Café restaurants in Oslo
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Fru Hagen
The low-key and always full Fru Hagen, ‘Mrs Garden’, serves sandwiches and burgers, all with a healthy side portion of vegetables. Its location facing Olaf Ryes plass also makes it good for people-watching.
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Delicatessen
One of Grünerløkka's numerous cool-kid cafes, it features sturdy wooden tables and big windows that fold away in the summer to overlook a riverside park across the street. Good Italian sandwiches.
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Stockfleths
Founded in 1895, the award-winning Stockfleths is one of Oslo’s oldest coffee shops. It also serves thick slices of wholegrain bread with brown cheese, a favourite Norwegian snack.
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Tullins Café
This dimly lit café offers a little bit of everything, from salads and burgers to pasta and stir-fry dishes. It’s a favourite among students.
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Grand Café
At 11am sharp, Henrik Ibsen would leave his apartment on Drammensveien (now Henrik Ibsens gate) and walk to the Grand Café for a lunch of herring, beer and one shot of aquavit (alcoholic drink made from potatoes and carroway liquor). His table is still there and you don’t have to eat herring if you go, though it is on the menu (Nkr88).
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Rust
On a cobblestone side street, Rust has plenty of outdoor seating and loads of blankets for when it gets cold. Good for a quiet cocktail, burgers (Nkr129), hearty salads (Nrk119) or tapas late into the night.
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Bistro Brocante
Next door to Fru Hagen, this informal French-inspired café serves fantastic salads (Nkr98 to Nkr115), quiche (Nkr93) and even coq a vin (Nkr192). The outdoor tables are at a premium in summer.
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Pascal
Next door to the Nobel Peace Center, Pascal is best known for its French pastries. Former US president Bill Clinton came here for coffee. It also offers a savoury Francophone lunch and dinner menu.
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Bocata
Come here for take away meals of Malaysian-style chicken, sweet and sour pork, spaghetti pesto, and ham sandwiches. Business types pack the counters at lunchtime.
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Hønse-Louisas Hus
Cyclists should be sure to stop for coffee and a waffle at Hønse-Louisas Hus.
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