Excellent food hall. They have quite a variety of food. We went for Indian and Scandinavian. Both…read morewere tasty! Lots of indoor and outdoor seating!

Love the vibes here most of all, grab a beer, try a few different cuisines and enjoy the view of…read morethe water. Loved the fish and chips, especially with a lemon squeeze, though the portion is smallish. Indian food would recommend as well, definitely more filing. A bit out of the way but worth the trek, especially if with friends.

This is the food court you wish you had in your neighborhood. A full bar downstairs and meeting…read morerooms upstairs. High end food products to buy to take home and cook. Everything from Macrons, ice cream, pizza, dim sum, moose burgers, Hungarian fry breads, sushi, and you name it. There are several good restaurants around it as well. Super family and kid friendly. Some places have their own tables and there is a center area where the whole gang can find their feast and meet in the middle. Most of the food places close around 8 PM so maybe not a late night spot all though there a several places serving adult beverages after 8 PM. Most of the food court places do not serve alcohol so grab your pain killers from one place and food from another. If you are in Oslo, carve out a lunch or dinner time slot and figure out how to eat here and try a little something from several places. Most definitely eat here and have fun!!!!

Perhaps the long trek from downtown Oslo dragging my family in tow slightly skewed my opinion of…read morethe food - but - we were not overly impressed with the Japanese dishes in particular. Kids got fresh pizza - which they loved and my wife's curry was "meh." The price tag for five people was nearly $200 -- well more than I would have expected for a glorified food court. But, ambience was nice - no air conditioning however - on one of Oslo's hottest days on record. So all in all, a tiring trek for average food at high prices. We will pass on this next time.

This is more like an artist market than a flea market. Expect a short stroll through the market to…read moretake 10-15 minutes. Decent variety, and nice on-the-river atmosphere. Maybe one or two options for bites to eat.

I walk by this marked almost every Sunday and once in a blue moon I do find a bargain there. It is…read moresurely best during summer, with far more sellers present. Recently, stands with expensive "designer fleas" have started to sell there. I see no point in paying loads for used stuff. Also, some stands sell new things "made in China". why? The best deals are done where the boxes full of unorganized things are. You can haggle with the sellers and leave happily with an old treasure. Normally, also a vinyl seller is there with some nice deals. All in all Birkelunden Market is worth checking out, but be patient :)

Great location and even on January 3rd some vendors made it out, but not many. I've heard the…read moremarket gets bigger later in spring and summer. Currently it seems great for nostalgic old household things, not good for electronics and other things that you'd probably prefer to be as new as possible.