A great spot in Aurland to grab a fresh pastry, coffee, soup, sandwich or even a piazza while…read morestaying in the town or driving through. Locally sourced and delicious with amazing staff. Grab yourself seat by the water and enjoy the views. Highly recommended if you are in the area!

Being a vegetarian, it was the first truly delicious meal I've had since arriving in Norway 4 days…read moreago! The hummus wrap was huge, fresh, and very tasty, as was the vegan brownie. Hubby loved his ham & cheese.

One of the most bizzare things I've seen on my travels…read more.. This bakery is inside the Aquarium...I know its off season, but everything was run by a one person...one nice lady whom is baking the goods, serving the goods, cashiering the goods, cleaning the tables, selling tickets to the aquarium, feeding the fish, and god only knows what else! (What happens when she calls in sick?) The beautiful pastries all looked lovely, but quite pricey by American standards...then again, I don't recall seeing any wheat fields while traveling through Norway. 28kr/$3.75 for most of donuts, I just couldn't bring myself to pay that. I got some sort of tomato pastry which tasty and healthier(I think) for 24kr/$3.20. Coffee was pricey too, but standard for Norway at 30kr/$4. Afterwards, of course, we went to the Aquarium... (Note: At time of this review, the US dollar was up 50% against the Norway kroner...$1 = 7.5kr vs $1 = 5kr just a couple years ago)

When we visited, this was also a cafe that was open until 9pm each night. All the food we had here…read morewas delicious and reasonable. I had a shrimp sandwich one day and scrambled eggs and salmon the next. We also stopped in for dessert one evening.

Decent bakery in Flam. One of the more reasonably priced places in this company owned town…read more(Norways Best). Had a salami pizza for 235 NK. It was big enough to share between two people and was freshly made. Counter service - don't expect table service here. Pastries looked fresh but didn't try.

Although there were not much bakery to choose from in the area, this place is pretty good…read more Few tables inside and more outside for customers. Pastries on the display case all looked delish. I ended up getting the skoll bollen with berries and a plain one. They were good. Bread itself was fluffy and the filling were not too sweet. Service was okay but coffee was good. Good place especially if you're waiting for your ride.

Very nice and sweet place to take a breakfast! Everything is homemade and very tasty!read more

The cheeseburger is phenomenal. Fresh and tasty. They also have an espresso machine. And all kinds…read moreof cookies and bakeries. Across the train station. You won't be disappointed.

This is just a food stand, in the shape of a viking ship of course, with two outdoor picnic tables…read more With only about 3-4 eateries in Balestrand, this is the cheapest lunch in town. 80kr/$10.50 Fish N Chips...delicious, and the best deal for Fish N Chips in all of Norway. 55kr/$7.33 Bratwurst...the bratwurst was so long that she cuts it in half. Good, but nothing special and didn't seem to have as much spices as I expect in a bratwurst. Perhaps they're custom designed for blander Norwegian tongues. Great little spot so long as no one is smoking nearby. (Note: At time of this review, the US dollar was up 50% against the Norway kroner...$1 = 7.5kr vs $1 = 5kr just a couple years ago)

We have been following some of Chun P's recommendations as we tour around Norway. He is usually…read morespot on, but failed us here. The fish and chips are terrible. If you like things soaked and dripping in oil, this is your spot. But the fish is terrible, its just frozen bagged and breaded fish you get at the grocery store. Save your self the trouble, walk across the street to the Mueller bakery in the aquarium and get a delicious looking salmon sandwich for 5kor more. We had some of their baked goods that were yummy.