Met friends here for dinner, because of rebuild reasons she has limited pallette but she and her…read morehusband easily found a lot of the menu was available to her, that's good! All 4 of us enjoyed our meals, we couldn't finish everything we were served. It was just huge serving.

The location is amazing, though somewhat hidden in the third floor above the other bustling wharf…read morerestaurants. Upon entering Bryggeriet exudes a warm, cozy, yet modern and sleek interior. The natural surroundings make you feel relaxed and comfortable. The host and manager helped to procure us a window table with incredible views or the harbor and Bryggen in the late evening, before sunset. The area was a bit warmer than was ideal, but it was mostly impart to the intense evening sun coming in all the glass. Service that evening was subpar, but the food was all amazing! We ordered our first Norwegian fish soup and it was better than I ever could have imagined. Like the absolute best bouillabaisse you've yet to have. We also shared some mussels with frites(honestly just needed to be cooked a little bit longer), and delicious butter with bread.

I will always come back to Don Pippo! I fell in love with this place three years ago, and though…read moresome of their staff appears to have less wine knowledge than the staff used to have, they are still nice and helpful. Don Pippo has a limited menu, both for food and drinks, but the quality is high. The food is based on cured meat and cheeses, perfect snack food! They also have sandwiches, if you are a bit hungrier. In addition they have a variety of good quality wine, at very fair prices. The building itself is not my favourite; with all the windows it is almost like a greenhouse, which is cold in the winter and hot in the summer. It is also quite small, and hence always crowded. On a Friday afternoon you have to be there before 4pm, to be sure to get a table. The chairs (mainly highchairs) are really uncomfortable in the long run, but Don Pippo is a great first stop on a bar-hopping afternoon.

Fresh, warm chèvre salad, homemade sourdough bread, and lovely wine. Completely cute, friendly…read moreatmosphere. Perfect for a cozy lunch.

Wonderful! We gained a reservation for two at 6 pm overnight. What a good opportunity! Salad from…read moreMattak gave a distinct flavor with each leaf of salad: walnut flavor from fresh komatsuna, mint, lemon, bitter from leaves such as nasturtium and dandelion. Unique, amazing. Roasted scallop with peas beautifully done, the roast crunchy, peas fresh from pods. Halibut roasted with grilled cabbage, elderflower butter, a nasturtium puree and separate spaetzle was perfectly roasted and richly flavored. Two desserts, wonderful (enough detail). These are food preparations, flavors, and presentations to talk about the rest of your life. Service? Ambience? Attentions, feel of home, if your family life was perfect.

Booked this as a nice treat for me. My family luckily went along with it. They were so…read moreaccommodating for my picky 15 year old. He was able to have a vegetarian version of all our dishes and liked it all. The staff was so friendly. I had the wine pairing and I was glad I did. Everything was perfectly paired as you would expect. I had wines I would never have tried on my own. Loved every minute of this leisurely meal.

Euro '25 Burger Tour continues…read more Just arrived in Bergen via the rails from Oslo and in desperate need of sustenance. This was just the place, only steps away from my Airbnb. It was quiet on Monday, 1945. Classic rock tunes playing, not too loud. You order up at the bar, and they bring you your food. What the heck is up with not having any mayo??? That in and of itself should constitute ONE STAR. But, the garlic aioli substitute was actually to die for, so I'll let it slide. The burgers are fairly 'well' cooked, but it was still pretty flavorful and moist. You do get your choice of patty size. I got a medium and actually felt it was on the small side, so keep that in mind. Comes with a side "salad" which is basically a few leaves, and the fries are pretty decent as well. The hot dipping sauce that comes with the Fireball burger packs a nice punch. Overall I thought the experience was good.

After a long journey, we needed something familiar and comforting…read more This spot was the best of our search. As we walked up, it was dimly lit so we thought they were closed. A small Bar in the back with a cozy dining area. Also, have outside seating. We started with appetizers-Mozzarella sticks and Onion Rings. Nothing special and were ok-no marinara for the Mozz sticks?-looks like you have to ask for it and there would be a charge. Enjoyed the Hansa (local) IPA and Mango (seasonal) IPA. Mostly a Burger (with some other sandwich & Vegan Burger options) themed spot with names that are based on ingredients or Chef stories. The Cabo Burger was "Burger of the day" and was enjoyed. I ordered the Fyllaburger-how could I pass up Norway's most famous Hangover Burger? -especially since I had a Travel Hangover- got the BBQ sauce on the side. Pickled jalapeños and their Aioli made for a tasty Burger. All Burgers are made well-done-apparently a legal requirement. Food/Drinks are ordered at the Bar and food is brought out to your table. Service was friendly. We saw they had another location in Bergen and a couple more in the region. Burger comfort can be found and experienced here.

Tender steak. Delicious schnitzel. Beautiful presentation. Rustic, tasteful ambiance. Attentive…read moreservice. A quiet oasis in the craziness of the city centre. The desserts (cake) were the unexpected highlight. We're so glad we found this place.

I really don't like giving low reviews, but I got food poisoning from this restaurant (I think from…read morethe prawn salad) so I thought I'd caution others from getting this item. The other food tasted great (the schnitzel in particular) and the service was great. It has a nice cave-like look inside. But at the very least steer clear of the prawn salad.

The last time I was there there was a piano bar which was great fun…read more Unfortunately the previous reviewer has not mentioned it so I don't know if it still runs. If there is piano entertainment then the expensive beer at least feels like value for money. As a pizza restaurant, even the great views do not make up for mediocre food at infalted prices.

Set in a Hanseatic era Building on the Bergen docks, This Bar/Restaurant offers a pizza Menu and…read moresome rather fine local Tap Beers. OK it is for sure not cheap, But the setting is unique, Think Mall in a giant wooden shed with many bars on different levels. The place is really rocking late on a Sunday night. If you are a smoker there is a heated place outside in the front, with blankets provided for the winter. The Local Hansa beer is really tasty, and the service comes with a smile. I will say that all of Norway is expensive, so try not to faint when you get the Bill.

I was super excited for this spot. I hadn't treid much traditional food in Scandinavia and I…read morefigured this was the best spot to do it. Food was incredible. Although, my Lapskaus was a bit unevenly heated. Reindeer was fun to try. Had a chat with a couple from England next to me at the bar. Service was good. They seem like they're usually booked but you can walk in and sit at the bar. Which is what I did.

Pingvinen was interesting, somewhere between seaside pub and upscale dining, with some elements of…read moreeach. I got the fish soup, following advice from Yelp, and was very happy with the meal. Simple, straightforward, and very well cooked. It was a hearty bowl of soup, loaded with large chunks of white fish, a delicious creamy base, and some buttered bread on the side. The soup was robust without feeling oily or heavy. The portion was a bit small for me, but I still enjoyed the flavors and was glad to have come here for a delicious lunch!

Setting was very cool. I love the windows over the lake. Prices were high the quality of the food…read morewas good. The falafel salad on a bed of hummus was perfectly crispy and hot. The avocado toast seemed just OK with avocado spread almost like a guacamole. I loved the spicy fries with kimchi and mayo and cheese. The grilled sourdough bread is delicious. The Norwegian soup tasted like Thai coconut soup to be honest and was not my favorite.

What a fantastic unintended find! Was touring the museums with some older adults that needed a…read morebite and a chance to sit and this place was very convenient. They have a nice selection of beverages both with and without alcohol and a small menu. We got the fish soup, grilled sourdough bread and falafel salad. Very generous portions and a nice chunk of butter to go with the bread. The fish soup was absolutely amazing! My mother got it but it was too spicy for her, not sure what was spicy in it but her loss was my gain! Lovely fish in a coconut, lemongrass and lime broth. Visit the museums, stop in here for a bite and still have room for a big dinner later! Plus it won't break the bank to eat here!