Absolute favorite place in Oslo, it was our second home on our trip. Great whiskey list and the…read morebest staff! Such a vibe!

Looking for a drink on our last night in Norway. Stopped by this pub…read more It was an interesting theme. With some themed drinks and decorations. The music even seems to match the vibe. The bartender was nice and spoke English. I got the spritz and my mom got Mr. Hyde's Boulevard. Mine was refreshing. My mom's was pretty strong. Good atmosphere, but lacking something. Maybe the liveliness wasn't exactly there, but might have been because it was a Monday, but the soccer game win made me think it would be a bit busier.

Super great service! Bartenders were very friendly and gave some great recommendations! Loved each…read moreone of them! The inside was nice too! Plenty of seating!

A cozy place with lots of people. Moderately expensive beer and tasty Dutch snacks. One of the best…read moretime to visit is on Wednesday evenings when they hold the opera pub, bringing Bizet, Mozart and Verdi to the masses. The cafe sets up a stage but the singers often move about among the crowd singing, giving an immersive effect. The best part is that it is free!! How often can you sip a beer while professional singers are singing Carmen right besides you. I was half expecting the glass to shatter in my hand during one of the higher octaves :) Tip: It can get a bit crowded so it is better to come early and grab a table.

The ambience felt "at home". Pleasant, jovial encounter with manager/owner? Good beer!! Fish as…read morechips were just the way I like.

Well póg mo thón !! Free WiFi login password is dublinerguest…read more Perched at the slightly less dodgier end of Rådhusgata crossing Nedre St' is a little slice of heaven for those that want a warm place to park up on a cold Winters eve and grab a pint of Guinness and a bowl of steaming Irish Stew, with some hot crusty bread. With all the wooden tables and creaking floors it has a real Pub vibe and, should you fancy a wee dram of Scotch, it sits next door to a bar (previously a Tapas restaurant) that specialises in the aqua vitae!! All in all, well worth a visit and a minor point but, be wary of the changes in floor levels as you toddle about,. The trip hazard is directly proportional to your alcohol intake ratio so "Mind the Step". Don't say you weren't warned.

It is easy to like this pub, as they have a lot of different beers, plenty of space and nice staff…read more I don't like football that much but the atmosphere is so good when a match is on so I don't mind. They have super difficult music quiz every Friday and the winners get nice prizes. I thought I was good at music but not according to my results here. You can order food from mathallen and eat here. Interior is dark but fun and prices are ok. Sometimes they close off parts of the place due to special events for magazines etc..Try to stay and enjoy watching wannabes on a roll.

Pokalen is a great place to watch football and it's also a super concert venue. Cozy bar with great…read morebartenders.

Go here! First time anywhere in Oslo and we happened across this place. Friendly staff, GREAT…read morebeer and incredibly good (Holy Kebab) food. Absolutely delicious pork in a giant burrito wrap.

Lovely experience. Lovely ambience on the front patio. Make sure to check out the upstairs and…read moresample their brewskis

Lots of different beer on tap and an abundance of TV screens showing sports, football in…read moreparticular. Staff is always friendly and on most Fridays day have a general knowledge quiz first followed by a music quiz. During major events like the world rugby cup for example the atmosphere is excellent. Make sure to meet up in good time because it gets really crowded!

We watched El Clasico here while we were in Norway, (Real Madrid versus Barcelona), as my friend is…read morea HUGE Barcelona fan, and had a blast. Bartenders were fast and polite, and the crowd was awesome. Highly recommend for watching soccer games, and I would imagine any other sport as well. TONS of screens to watch from almost any direction you might be facing, and several rooms. Crowd was boisterous but nice. Relative to the normal expensive-ness of drinking in Norway, this place wasn't too bad - fairly on par with what you'd find in LA, as far as I could tell. They dont' serve food, but they were very friendly about allowing us to bring food in, so we ran to a pizza place down the street at halftime and brought it in to enjoy.

Weirdly hostile staff. They seem to like the blonde instagram kids on the patio but aggressive and…read morerude to everyone else. I asked my bartender a question about the drinks and the owner came over and said "Oh, so you're gonna write a bad review?". I hadn't planned on it, but I will! AVOID

oh!! Just wash me down with Tokaji Aszú and smother me in Mead …read more.... I didn't think it was possible but It just got even better. I came in for a couple of scoops of Guinness just now and they had the English Premier League Football (YES FOOTBALL the real ENGLISH FOOTBALL) on live and Champions League thru the week I am packing a bag and moving in...... :) postscript They gave me their menu to translate from Norsk to English, i would like to think this means they are employing me :)

What a treat to enjoy tasty brews tucked in a cool bricked gothic cellar. Pretty awesome atmosphere…read moreand architecture made the beers taste even better. Its located in the courtyard area. Not facing any surface streets. I really enjoyed the mead from Lithuania. A new flavor and level of happiness discovered.

We stopped here based upon TripAdvisor reviews. What a very cool place-awesome brickwork and a…read morequiet, lowly lit room where you can actually talk with your friend while sipping good beer and mead. The owner is very friendly and helpful; he recommended a good restaurant nearby for our dinner. It's a little tricky to find the doorway in, but persevere-it's very worth it!