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.

Good pizza is hard to find in Oslo. This one is better than average, while still not being quite…read moreas good as typical American pizza. The crust has a nice texture, not too thick, not too thin, not hard, fluffy enough. So far we have only had the vegetarian pizza there, which has a good variety of toppings, although I wish they would just put more; the sparse toppings are the main thing about Oslo pizza which I don't like. They add a bit of arugula after baking. This place is in a corner of what used to be a train station on the Holmenkollen Line; now that the line is part of the T-bane, it is unmanned, so I guess that probably provided the opportunity for this place to open. I wonder what is in the rest of the depot building; this place is actually really small, just the kitchen plus a little bit of countertop and two stools. Out front there is a bench and sometimes a single table too. So most customers come for take-out, but it's possible to eat there if the two stools or the bench aren't occupied, and you don't mind sitting right by the T-bane stop. It's also convenient to come on the T-bane for take-out. There is enough parking for several cars too. I would recommend them to put a couple more tables and chairs on the lawn inside the fenced area at the side, if they can get permission to do that; it seems to be a waste of nice space otherwise. We like to stop there after going for a hike on the trails up around Vettakollen (there is a spot along there with a great view of Oslo). They also sell some bulk candy and nuts.

Delicious food. The staff is extremely nice. And the panzerotti are devine. They are like an…read moreempanada shared appetizer. But the filling is amazing.

Delicious pizza and salad. Crust was a little soggy under the sauce but the edges were delicious…read more Lots of fresh toppings and the caprese salad was fresh and huge. Service was a little slow but it was crowded. Pastas looked really good too. Would go back for more!!!!!

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

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!

Girotondo is the kind of place where you walk in, climb the stairs, and immediately wonder if…read moreyou've just crashed someone else's dinner party. The tables are communal, so you'll likely end up shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers which, honestly, is half the fun. When I went, the room was buzzing like a Friday night in Rome. The staff was absolutely slammed, and after 20 minutes of waiting I did the classic "walk up to the bar and smile politely" move. Worked like a charm as service came quickly after that. Pro tip: patience is your friend here. I ordered the bruschetta pomodoro (simple, fresh, no notes) and a margherita pizza with ham. Not trying to reinvent Italian cuisine, but they nailed the classics and sometimes that's exactly what you need. So, if you like your dinner with a side of chaos, chatter from total strangers, and the feeling that you've stumbled onto a local secret, Girotono is worth the climb upstairs. Here's to another stamp on the tastebud passport!

Locating a place where the staff is happy, welcoming and speaking Italian, while in Norway, was a…read morepleasant surprise. We came for the pizza and it was totally worth it - nicely charred crust in their wood fired oven. We also enjoyed a caprese salad with fresh buffalo mozzarella. Staff were friendly and efficient. Upstairs decor was nice and they have communal seating which gives it an extra family feel.

The calzone from this place was amazing, the bread was crispy and the calzone was stuffed with…read moretender meat and veggies who blended well with the cheese and gave a round taste im going to dream about. I think i found my new pizza place.

Good pizzas, good calzones and fast delivery. Recommend this pizza place if you are in the…read moreneighborhood.

I'm at this restaurant right now because it's the only thing open at the Scandic on Sunday evenings…read morein November. The short version is that this restaurant is acceptable if you have no other options. The long version is that the service is bad - both slow and rude - and the pizza is mediocre at best. I got the prosciutto pizza, and every component of it basically tasted like salt. The waiter acts like any request (getting a table, ordering, getting the check) is a huge imposition, and all of these things have taken far longer than they should. I originally tried to order room service (which has the same menu so I'm assuming it's the same staff) and they didn't answer during any of my four attempts. I will be hiking down the dark hill or taking the train back into Oslo the next time I need to eat!