Right next to the docks, this was a really great place to eat with a convenient location. The sweet…read morepotato fries were really amazing and I would definitely get them again!

Yummy!!! I didn't expect a food truck could have so good food! I had the Austin burger with sweet…read morepotato fries. The burger is not the largest one but the meat is good and the bun is more than descent. The ingredients are fresh and you can feel the food is made with love. Or at least I did! The sweet potato fries were delicious! Don't forget to try those ones! The service was good and friendly and quite fast for being on a food truck! I love the colour of the truck and how they have paid attention to little details on it. It's a smart idea and if you ever see it in front of you don't hesitate to try it. It often can be found in the beginning of Aker Brygge. Keep an eye for it!

Service was good, food was ok. A GF bun is available (which is always appreciated). Definitely…read morecity prices for a kind of dirty/funky place. Our party only had burgers. All walked away a bit hungry thinking we should have ordered fries.

Illegal Burger has done some good PR. After having it pop up on my radar several times, via…read moredifferent style blogs, I bookmarked it for my next trip to Oslo. When that trip came I found it located a few steps from my hotel (lucky me)! They do an excellent drippy, juicy burger that's packed with flavor and not overcooked. The accompanying potato wedges are nice but may not satiate if you've been craving fries. Aioli lovers will be pleased with their offering. Skip the beer unless it's a label you recognise. Trying to be adventurous, I tried the Herslev Økologisk Hvedeøl and found it uncomfortably bubbly. I dined here with a serious beer drinker and it took him the entire length of the meal to uncomfortably stomach one bottle. But beyond the beer, Illegal Burger's a good bet.

Delicious burger place that's has a great view of the harbour. We got the Cheddar and Bacon Burger,…read moreand it had a very juicy patty that the melty cheese complemented well with. We also had the saucy joe, which was equally as good. The burgers are solid, but the grilled broccolini appetizer we got was a bit disappointing in terms of portion sizes. Restaurant is clean and has a good American diner feel to it! Would recommend!

A wonderful burger joint towards the end of Aker Brygge, with a lovely view of the harbor…read more My partner ordered the Cheddar and Bacon while I opted for the Saucy Joe, both of which were highlighted as popular items on the menu. We also got a side order of grilled broccolini to get our daily dose of greens. I can definitely understand why the Saucy Joe is one of their bestsellers! I loved the combination of the cheesy sauce with the BBQ-glazed bacon. The beef patty was perfectly cooked and buns were nicely toasted. The burger didn't feel too greasy either. The grilled broccolini was nice as a side with delightful charred bits - I think it was overpriced given the small portion size though and wish it came with more. They also have a healthy selection of beers on tap and intriguing cocktails that I'd love to pair with a burger during my next visit!

Delicious BBQ with good value for money and great location! Try the combo for two choices…read more Plus points for serving water with ice cubes

Good food, good service. Had the mix of ribs and brisket, with mashed potatoes and mac n' cheese as…read moresides. Great place for some comfort food. The tables are a bit close, and the place is pretty quiet - so we got to participate in the awkward "first date, and it's not going very well" on the table next to us. I wished they'd had more hoppy beer, as I enjoy something crisp with heavy food. The beer selection seems a bit random, a lot of dark beer. Happy to get a Founders Breakfast stout, but sad they didn't have any hoppy beer that I like. As so often in Oslo, the beer was a bit old - but stouts can handle this better, so the taste was still ok.

I don't usually have the habit to go for the same on the menu each time, but the chickenburger here…read moreis amazingly good. The chicken is breed the old fashion way- Breath of fresh air, fresh oat, wheat and corn and this combination makes the meat so juicy and tender. The burger itself is boneless (they remove bones), coleslaw, bbq sauce and a good dressing on top of a amazingly good bun. The bun actually makes the whole difference. It's so moist and tasty when you let the burger sit for a minute(if you got the patience to wait), it just suck up all of the good dressing and bbq sauce and that combined with the juicy chicken just makes it even better. I tend to go for the burger whenever I'm down at the local football pub watching a game and I combine this meal with a Brooklyn Lager. Good taste combined. The service is also great. No mocking around. Quick and done. Since they started up their local shoppe at Mathallen, the price has risen from a comfortable 60NOK to 90NOK. I personally think that's a little steep but I can't resist it. It's worth it. They also got a good chicken sandwich, but I've never eaten it. (Never change a winning team) but I've heard it's also very good. It's not only burgers and sandwiches at Stangeriet, they also sell wings, thighs and whole chickens. It's definitely worth a try and a chicken for sunday supper is a winner.

Any food stand with a bubbling pan of meat is promising, and Stangeriet delivered. The sandwich we…read moreordered was humongous, with meat practically bursting out of the seams. The meat was flavorful and juicy.

Jamie W. and I finally arrived in Oslo at close to 10PM after a six-hour train ride from deep in…read morethe fjord country. After we checked into our hotel, we went on the hunt for a late dinner. However, we had no luck finding a suitable restaurant still serving food after 10PM. I refused to patronize a McDonald's not because I'm a food snob but... OK, maybe I am a snob, but when we accidentally came upon this Middle Eastern kebab grill, we were game. We were also desperate at this point in the evening. There was a long horizontal picture menu, so we just ordered off of it at the counter. When they were ready to make our orders, one of the staff motioned us over and asked us which fillings and toppings we wanted. We just kept modding every time he scooped anything, which was why our meals looked rather gluttonous. I went for the 155 NOK Lamb Kebab Box which was quite a pile of grilled lamb with lettuce, cucumber slices, beets, jalapeños, yogurt sauce, and housemade pita bread (photo: https://bit.ly/3vLcrWl). Jamie ordered the 120 NOK Lamb Kebab Pita which was quite an overstuffed handful with the same ingredients as my box plus corn kernels and hummus (photo: https://bit.ly/3A2HVcZ). Even though they were messy and oversauced, the hastily assembled food certainly filled our bellies, and for Norway, they were reasonably priced. Mine was almost $16, and Jamie's pita was around $12.25. At that late hour, most of the customers were either friends of the owner or drunk Scandinavians. And there was us. FOOD - 3 stars...generous portions of grilled meat, decent tasting, pretty messy AMBIANCE - 3 stars...fast food operation in a historic brick building SERVICE - 3.5 stars...they customize the orders willingly TOTAL - 3 stars...now you know what you can eat after 10PM RELATED - Exploring Norway? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3PEL4Fe

It isn't easy to find cheap food with American portions in Norway, but the general rule of thumb is…read morethat middle eastern food is mostly promising in that aspect just like how Mexican food is in America - delicious and affordable! I love middle eastern food, their kabobs, grilled meats, rice, spices, special sauces, etc. This place makes good food with big portions! Not only that, the main reason we came here was the early opening hours compared to the common hours in Oslo. We had a hard time looking for a place to eat in the morning before our train ride, and this place was one of the very very few choices we had. The shop just opened when we got there. The guy wasn't the friendliest but at least he gave us food that was prepared hot and fresh. The prices were affordable and it was nice to sit outside looking out onto the busy streets. Great place to eat middle eastern food!

This is a street food stand that looks better than the most places. In fact it looks a it trendy…read moreand cabin and bbq stylish. It's not fancy but it probably got the best exterior I've seen on a street food stand in Scandinavia. So let's look inside it got a few seats if you want to eat there but by the amount of seats it's obviously a take away place. But it still look good. Time to say something about the food. I had the bbq burger with fries. The burger tastes great and you can see that it's good meat in the burger and home made or that's at least what I think it is. The burger it self tastes great and so do the fires. It's also not the usually thin and small fries, these are about thinker and tastes good but have a great crispness that always is good and ads something if you ask me. Would I recommend this place? Yes.

I walked past this small place at first misstaking it for a normal kebab/burger joint but after…read moresome backtracking I found the place. in the dark of late winter it is easy to miss this small place but when the door opend you knew that you was on the right place. That familiar grill smell of a good burger.  I orderd a "HQ Blue-Cheese" and some fries and sat down to wait.  There arent much room here, just 5 bar stools but I guess with summer comming there is places outside to sit. The fries came and had a taste of homemade but the cheap kind, not the fancy stuff you get at most other places. But all and all it is good enough for eating but the price is to steap, purhaps if they served some dipp to it it would be worth the cost. The burger it self was fresh and good. More then I expected and do easy rival "Illigal Burger". The bun was fresh and would have been perfect if it was just a bit biger so that the patty wouldent slide out so easy as it do. I couldent notice any of the caramilized onion and I forgot that I would have any until afterwards so I am not even sure it had any. The rest of the vegitables was fresh and crisp and there is nothing special to say here, vegitables was vegitables. So all and all? It is a good burger and if it wasent for the high price I would probably stop by more in the summer, but seeing on how close this is to"Kverneriet" I do belive that I will only go to "HQ BRGRS" if there is a long waiting time at the other place. Uppdate: Okey, so I had a week of work and was at home most of that week, and I have to admit I ordered from this place two times during that week. I have now tried all the burgers from here and I have to change my grade. I am defenetly a fan. The blue cheese is the best of them but the fact that I can get it deliverd home is a big plus.

Came during lunch and ordered the chocolate brownie milkshake, the ramen burger, the umami burger…read moreand the truffle fries. Everything tasted good! My favorite was the milkshake but u wish it was bigger. If I come back, I would try one of their many beers.

I ate at Kverneriet on a Tuesday in June. As they only opened their doors about a month ago, and…read morehave recently got rave reviews, we were not surprised to find a queue for tables. We waited for about 20 minutes, and the waiters seemed to be quite efficient in securing a rapid turnover. Both of the two waiters that tended to our table were very nice, professional and attentive - on opening a bottle of prosecco for us (we were celenrating ;), one of the waiters managed to spill a small piece of cork in the glass, but he promptly went to fetch another, and came back with a full glass. We chose the most popular burgers, the Boss and the Umami, along with fries, truffle fries, aioli and chili mayo. The burgers had enough different components to be interesting, but yet not so much that they could not be eaten the proper way (that is - with your hands, not using cutlery). The meat was grilled and succulent, and the flavours were very well combined. We were served ketchup, mustard and tarragon mayo on the side, so that each could adjust the amount of sauce to taste (I like a lot of sauce). If I had to criticise the burgers at all, I would say that I would prefer a slightly thicker patty that was a bit less well done. I also like fresh veg on my burger (which my burger did not have), but they have a variety with lettuce and tomato on the menu, so I could have chosrn that one. The fries, however, are beyond any criticism. They were perfectly crisp and fatty, well salted, sufficiently thick-cut, and served with your selection of sauce (which for us was aioli and chili mayo). The truffle fries had a subtle, but sufficient taste of truffle, and were sprinkled with fresh parsley. After the burgers and fries, we decided to share the two desserts on the menu along with a chocolate shake (they use Ben & Jerrys ice cream). The chocolate fudge cake with ice cream, candied walnuts and raspberry mousse definitely stole the show with its decadent intense chololatey flavour. The deconstructed berry crumble with lemon curd was good, but there was no taste of the advertised cardamom in the crumble, and it was simply not as exciting as the chocolate cake. We left feeling extremely full, but very happy and satisfied with our meal. I'm happy that Majorstuen has finally got its own "hip burger joint", and hope that Kverneriet stays for a long time!