This centrally-located SAS domestic lounge is near gate A2 which is immediately after you go…read morethrough security check, so it is a good stop before you know where your gate will be as gate information is typically not made available until about an hour before flight boarding time. I came here twice before today in the past 2 weeks before flying to other parts of Norway and the lounge was fully packed during those 2 times. Today is a lot more quiet with significantly less people probably because I am here in the morning. I therefore walked around to take photos while waiting for my international flight's information to be posted before I walk over to the international departure section which is typically gates E and F as you will not be able to return to this gates A area after you enter that section of the airport. Some airline lounges that I have been to have only 1 or 2 shower stalls so there is sometimes a long wait for showers, but this lounge has a good number of shower stalls in case you need to freshen up before you fly. The variety of food and drinks options is average, as I have had better and more food and drink options at other lounges but the staff are very good in picking up used dishes and replenishing food and drinks.

This lounge services all of the major international business class passengers in and out of this…read moreairport, not just those flying SAS. So, by this fact alone, it can become fairly crowded. Overall, however, it is a fairly spacious lounge. Like any airport lounge, your experience is highly defined by who decides to pull up a chair and sit down next to you. I've had a few not so great experiences in this lounge. But, what are you going do? One of my problems with this lounge is that it is very-very stuffy. I don't know if it's just when I've been visiting this lounge, but whenever I've been there, I can't help but feel they really need to turn up the air conditioner. In terms of the food service, it's buffet style, but in a very unhelpful fashion. Basically, when you walk into the lounge you pass by the whole salad bar. Meaning, everybody just walks by it, spreading all their germs all over the food. As we're exiting the period of our lives that was defined by COVID-19, where we all learned just how dangerous the spreading of germs can be, I find this to be very disconcerting. In terms of what they serve, they have a pretty good selection of the various foods you would expect in a business class lounge. Again, referencing COVID-19, I find it very disconcerting that they allow everybody to simply grab the loafs of bread and individually cut off whatever size piece they want with their possibly dirty hands and then grab the cheese with their hands. There's no guarantee that these people have disinfected their hands before they touched any of those things. Thus, the possibility of spreading germs is very high. And let me reference this statement by saying, no, I'm not a germophobe. But, I can't help being left thinking about this subject in the way they have this lounge's food-service arranged. Overall, this is a fairly good business class lounge. But, there are a lot better lounges across the globe, even those operated by SAS as this one is. I just believe they could do a better job at this location.

Gayle and I have been to this Lounge twice, thanks to Business Class Tickets, first on Lufthansa,…read moreand most recently on Icelandair. SAS actually has 3 airport lounges at Oslo Gardermoen airport, of which we mistakenly started in their "regular" lounge. Further down is Business Class and if you look a little beyond the entrance is their more exclusive "Gold" lounge. Gayle and I were just grateful to comfortably relax and avoid the crowds. The food and drink selections were fine and welcome, albeit unremarkable. This lounge is a bit on the small size and there were enough people here during our stays that we had to either wait for a better seat or negotiate. Regarding the later, you do meet interesting people in airport lounges.

Very sleek, modern, woodsy, and clean airport. A quiet semblance of strength and efficiency without…read moreall the extra jazz. Crazy that they have a hair salon in the terminal and once at the gates it gives library work vibes but with wood

Getting to Oslo Airport couldn't have been easier! I hopped on the Vy train from Central Station…read moreand in no time I was at the terminal. Luggage check-in with the SAS staff was quick, efficient, and genuinely pleasant thanks to their friendly service. Security was a breeze with Fast Track, making the whole process stress-free. Before I knew it, I was relaxing in the SAS Gold Lounge with a drink in hand. Comfortable seating, good food and drink options, and a calm atmosphere made the wait for my flight enjoyable. The airport itself is clean, well laid out, and easy to navigate. Shops are plentiful, and the duty-free mall offers a nice selection if you want to pick up something before your flight. Overall, Oslo Gardermoen is one of the smoother airport experiences I've had efficient, modern, and traveler-friendly.

Good lounge with food options in Oslo.. Here is what you…read moreneed to know: 1. WARM bread in the morning.. literally a game changer 2. Good selection of jams, cheese, meat and small breakfast items to kickstart your day 3. There's an option to grab a WHOLE BOTTLE of wine for your party 4. Ample seating for small and larger groups

Had a two hour layover so paid 30 Euros to have some drinks and snacks. Only one kind of draft beer…read moreand no spirits. Light appetizers. Not the best lounge but it was worth it considering how much beer me and my coworkers drank. The ambience was nice, and the staff kept the lounge clean.

I have been to Bowlers twice, and I will keep coming back just because of the quality of service,…read moreand the perfect food they serve. Just look at the stunning and juicy rib-eye steak photo I uploaded, it doesn't get better than this! Wonderful seasoning and you could cut through it like it was butter. If meat isn't your thing, be sure to try the fish! It's also wonderful. The ambiance of the place is surprisingly cozy despite it also being a bar. They have outdoor serving in the summer as well.

Best grilled cod fish I've ever had! Perfect cooked & Perfect seasoning. Even the potato was…read moredelicious!! The menu is in Norwegian (sorry no English version guys) and I was lucky enough to be there with friends who speak Norwegian so they explained everything to me. Even I have to randomly pick something on the menu, I strongly believe it will be delicious anyway. The service was excellent so I'm pretty sure your server would be able to explain the menu for you if you don't understand Norwegian. We ordered a couple of appetizer and they were very good. I tried a chicken dish and a burger my friends ordered (pls don't ask me the name coz I can't even pronoun it) and they were very tasty too. Overall I highly recommended this place when you're in Jessheim.

We were visiting from the US and felt welcomed. Local beer was great and atmosphere was fun. We…read morewent on a Saturday and they have live music.

Aquavit is a nice little bar at the Oslo airport. What more can I say? Good beer and good service.read more

It's your basic airport bar. I was happy to find some power outlets under some of the sofas :)read more

Good ham and cheese baguette but so so for the sausage and fries. At first I would go for the salad…read morebut the baguette was so tempting. I wasn't disappointed, it's delicious. My wife had the sausage and fries, she said nothing special. Didn't look good either. $$$

This is a review for the O'Leary's inside the airport. After…read moremissing our flight and having to stay in the Oslo airport 6(!!!) extra hours, we weren't expecting to find good food. We did find decent food at O'Learys, however. Give it a try! Order a burger or pulled pork sandwich. The portions are huge! Service is really friendly too. The waiter taught me some Norwegian, and my friends and I sat at O'Leary's people-watching for a good 2 hours.

I am in love with this bar.. with close to 100 types of beer, and a selection of carefully selected…read morespirits.. the hardest decision is definitely what you'll be drinking.. but that's only after you've managed to decide whether you want to shimmey into a booth with your friends, perch at the bar or a bar leaner or commandeer a set of the comfy couches and really make yourself feel at home. With two large beer kegs in the front window, there's no mistaking this place for your run of the mill sports bar.. if you want to watch sports.. please take yourself elsewhere.. there ain't no tv's up in here~! There's three shuffleboard tables in the back which provides much entertainment for those of us with a competitive streak.. and also a couple of pinball machines for those who prefer more solitary entertainment over a pint or few.. The staff are all super friendly and lovely and their impeccable English makes me think I need to try harder to learn a few more words in some Scandinavian languages... If you're in Drammen, I can highly recommend stopping in for a drink or few..

The muffin I ate here was nothing special. They are brought in from a bakery and taste the same as…read moreanywhere else in Norway. The cafe mocca was good. The pricing in the display case was wrong and instead of getting the food for the displayed price they charged more. Something like that will keep me from going back to most places.