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Blix
A favourite among Bodø's discerning diners, Blix has a justified reputation for fine cuisine and keeps a select wine list. Reserve a window table for great harbour views.
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Bryggerikaia
Not long on the Bodø drinking and dining scene, Bryggerkaia is already a firm favourite. You can dine well, snack, enjoy its lunch buffet or quaff one of its beers, brewed on the premises. Enjoy your choice in its large pub décor interior, on the street-side terrace or, best of all should you find a seat spare, on the veranda overlooking the harbour.
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Da Carlo
This pleasant, frondy place is popular with Bodø's younger movers and shakers, both as bar and restaurant, where you can down the usual snacks, pizza and burger fare. It partly occupies the sealed bridge above the shopping mall's main alley so you can snoop upon the shoppers below.
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Kafé Kafka
This stylish contemporary café does great coffee 11 different ways (you'll smell the aroma before you even enter) and fresh juices. There's wi-fi and one internet terminal, free to clients. Some Saturdays it turns into a club with DJs.
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Løvolds
This popular historic quayside cafeteria, Bodø's oldest eating choice, offers sandwiches, grills and hearty Norwegian fare with good quayside views thrown in.
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Paviljongen
This great outdoor spot in the main square is the place to down a coffee or one of its three choices of draught beer; and perhaps nibble on an inexpensive lunch while watching the world pass (see how people adapt their pace to the rhythm of the buskers who strum and play nearby).
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Pizzakjeller'n
The Radisson SAS Hotel's popular informal basement eatery is something of a misnomer. Yes, it serves up a long list of pizzas and other snacky and more substantial items, but for something more original, go for the daily special, which indeed changes daily, or its weekly equivalent.
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