I have been to Bowlers twice, and I will keep coming back just because of the quality of service,…read moreand the perfect food they serve. Just look at the stunning and juicy rib-eye steak photo I uploaded, it doesn't get better than this! Wonderful seasoning and you could cut through it like it was butter. If meat isn't your thing, be sure to try the fish! It's also wonderful. The ambiance of the place is surprisingly cozy despite it also being a bar. They have outdoor serving in the summer as well.

Best grilled cod fish I've ever had! Perfect cooked & Perfect seasoning. Even the potato was…read moredelicious!! The menu is in Norwegian (sorry no English version guys) and I was lucky enough to be there with friends who speak Norwegian so they explained everything to me. Even I have to randomly pick something on the menu, I strongly believe it will be delicious anyway. The service was excellent so I'm pretty sure your server would be able to explain the menu for you if you don't understand Norwegian. We ordered a couple of appetizer and they were very good. I tried a chicken dish and a burger my friends ordered (pls don't ask me the name coz I can't even pronoun it) and they were very tasty too. Overall I highly recommended this place when you're in Jessheim.

Amazing discovery of phenomenal Texas BBQ in Norway with a wide variety of vegetarian options…read moreincluding delicious sides. I selected several sides instead of trying the vegetarian sausage. My favorite side was the Cowboy Caviar which had a fantastic flavor and mix of veggies with beans. The corn bread is perfect with a side of black and pinto beans too! Mini superfood salad is a great blend of greens, dried cranberries and their secret sauce. Service was great and decor was highly entertaining with tons of fun authentic Texas memorabilia.

The bowls lacked flavor and the tables were dirty and sticky. Quite expensive for what you get.read more

Absolutely love this place, favourite restaurant ever! Cosy, lovely staff, good service, absolutely…read moredelicious comfort food would recommend trying the Mac and cheese with cilantro cream on the side for the bread

Not what I hoped for…read more I was visiting Oslo from the USA and thought it might be cool to check out an "American" BBQ joint on the 4th of July. WDS makes a big deal on their website about making reservations and what it serves large groups as the try to have enough cooked meat on hand. I was traveling solo so I emailed the week before to make sure I could get a table- no problem they said. When I got there the had to check if seating was available though the restaurant was half full at best. Service - The guys handling the seating sounded American but were not particularly friendly or welcoming. I'm pretty sure by my voice and appearance they knew I was from the States, but made no comment. My actual waiter was fine - friendly and attentive. Food- Shame on me for ordering a burger at a BBQ place- should have had the brisket. Still this smoked burger was undercooked for my liking and not particularly flavorful. Maybe their other barbecued meats are phenomenal-don't know. They promote themselves as a southern bbq experience-one wall is covered with a mural of the USA south, highlighting the regional bbq's. I have had better food and hospitality at dozens of bbq joints throughout the South. I accept part of the blame as maybe my expectations were too high. Just feels like an opportunity missed. All the local diners seemed to be enjoying themselves so they must be doing something right?

Went here for the Fourth of July to be festive and it was very good! Meat was all very flavorful…read moreand tender. Truffle Mac and cheese was verrryyyy truffle-ey. The ice cream and brownie was exceptional. So rich and warm it was like a molten lava cake. Ice cream was brown cheese flavored and it definitely did taste like it a bit.

[[UPDATED REVIEW: September 2022]]…read more 'Ello chaps! Return trip a few years later to a hip "Southern American" restaurant in the artsy district of Oslo, a short bus ride (or even walk) from downtown. As someone from the southern United States, where folks are judged on their fried chicken and BBQ, Lucky Bird hits it out of the park. Simply some of the BEST fried chicken I've ever had -- ANY WHERE. The chicken was perfectly moist, and the breading was crispy without feeling heavy or overly oily. The creamed corn and mashed potatoes were top notch. The only complaint about Lucky Bird is that there weren't more locations around Oslo. This is certainly a gem hiding in plain site. On the return trip the fried chicken was still living up to the standard. Delicious. Overall the sides can really put a dent in your wallet, so you want to be careful with your order. Oh, and the tea - don't order it if you're expecting a traditional southern American sweet tea. Their tea is not that. It's a mix of tea and lemonade it tasted like. This was also one of the few restaurants in Norway we found to have full service (meaning a server took your order) Overall I give Lucky Bird five stars out of five.

Lucky Bird is one of the few American restaurants in Oslo. In fact, I think it's the only one…read more After eating so many unfamiliar food in Norway, I wanted something more American. I had an order of 8 wings. The wings were covered in a sweet BBQ sauce. I liked it very much. My friend ordered popcorn chicken and mashed potatoes. She didn't like her meal. But, I thought it was okay. Service was polite, but very slow. Overall, I thought it was fine. 3 stars.

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.

You won't be disappointed if you're looking for a quality classic burger with plenty of options to…read moredress it up or down. The store front doesn't look fancy and you order at the counter but the quality of the burger makes up for the ambiance. Fried potatoes with dipping sauces are a nice add, as well, and one order is enough for two people.

We ordered two pastas (no. 302 and 304). The food were plain. The dishes were not even hot. I feel…read morelike they just put all ingredients together and place them under heating lamp. That explained why the food came so quickly.

Good ham and cheese baguette but so so for the sausage and fries. At first I would go for the salad…read morebut the baguette was so tempting. I wasn't disappointed, it's delicious. My wife had the sausage and fries, she said nothing special. Didn't look good either. $$$

This is a review for the O'Leary's inside the airport. After…read moremissing our flight and having to stay in the Oslo airport 6(!!!) extra hours, we weren't expecting to find good food. We did find decent food at O'Learys, however. Give it a try! Order a burger or pulled pork sandwich. The portions are huge! Service is really friendly too. The waiter taught me some Norwegian, and my friends and I sat at O'Leary's people-watching for a good 2 hours.

So when I was in Norway I heard about a place that was a "50's American-style diner, but in…read moreNorway". Most of the time when you're in a city or a country that's much different than your own, you want to experience their food, but I was so intrigued but this concept that I had to check it out for myself. Sure enough, when I walked in I felt like I ended '50s America. This was a legit old-school diner, but with more wooden fixtures than the checkered patterns and plastic type seating that you may be thinking of. It still had the look and feel of a diner, but with a slightly more polished looked. The wait brought over the menu and a small glass of water. If nothing else, come here just to read the menu. It's hysterical. Small jokes within each menu item. I decided to get breakfast here so I got eggs, bacon, toast and French fries because the waiter didn't understand that I wanted home fries, but whatever. It's a potato so I ate it. The eggs were cooked exactly how I asked for them and the bacon was nice and crispy. Looking around, the milkshakes were passing me by constantly and these huge sandwiches. It really made me see how much we, as Americans consume. Their portions were out of this world big if you got a sandwich or something like that. My meal was just the right size, but as most things in Norway, it was expensive so I passed on the milkshake because I'm sure it was out of my budget. A fun experience none the less. I would take friends here the next time Im in town and if I was a local I'd probably be a regular here if I lived nearby.

It was good, but it wasn't 400 nok ($45 usd) good. I got a beer, a burger with fries, and a small…read moreside of Mac and cheese. I went because I wanted to see Norway's interpretation of a real American diner. It really wasn't bad, but I had to do a triple take when I got the bill. That said, the fries were hot and crispy, the Mac and cheese was delightfully creamy, and the burger was okay. I'd want to try their great-looking breakfast menu, but don't want to go broke for American food on my vacation.