While I wasn't here very long, I had such an enjoyable time here. I had some friends who have…read morepreviously been to Oslo and they immediately told me, "check out London Pub. You'll have a blast. Make sure it's karaoke night". I love watching karaoke so I was all about this. I wasn't sure if it was karaoke night, but I figured, regardless, I wanted to check this place out. I think I strolled in around 10:30-11:00 maybe? A few people out front smoking. Inside are two levels- the top a dance floor, the bottom, the pub. Two people were upstairs, that's it. I actually think they were employees just sitting there waiting for customers, but there were none. The action was downstairs. To my luck, it was karaoke night. I walked down the steps and immediately heard a rousing rendition of, "Careless Whisper". I knew I was in the right place. I picked up a rose cider which was around $12 USD and was able to sit down in the front row. A few songs played on the video screen accompanied by a girl who was interrupted by a very drunk man during her rendition of, "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on it). A few Norwegian songs were song, along with a couple American ditties that I can't remember. Sadly, karaoke ended at midnight, at least that evening. I laughed a lot that night. Such great energy and atmosphere here. When I'm back in Oslo, I'll be back at the Pub for sure.

If you're a man, I'm sure it's fun. If you identify as a woman, much less fun. And if you're not…read moreNorwegian and you're a woman, even less! Women are treated like shit. The KJ chooses his friends and other "cute" men to sing repeatedly throughout the night. He's also very rude. The bartenders aren't friendly. The crowd isn't fun until one in the morning. Very cliquey.

I thought it would be better. A grungy setting next to Canal, which could be a mixed bag and this…read moretime lean towards the negative. This is based on a Sunday afternoon visit with free music on the terrace. It was very crowded, which would be fine but some of the locals acted like they own the place and we're a bit pushy. Also, the music was average. What they don't tell on the website is it's also karaoke And most of what I heard wasn't that special. If you visit Sunday, maybe go earlier to stake out a table. Even if I had a table in this instance, I don't think I would've stayed long because of the music. It was old time jazz, and a crowd leaning towards that age as well.

Nice place for a late afternoon drink stretching into the early evening. Large selection of beers,…read morebut they were out of ingredients to make cocktails which was less than ideal in my book. Kind of a hip place with cool grungy vibes. Lots of people sitting outside. Drinks fairly reasonably priced. Enjoyed the fact that it's so close to the river. Order drinks at the bar and take them to your table.

Extremely surprised.... Traditional Norwegian food!!!!…read more Delicious Inexpensive (which is unheard of in Oslo) Did I say delicious.. yes! Oh and restaurant is upstairs- Say 10 minutes from the train station.

Remember that this is a pub, not a fancy restaurant. The food was pretty good, beer was good,…read moreservice was excellent (and very quick). Food is authentic and the place is not filled with tourists.

This is a multilevel bar with a Scottish theme. If you happen to be here when Scotland is playing…read morefutbol you should wear a kilt! If you understand the standard bar service situation you will have no issues getting a food or refreshments. If you don't, you may wind up sitting in a booth for a while longer than you expect. Try a local beer, or a Guinness if you need the authenticity'. The second floor is dedicated to karaoke, so be sure to bring your friends, and don't show up too early. All in all you should be prepared to have a good time, singing and dancing in a really friendly environment.

Near Karl Johan gate, The Scotsman is touted as a popping Scotch pub and whiskey bar. There are two…read morefloors and even patio seating, so it was pretty easy to snag a high top and then order at the bar. On the menu, they list maybe like 5 whiskeys, but they have much more on their shelves. Too bad some of the bartenders I talked to didn't seem to be too knowledge on the selection, but nonetheless at least I was able to settle on one I wanted. The bartenders were more knowledgeable on their beers and they have a few different ones from all over on tap. For food, I really enjoyed their wings, they were by far one of the most tender I've had, with the meat easily coming off the bone. The "hot" sauce was not too hot, so I actually enjoyed it a lot. Get place for some bar food, beer, and to catch some football (not the American kind).

I'm giving this place 5 stars as it was a very interesting bar with excellent bartenders. Must be…read morethe best bar in Oslo. Cocktails are creative and tasty. I must say that I came here because of the high ranking in a story I read about the to 50 bars in the world. It is good. Is it top ten in the world? Hmm. You be the judge. If you want a great speakeasy feeling bar and you are in Oslo--then go check it out.

Love the vibe and the drinks the service amazing. Love the country vibes…read moreBaby all vibes