What an amazing gem in the middle of Oslo! Definitely the best Italian food in all of the city,…read moremaybe the best restaurant period. The staff was amazing and Chef Fabio was very gracious! Quaint but efficient location and impeccable ambiance and music. Will return every single time we visit Oslo.

The dining highlight of my Oslo visit. Was staying in the area and walked by when looking for a…read morespot for dinner. Boy, am I glad that we did! They found a great little table on the patio. Lively, but not loud. We had a nice chat with our server, Flavia, who turned out to be the "boss's (Fabio Pezzoli) daughter", and a delightful young woman! Fabio sent out a complimentary bruschetta for us to enjoy with our wine as we settled in. After hearing the specials and scouring the menu we ordered a pizza and a house made fettuccine with a creamy parmesan black pepper truffle sauce. Served with sliced truffles, it was a superb dish! I can honestly say that it was one of the best pasta dishes in recent memory! The pizza was thin, crispy and delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed it. For dessert, I enjoyed an espresso and a perfect panna cotta. Caroline simply enjoyed her wine. We closed the restaurant after visiting with Fabio and his friend, a well-known local writer Erik Fosnes Hansen. It was a memorable evening and I'd not only highly recommend this local treasure, but would return in a heartbeat if in Oslo.

Really good neighborhood restaurant close to Vigelandsparken and perfect located at the Elisenberg…read morestop on line 12! Great food, great staff and great atmosphere AND good prices! What more can you ask for!?

They can make almost every dish gluten free! Not to mention the food is fresh, and tastes amazing…read more The waiters were super friendly, but just remember to flag them down if you want the check. The place is small, so I would recommend making a reservation if possible.

Great d fish soup. Spicy and not fishy tasting. Also the pasta was very nice too and presented…read morenicely. The suggested Italian red wine was perfect with the seafood. We ended with cafe and lemon cello. Perfecto!

We ate here this evening due to the proximity to our hotel. The weather was beautiful so there were…read morea lot of people eating outside. I order the gnocchi (which tasted handmade) with tuna and it was VERY good. My husband ordered the pizza and it was also great. One of the waitresses seemed unhappy about serving us, perhaps because we speak English but another waitress scooped us up and treated us wonderfully. We would definitely return if we are ever in the area again.

For our first dinner in Oslo, we didn't want to go too far from the hotel to have dinner. Walking…read moredown the street we saw this little italian restaurant serving pizza. My friend had mentioned they had quite good pizza, and since the place wasn't busy, we decided to give it a try. The place is small, fitting around 12 to 15 people maximum and there was only one employee serving and making the pizza that day. I got the prosciutto pizza and my husband got the indiavolata pizza. The crust was freshly made and delicious but I would have loved more toppings on mine as I only had a few poor slices of prosciutto and not much cheese. For two individual pizzas, we paid 237 Kr, which is around 28$US. Note that tips are included so you don't need to give any if you don't want to. For those who don't want to eat in the restaurant, you can also buy it to go, which many people did while we were there. They have a large range of focaccia, polpette and lasagna as well. They also have different products that you can buy such as olive oil, pasta etc. The service was good and quite fast, despite the woman being alone doing everything.

Bad pizza, thick base and tasteless sauce, small size. The toppings on primavera were disgusting…read moreand margarita looked poor, it's more of focaccia with the topping. I prefer frozen dr oetker to this.

After living in Italy for 3 years I've finally been reunited with THE BEST PIZZA EVER at QUI!…read more Their pizzas are EXCEPTIONAL and the best I've had outside Italy ever (and I have tried a lot of pizzerias over the years!) I can't speak to other dishes on their menu as I've only been three times, and each time I ordered pizza with friends.... But if their other food is half as good; you'll be set! The pizzas I've tried at QUI, and rate in descending order, are: -Pizza RUSTICA (white pizza) -Calzone Inferno (spicy pizza ) -Pizza Margherita w/black olives -Pizza Michael (white pizza) Pizza Rustica is hands down 6-terningkast (a 10/10) of pizzas I've had outside Italy. It has Gorgonzola on it which elevates the taste! The dough they use it as delicious as their pizza! I can't wait until my next visit in Oslo, where pizza at QUI will be my first stop for sure. PS: don't forget to order a Latte Macchiato there as well: it's heavenly Also: kudos to the excellent server from Navarro (northern Italy), she is all smiles and a delight!

Average little restaurant in Skøyen. I didn't like the fact that the kitchen was open so all the…read moresmells from the cooking were in the restaurant. The girl working there didn't know Norwegian, which as a foreigner I am not too critical about but I think it's important to know the basics. The girl there however didn't know simple questions as to explain in English for example what was the desert of the day. She just showed it in the window and didn't know what it was made of. Apart from those downsides the service was rather fast. As for the food it was ok. However I can't say much as I didn't have pasta or pizza. And the pasta dishes looked good. I had the beef which was the most expensive dish, however it had just few little pieces of meat on top of the salad. And this dish I had was not under the salad section but under the meat section. If you see the pic it looks like I ordered a salad. To summarise: average food, average service, average interior. But not bad.

Had lunch here, and luckily there wasn't a wait to be able to sit down and order. Our…read morewaitress---who was amazing throughout---gave us a bottle of water quickly after us sitting down. She also spoke great English, a nice plus for us tourists that don't speak great Norwegian. We got a trio of pizzas, including one of their specialties. While they weren't the best pizzas ever (referencing to the more classic, non-specialized piza), they did their job. They were alright, and the crust was really good. I really did enjoy eating each pizza because of the dough. The special pizza they feature on the menu the winner of best pizza in Norway in the past, is an interesting combination of flavors. After trying it, I'm curious what the competitors were. Its very rich and heavy, in taste and weight (both on the slice and in the stomach). Prices were reasonable, by Oslo standards. We ate here due to a schedule crunch and other places not being open yet, but enjoyed the experience. The wafting of rapid Italian in the kitchen gave a nice vibe, and lets you know that the staff making the food knows what it should be like for Italian cuisine. It's an interesting experience, giving you a view of Norwegian taste with the non-traditional options.

Food was delicious. Service was good. Large booths with seating for families. Overall good…read moreexperience.

Excellent pizza, good house wine the service was great the weiter even speak spanish thats…read moreimpressive in a country where almost no one cant. There are a lot of options in the same street one dressier than the others, other they saythey were "all booked" with empty tables, but this one they were.nice fast service good food , good wine you cant miss. Buena comida, buen vino de la casa, el mesero sueco hablando perfecto español buen servicio y muy rapidos en servir, la pizza hecha a la perfeccio., sin quejas muy recomendable y buenos precios en una ciudad tan cara es dificil de encontrar.

Perfect. We were exhausted and finding good local food had been hit or miss so we decided to eat…read moreItalian, even though we were in Norway. Was glad we did. This was one of the best Italian meals I have ever had, including meals in Italy. Our server was great and very knowledgable about the food and the ingredients. He was from Italy and this was also good because our Norwegian sucks, and Italian mixed with English was easier for us. :) The house made sausage was delicious. The gorgonzola cheese was quite possibly the best I have ever had. The pasta was freshly made and the flavors in the sauces were mouthwatering. The pizza was exceptional. Everything was delicious. If in Oslo again, I would return in a heartbeat. PS I rated it as kind of pricey, but bear in mind it was not pricey for Oslo. Oslo is the most expensive city I have ever visited. It even surpasses Tokyo and Paris in restaurant prices.

Fantastic food and totally worth it. Looking forward to coming back here again…read more Food and good flavors and service was straight forward with a smile.

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