As soon as I stepped into Peppes Pizza, I could tell this would be a nice place to dine in Norway's…read morechilly weather. This place has a cozy, friendly, and casual atmosphere. Our waiter was friendly and thoughtful, giving us a pitcher of both hot and cold water without us asking. I ordered the strawberry milkshake, and while it tastes good, it's a smaller portion than expected. (But then again I'm from the U.S. where portions are huge!) The color was different from the picture in the menu, but was still yummy without being sickeningly sweet. Service is a bit slow despite the restaurant not being crowded, but the restaurant must have been understaffed in the summer/low season. We ordered large BBQ chicken and parmesan truffle pizzas, and while they looked delicious, it tasted like the chef had skimped on ingredients and toppings. The parmesan truffle pizza was bland and average at best, but I recommend getting the BBQ chicken pizza! It's not as good as American pizza but it was the best dish at Peppe's. tl;dr: Overall would give this place a 3.5/5 rating for nice service and atmosphere, but mediocre food. Get the BBQ chicken pizza and milkshake!

Solid pizzeria. We went twice in two days for the fresh, zesty avocado salad served with Spanish…read moreonion and a scattering of cooked lentils. They have an extensive pizza menu, including thin and thick crust options and some gluten free choices. The BBQ chicken pizza is lovely, as is the lime chicken available as a half-pizza-with-salad if you want a lighter alternative. Good amenities, including free WiFi and a nice wooden fun-house for kids. There is both indoor and outdoor seating.

For one of the only places open when I arrived after 7pm via train in Geilo, this place isn't bad…read moreat all. For 139 kr per person (roughly $15 USD), they offer an all you can eat pizza and salad. There's only one type of salad and rotating pizza flavors.

A typical Norwegian pizza house? It was a great and hilarious experience (for us, tired after a day…read moreon the slopes and possibly also for them, speaking with us in a relative English, sign language included). We were seated very quickly (we would have collapsed otherwise), asked for the drinks (hot teas, what else would fit a Norwegian pizzeria?), and left to our own devices (menus, translated in riot-English). It took us the good part of a femto-second to decide to create our own, so there you have it - - how could I rate at less than five stars my own product (bar the actual labor)? Oh, am we loved the interior, which combined old Norwegian skating and skiing gear with, you guessed it, US and Canadian snow gear. Overall, we loved it and heartily recommend it. Peppe the Norwegian!

Kind and talkative staff, along with well seasoned food that is fresh and customizable. The seating…read morearea was another potential high point, plenty of space for customers to eat.

Kjempegod mat og service i eit koselig lokale. Vi hadde med to barn, og det var nok av retter på…read moremenyen for dei også.

Super nice meal Chicken wok with rice for me and a great pizza for Nils. Music and allread more

Really cozy place to sit down either during summer vacation hiking in the mountains, or during…read morewinter after a day of skiing! The best coffee in the valley definetly!! And the homemade bakery goods is really to be recommended! An interior style of traditional nonluxuary Norwegian countrylife, giving the impression of beeing inside someone's home. A little small place if more than 10 People showes up though. My favourite in the valley!

Finally a great cup of coffee! Homemade brownies and apple cake are awesome. Cozy atmosphere and…read morefriendly service make this a great place to stop and relax a bit.