This is the best Italian pizza I have ever had i Norway!…read more We were seated in a cozy booth with full view of the open kitchen. Everything was just perfect! It's a shame that you have to go out of your way to get here (train from Oslo S to Asker), but when you do, it is definitely worth it! I ordered the Ferrari and it was truly spicy. The wine list was not long, but good and they serve several types of beer from Haandbryggeriet. Amazing!

Best pizza so far that we have found in Oslo. The crust is just the way I like it.read more

This is such a great restaurant! The pizza is extremely good and the owner is very friendly. After…read morehaving lived in Italy for quite some time, it was nice to find a place to eat good pizza again in Oslo! I'd definitely recommend everyone to go here :)

We have been traveling to Oslo every month for 11 months. We have eaten pizza all around the city…read more Den Glade Italiener is great. Good atmosphere, good service and great pizza. We eat here every month. There are over 1300 restaurants in the city and we always come back to Den Glade Italiener. Stop by and have a pie you won't be disappointed.

La Trattoria gives out the perfect atmosphere for all the guests. It's homie and the food is…read moreamazing. We had some amazing pasta dishes with fresh pasta and it was a well put together dish. The waiters are a little stressed when the place is packed, but the food makes it really worth it. This is not the last time we are going there for our dates. Make sure you reserve a table the day before to be absolutely certain you get a table. Prices are also affordable.

Deilig, deilig pizza! That's all I ever have there. I have heard the lasagne is also very nice…read more Lowly place to go and sit outside in the evening sun!

Pizza was great, nice place would definitely recommend it…read more Whole family enjoyed it, will be back next trip

Popped into Mamma Pizza and grabbed a cappuccino and the Diavolo pizza. The coffee was exactly what…read moreI needed; smooth, no nonsense, and way better than my usual "airport survival latte." The Diavolo came out piping hot with a thin crust that had just the right chew, and enough spice to make me feel alive but not regret my life choices. The place itself is cozy and buzzing, the kind of spot where you feel like you've stumbled into someone's Italian family kitchen minus the aunt asking why you're still single. Service was quick and friendly, even with a crowd. All in all, a solid stop for pizza in Oslo and probably the closest I'll get to Bologna without a plane ticket.