Dinner with family. This place is known for their steaks. And, for those of us that selected…read moresteak (all but 1), it was 41/2 star meal. The let down was the dish of the odd one out. She ordered fish soup: it tasted absolutely nothing! It was sent back and replaced by salmon - nothing special but A-ok. Conclusion: If you are up for steak in Floro: this is the place; if you are looking for fish - go next door or see whats cooking at 7-Eleven or the local Statoil.

Excellent and friendly staff. Fish stew was incredible, had monkfish, salmon and mussels in it…read more Mussels were so good that I went back the following night to order a large plate of them.

Delicious coffee and croissant. Cute little shop with some local goods and housewares.read more

If you happen to find yourself in Floro, Norway, then this is the place to go for a decent espresso…read moredrink and good food, be sure to get the chocolate brownie/cake. The place itself has style and a cool vibe.

An unassuming entryway with some bread and pastries, but go upstairs for a mellow, peaked-roof…read moredining room. Fish is the specialty --- we got the catch of the day (pollock, subtly flavored and grilled) and bacalao, a tomatoey, cheesy dish based on salted cod. Both were delicious, but the contrast between them was incredible --- side by side, the salty bacalao completely overwhelmed the pollock. Pick one (either one), and stick to it. The gin fizz was pretty, but insubstantial; it felt almost non-alcoholic. Dessert was an upscale take on crème caramel or flan, with a layer of lightly cooked strawberry sauce. (And as to the bread in the entryway --- we came back for breakfast the next day, and both the raisin rolls and creme rolls were spectacular). The loft space above the bar area is set up for small live-music gigs. A must-eat in Måløy.

Wonderful home cooked meal! This is far and away the best food we have had on our road trip through…read morethe fjords of Norway! Across from the Aquarium and next to the Joker store, down on the water front. Soup, Burgers, and Pasta were all delicious. The food had excellent flavor, nothing like what we have had other places. Portions were very large and reasonably priced. The food was hot and fresh and the owner checked in to see how each person likes their meal. We will definitely return! Only wish they were open later for dinner.

Truly Delicious!!! The ham and mushroom pizza was spectacular. Don't be fooled by the menu. Very…read moretasty!

We participated in the daily (at 12:30) cider and food tasting consisting of a 1-hour information…read moresession conducted by the "dad" of the business followed by a sampling of five very different ciders each paired with a small plate of Norwegian food. There was around 30 people attending on our Wednesday session from all over Europe and North America. The information about growing apples and the different types and styles of apples was fascinating and they've got a beautiful setting just a short walk from the big hotel. Food wise it was interesting to try things but my tastes clearly don't run to the Nordic cuisine. This is definitely a must for cider lovers. Reservations and advance payments (online) are required.

Amazing building in a great location, owners and staff were very friendly. Food was beautiful and…read moredelicious, we did the cider pairings with the multi-course meal and thoroughly enjoyed it all. The owner also gave us a tour of the cider works and explained the processes for the different products which was very interesting. We were very glad we experienced this place!

This is the closest you'll get to home cooking in Norway without actually going into someone's…read morehome. The owners are very friendly and chatty, while the local moms cook in the open kitchen. While you wait for your food, they even invite you to visit their art gallery, vintage museum collection, and groovy glass observatory on the rooftop. 35kr pear cider...delicious, and the cheapest alcohol you'll find in a Norwegian restaurant. 50kr Troll soup...the wife liked this more than I did, but it was still good. 50kr Fish soup...just lovely. 150kr meatballs...delicious! 180kr Wild Game dinner plate...can't decide between Rudolf the Reindeer or Moose McCullly? How about both! 215kr Reindeer Stew...sorry Rudolf, you were quite delicious though! Hopefully Santa can find is way without you. This hearty dish tastes similar to Beef and Guiness stew. A bit pricey though. 55kr World's Best cake...not sure if I would call it "the best", but it was quite delicious! 45kr Apple Cake...just lovely, and I liked it more than the World's Best cake. Despite the 3 restaurants to choose from in little Balestrand, we loved it so much that we ate dinner here again our second night. (Note: At time of this review, the US dollar was up 50% against the Norway kroner...$1 = 7.5kr vs $1 = 5kr just a couple years ago)

My family and I visited Balestrand and had dinner here. When we walked in the man in the kitchen…read moresaid that it would be a bit of a wait, so my uncle replied, "Do you know how long?" The man then said rudely, "Well how long is a piece of string?" We decided to stay and were given a table (in our own room because we were a large group) by a very nice lady. Later an older lady showed us upstairs to a very cool observatory, she also told us stories and sang us a song. It was unusual fun in the best way, and she is why I changed my 3 stars to 4. About the food: I had the Reindeer Sausages with some yummy vegetables. For desert I tired the 'White Lady,' which they only make if they have time. It had a load of whip cream and sugar!