I have mixed feelings about this place. Terrible service, crazily expensive - but the food is…read morehealthy and very tasty. I do love salads and especially when all the ingredients are made perfectly. Kvadrat is an example of this. All their ingredients are really, really good. I liked their homemade hummus and tzatziki too.

Vegetarian salad bar with Mediterranean inspiration, Kvadrat Salat is one of the best alternative…read morefor a healthy, but tasty as hell, lunch in the neighborhood. Everything is fresh here, and you will find a vast variety of veg preparations cooked and seasoned. Condiments are less ordinary than in the average salad bar: feta, ricotta, mozzarella, emmental, hummus, nibble omelet, Goji berries, tones of seeds, pesto, tzatziki. Everything to twist your salad. Amazing pieces of Italian bread with olive oil and onions for only 3 nok. And if it is not enough you can take a home made sandwich, or freshly pressed green smoothie.

cold sandwich with many ingredients missing also half filled with the ingredients they didn't put…read moreany salat or anything on the sandwich and they have the audacity to charge me 159 nokk for a half Assed sandwich

Amazing cafe with healthy and fresh options. They also Have…read moreKombucha which is hard to find in Europe! I tried the beet soup and a quinoa bowl, so good and fast!

Horrible food, the falafel salad I got was tasteless and the vegetables been pre chopped and feels…read moredry and tasteless. They have no hot flavouring, falafel i stone cold and dry and come pre made. You better of buying a pre made salad at a local shop then here as it will be better quality. The food was so bad I forgot to take a photo as i feel discussed and we left so for what you get it is well over priced and you can get at lest 4 better pre made salted from a local shop then what you get here. Save yourself the pain and your money and stay away from this place as it is a wast of time and money that will just make feel sad and angry.

I was a fan of Bit's brioche until today. A good brioche is made with plenty of eggs and butter…read more Bit's original brioche had this, which resulted in a soft, moist, buttery pastry. This gives the brioche its characteristic yellow color.It was perfect the way it was and is very close in texture to my own brioche. So today, as I was catching my train from Oslo Sentralstasjon, I decided to stop by and feed my brioche cravings. Much to my surprise, the brioche I remembered only from a couple of months ago was not the same. Instead the brioche tasted like a normal "skoleboller." The brioche was like bread being a bit dry and lacking in egg and butter. It was also very apparent after biting into the brioche and having to chew a number of times, unlike before the brioche would melt in your mouth. The custard was fine, but the soul of the brioche comes from the eggs and butter. Why ruin a good thing? Something that irritates me is when quality is not consistent. Today's brioche was an absolute dissapointment. Cutting corners to save money and resulting in a half-ass product is never a wise business decision.

One of my favourite lunch places in Oslo. I'm in love with the salads and the service is very…read more"hyggelig". They also have baguettes, and different kind of sandwiches and you can self decide what vegetables and dressings you want. I always go for a Chicken salad with aioli and pesto. In the price of 117 kr it includes a slice of bread. It is really expensive and the staff are quite ungenerous with the amount of food. If I want some cucumber it isn't surprising to just get 3 or 4 slices, and especially with the chicken and bulgur (just a couple tablespoons) So it's a bit irritating constantly asking for a bit more. If I pay 117 kr i really want to get my plate full. It's better to have the salad to go (you get a bit more), then staying in. But nevertheless, a delicious healthy place that I recommend. + Their small brownies are delicious! Don't miss out on that, only 5kr á piece.

I had a serious craving for healthy eats once we landed in Oslo. Sushi was on my mind but we were…read morefamished and wanted something in our neighborhood that was fast and affordable. Enter Lett - a vegetarian establishment with lots of fresh salad and wrap choices and there was a quinoa bowl that was calling my name with its sushi-esque ingredients. This bowl had mixed greens, salmon, avocado, sesame seeds and it basically was their version of a Hawaiian Poke bowl. There was a tad too much dressing but overall, it was a mighty tasty lunch. My hubby's Spicy Tuna Fish Wrap with jalapenos, spinach, and hard boiled egg was equally delicious and satisfying. Employees were very nice and professional. Overall, it's a good spot for lunch and healthy bites!

Really nice and healthy food. Nice alternative to the carbs-heavy lunches Oslo usually caters…read more Download their app to get half price on your first order and discounts on future orders.