Italian restaurants in Norway
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Baltazar
Located in the bazaar halls of the cathedral, Baltazar serves up Italian classics, homemade pasta and good wine. During the summer (when the owners are in Lucca, Italy), the main restaurant is closed and lunch is served at Trattoria Cappuccino in the leafy courtyard behind the cathedral.
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Buona Sera
The Italian-oriented Buona Sera predictably specialises in pizzas and pasta, yet has much more character than most Norwegian pizza joints. All wood, with intimate crannies and friendly staff, it also does crispy salads (Nkr100) and juicy meat mains (around Nkr175).
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Jonas B Gundersen
At this good restaurant the menus look like vinyl records, there’s an unmistakable New Orleans jazz feel and the food includes imaginative salads and mostly Italian dishes.
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Milano Restaurant & Pizzeria
One of the most popular places in town, this Otta institution has more than 80 menu items to choose from and the outdoor balcony is the place to eat them in summer.
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Stragiotti
This revamped Italian restaurant is stylish indoors, nice and breezy outside on the terrace and serves up authentic Italian food at very reasonable prices.
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La Piccolo Italia
This good Italian place spills over onto the pavement when the weather’s warm. The food is authentically Italian and prices are reasonable.
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