Cute cafe along Fargegaten, The Street of Colors…read more When a local Stavanger hairdresser wanted to infuse a pop of color into this street who knew that he would create a tourist attraction? This cute cafe is so cozy and inviting. Love the colors, the books and the board games. Coffeeshop by day. Bar at night. A great place to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with family and friends.

Nice bar to play board games and have a beer or two! We visited Bøker og Børst on a Sunday night,…read moreand it was busy but there were tables available. The bar has plant-themed wallpaper and both fake and real plants scattered about the bar. They also have both indoor and outdoor seating available. They offer mostly premade cocktails, but they do have a few basic options available. They also have a fairly wide draft beer selection and a decent selection of board games to play. If you want to play games and drink beer in Stavanger, then I think Bøker og Børst is the place!

I took my Hawaiian friend here for breakfast and it was an absolute success! Even though it was a…read moresimple selection of sandwiches they're so good AND they had two options for vegetarians, one of them vegan! We had the flat white coffee which was awesome, the chicken /bacon/avocado sandwich and the cream cheese/tomatoes/onions bagel. Also had to try the pink makron cake(picture) and it was heaven!! The lady who owns the café is so sweet and lovely. It's a private business and her and her husband built up this cafe and one in Sandnes. Good job!!! Creds!

Good coffee, colorful and a genuinely happy staff. This has…read morebeen an (almost) daily stop over the last week while in Stavanger. I enjoy smiling, happy, faces and since the custom around here is for people to keep to themselves, it's nice to walk into a coffee shop and be greeted with good eye contact and a smile, regardless of who is behind the bar. The glass front of the shop allows for fun people watching while you sit and drink your coffee too.

We walked all the way across Stavanger with the express purpose of eating in this one bakery…read more It was totally totally totally worth it. * * * The baked goods are what make this place stand out, But the coffee is pretty darn fine too. We have been drinking cafe lattes. Intrinsically, these don't vary much from place to place. As long as the coffee is not stale and the milk is fresh, you should be in business. But at Kanelsnurren, the cafe lattes are dramatically better. Better beans? The Edvard Grieg of Norwegian baristas making the espresso? Who knows? But the world perked up with the first sip. * * * But at a bakery you are there for the baked goods. They have both heavy Scandinavian breads and lighter fluffier wonders. I did not try the heavies such as the ryes or the korns. I had a ham sandwich with one of the mixed seed sandwich buns. Inferior versions of this taste okay and sit in your stomach like a shot put afterwards. This version of the bun tasted complex and amazing. The bread was light and ethereal both while being consumed and afterwards. Leaving the restaurant, I could have floated up the hill to the neighborhood church. (I actually did so. The cafe latte provided the additional lift.) * * * But as good as the sandwich was, the star of the show was dessert. I got a chocolate and hazelnut bun with a big dollop of chocolate on top. Surprise, surprise, the pastry was nearly empty inside, like a popover or a Yorkshire pudding. But it was rich and buttery and comforting like a Popover. Yes, the inside of the popover cavity had dollops of chocolate and of hazelnut. It was big enough to be filling, light enough to be ethereal, delicate enough to be guilt-free, and chocolatey-nutty enough to totally delight my inner three year old. Popovers for dessert? Proof that God exists and the Universe is a Wonderful Place. And the extra lightness got me down the other side of the hill with the church after the sandwich and the coffee had done their job. * * * The bread and pastry at Kanelsnurren are insanely good. But with all of that lightness, maybe one of their secret ingredients is helium?

Great service. They open earlier than many other shops. Large selection of pastries, sandwiches and…read morebread.

This was a very delicious stop. The egg and bacon bagel was excellent. Very fresh. Although the…read moreegg was over easy, it worked. The fish soup was a bit fishy, but I guess that's what it is. Not a good breakfast item, but had to try. The quiche was perfectly done. Tasted fresh and was flaky and delicious.

This place has the best fish soup (and maybe just best soup in general) that I've ever had! It's…read morebeen over a year since I've had it and I'm still thinking about it!

Tasty and affordable sandwiches, this is my to go lunch spot when I'm at work in town. Very…read morefriendly people working there. Definitely a laid back spot, great for grabbing coffee with a group of friends.

An excellent place with a delightful atmosphere, serving both the cheesiest mouthwatering pizzas,…read moreas well as shakes, coffees and other delicacies. With a gracious hospitality, seldom found in your average coffee bar. My most excellent recommendations to this one of Stavanger's oldest of its kind. Very affordable prices.

Ok coffee, the location is great, in the middle of "fargegata", the most colorful street in…read moreStavanger. The chairs outside are a bit flimsey.

Awesome atmosfear, good coffee and many good options of beer! And the location is also perfect in…read morethe colorstreet!! Clean and nice, with s big outdoor serving, and also a big backyard.

Stopped in with a friend after a long day of walking to get some hot chocolate and pastries. The…read moreambiance, comfort level, and decorations were beautiful. The staff and menu setup were so helpful and made for a smooth ordering process. They have menus in Norwegian and English and both are organized well to be helpful and appealing. The food was very good, but more mixed than the place itself. The Belgian and regular hot chocolates were delicious. We both got them made with soy and it was a great choice. The Belgian I ordered was dark only and it was very rich, with a nice foam top. The hot chocolate was delicious and sweeter, but not too much. The pastry we got was very good flavor, but the center had a bit of a dried film on top and made the pastry harder to eat. Overall, I would go again and would definitely get the hot chocolate any time. It was lovely and tasty.

Decent coffee joint located quite centrally within Stavenger. Price was acceptable (to be honest,…read moreexpensive for me but norm for the country), with the flavour of the coffee just right. I'm not any coffee expert but still always love and prefer coffee joints that have flat white served. This place has it and it was done right.

Wonderful coffee bar and roastery within a short walking distance of the port. The shop looks…read moresmall, but it is rather spacious inside--there is seating downstairs. The lattes are tasty, and you can tell they take a lot of care into making their drinks. If you're looking for a good quality coffee shop that is not your run of the mill cafe, check out Kokko.

Efendi Tea and Coffee House is a great place to stop for tea or a cocktail along the colored…read morestreets in Stavanger. The freshly brewed tea was so beautiful and so delicious. Love the set up for the tea. The teapot. The seven minute timer. The clear glass tea cup. The woven coaster. So excited to see the rose colored pomegranate spiced tea being poured after the wait. So unique. So delicious. Our friends also had a couple of beautiful drinks as we sat on the outdoor front courtyard. Love the small flower petals that decorated the drinks. A nice place to enjoy a beautiful summer day with friends in Stavanger.

All is wonderfull. Ambiance is perfect. Service is so fast…read more You can find easliy and places is same as the name os street. If you need to talk with your friend and hear what says, choise the efendi cafe

A very dedicated coffee and tea shop. My Norwegian is non existent but I can still follow the…read moreflavor note discussion of Earl Grey, Ceylon and other teas the employees were going on about. After a heavy lunch I wandered the streets and saw their doorframe. Guess they've been around like 50 years? Crazy...but the employees are enthusiastic and pretty young. Regardless I had a really solid macchiato for the road to keep me field on a sunny day