This is a place I'll be coming back to frequently!

Pretty good cinnamon roll but nothing like in the states. The outdoor seating area is beautiful…read morethough and the staff were very nice. Great place to sit, relax, and gaze at the pretty neighborhood.

Cozy interior and straff, lovely pastries! Recommended for breakfast, catching up with friends over…read morea cup of coffee, or reading a book in nice surroundings.

Located at the folk museum, this is a very nice, attractive and super clean museum cafe that, after…read morewalking the acreage with all of this historic homes, churches and buildings of this museum/Hollywood style backlot, you will definitely want to take a break, get something nice to drink, from coffee to the cooler bottled drinks, and maybe a nice sandwich or pastry. The food isn't astounding, but it's well above average and good quality. The best thing about the cafe is that it's comfortable, welcoming, and also accessible to the public as it is streetside. They even have a nice fireplace for the odd cold snowy day or two that I hear Norway gets once in a while. ;)

Generally I'm very sceptical about museum cafes. However, this one was just ace - not overly…read moreexpensive, and the snacks looked sophisticated and delicious. I was there just for a cups tea, as I ate beforehand, which I regretted immediately , as the sandwiches looked mouthwatering!