My kids all Gave this 5 stars so that is what it gets. Each…read moretried a different sorbet, mango, raspberry, and another I forget. All said it was like eating gelato and the sweetness was just right. We walked miles before this treat and miles after and the kids all kept up and had great energy. While this isn't an energy bar it's healthier and more delicious. Will come back while we're in Scandinavia.

We went there for ice cream, even though it was a brisk day out in Bergen. I got strawberry, and…read morethe ice cream was really fresh and delicious. My friend got sprinkles on her ice cream, and they are not the candy-coated sugar variety from the USA, they're more like fruity pebble cereal (interesting, but not exactly something I would choose to put on my ice cream). I think the novelty of having ice cream in a foreign country was delightful, but the ice cream wasn't as creamy as I expect from local dairy farms back home. Still, it hit the spot and was much appreciated!

Just had a chocolate dipped cone but the icecream is so creamy and rich !…read more It is delicious ! Planning to go back and try the waffle dessert !

Located in the Bryggen area close to the Harbour and part of a string of Food Trucks, the sweet…read morearoma of waffles drew us in after our dinner not too far away. We ordered a waffle with chocolate drizzle-tasty and freshly made. Waffle cone Ice Cream was also delicious-Maple Walnut and Chocolate scoops didn't disappoint. We did taste the Brown Cheese (Brunost) Ice cream -closest to salted caramel and available local only flavor. Friendly and smiling people serving up waffle/ice cream goodness. Don't miss this Food Truck Gem by the Harbor!

This is about as good as it gets for hot chocolate. We ducked out of the rain on a chilly day…read morerecently, and enjoyed a sweet cup of goodness. I like the choices, which include what size to get as well as what level of cocoa (milk to dark) and what region, with explanations of flavor profiles for each chocolate. Grab a chocolate bar to go and keep the deliciousness going.

This shop sells chocolate and chocolate beverages. We tried their mushroom caramel, licorice…read morecaramel, bergamot chocolate, and pistachio chocolate. We enjoyed all 4, but particularly thought the mushroom caramel was unique and delicious :) The interior of the shop is very cute too! It would be a great place to purchase beautiful chocolates as a gift.

Having a cinnamon bun in Norway is a must have experience. Unlike US cinnamon buns, these are not…read moreslathered in icing. Instead you have a sprinkling of sugar. While you are enjoying yourself you can take your order to go or relax inside, upstairs or outside. You can't go wrong with any seating. The employees are kind and helpful. Don't pass this by if you happen to be in the main shopping area of Bergen.

While walking pass by we would like like to have some cinnamon bun and they were having a special 3…read moreboller for 135,_. It was good and friendly service. Nice interior. We did not try their coffee.

Was looking for a breakfast place that opens early and found this place…read more They have good ambiance. We dined in the second floor (outdoor) and we loved it! We ordered avocado toast and iced mocha. Food is good, and they have good pastries too! I just didn't like my iced mocha much because the chocolate they used isn't melted. They were even hard chocolate that was tried to crush in smaller pieces kind of. The ladies were helpful and friendly. Overall a good experience:) (Forgot to take food photos because in a rush to eat and go lol)

As you can tell by the picture - we couldn't decide on what's pastry to get... I would recommend…read morecoming here with a group to split and share. No better way to start the morning than with your favorite kind of caffeine and a little slice of heaven!

Just a few steps from the Floyen this cute, upbeat Waffle House is a great place for an affordable…read moremeal or a delicious treat. Our kids can't get enough of this place and we come here most days for a treat after trekking through Bergen.

Such a cute place in Bergen, very clean and cozy. We had waffle, it was delicious! The owner is…read moresuper nice and friendly.

At first glance, the atmosphere was plain, somewhat worn, and not especially clean. The service at…read morethe counter felt cold, with very little interaction from the staff. On the positive side, there weren't many customers, which made it a nice escape from the tourist crowds. One thing that stood out was the coffee preparation--it involved a surprising amount of loud banging, which took away from the overall experience. Fortunately, the coffee itself was good and had a satisfying flavor. Overall, if you're simply looking for a decent cup of coffee away from the crowds, it may be worth a stop, but don't expect a particularly warm or inviting atmosphere.

We came here for breakfast as I really wanted to have some egg based breakfast. Got the avocado…read moretoast and some oat milk latte and my husband got the cortado. We really enjoyed a nice breakfast seated outside and have a typical European people watching time. Recommend this place

Delightful little bakery with a too cute for it's own good feel. Part Japanese and part Nordic…read moreminimalism, there cheery blue and green soft colors and lots of natural light. There are some nice chairs by the window with a call and quiet atmosphere for a chat, a good read, or contemplative stare into the harbour. After reading the reviews, we stayed away from the staples (eg croissants) and instead tried the specialty goods. We are a gorgeous orange mousse cake that was equally delicious with passion fruit mousse. It had a nice somewhat crisp outside and an incredible soft creamy mouthfeel with just enough sweetness and tart. The cake sponge was fluffy and chewy, as you'd hope.

"Into each life some rain must fall" (Ella Fitzgerald and The Ink Spots)…read more What does rain symbolize in the arts? Is it sadness, rejection, or despair (as Ernest Hemingway evoked in "A Farewell to Arms") or is it rebirth, emotional cleansing & relief, and happiness (as in that "most romantic movie ever", The Notebook, towards which my feelings approximate its Rotten Tomatoes score... of 52%)? Regardless of your feelings and emotional state of the day i.e. treating dessert as an indulgence or as food therapy, I believe Sweet Rain deserves to be a part of your experience as either a local or a tourist in Bergen - and I'm mystified that I'm the first to review (on yelp) this fine Nordic inspired French themed patisserie... or, is it a French inspired Nordic patisserie? As I peered over the extensive sweet selection, a veritable downpour, of delectable treats in this confectionery store and café, it didn't help my decision process to spot a spinach pie that hinted at the Bulgarian heritage of the owner(s). But, it certainly helped me balance the salt/sugar ratio of my diet for the day. I also picked up a selection of distinctive cookies for my friend's family - and they spoke glowingly of the Lemon and Lavender cookies, brown cheese cookies with white chocolate, and the almond shortbread. But, I was here for the pastries - and sampled many during my stay in Bergen. I would think an interpretation of the Chocolate Souffle or of the Trio petit cake is almost ubiquitous at French themed patisseries worldwide, and so one can probably skip those in favor of a dessert unique to Sweet Rain. Of those, I particularly liked the aesthetics and flavors of Passion and Desire (passion fruit mousse with chocolate), Caramel Sun (caramel mousse, pretzel base), and Thea (named after the owner's daughter: (70% chocolate, orange marmalade, nougat, and Hazelnut biscuit). But, I could just as well recommend the brown cheese cheesecake that's unique on account of the primary ingredient. Sweet Rain has a lot to offer. I don't expect everyone to fall in love with their croissants or other viennoiseries (I wasn't tempted and focused instead on the cakes); some may love their macarons, others may not. But, you will surely find it a unique experience in Bergen: warm and relaxing for those seeking a break from their travels, open kitchen for the curious, breadth of selection for the greedy (like moi), minimalistic but beautiful aesthetic for those demanding both form AND function, free wifi, friendly and knowledgeable service, and far from the madding crowds (perhaps explaining my FTR). But, your walk here will allow you a glimpse of one of the most photographed tourist attractions in Bergen across the water. That much is not up for interpretation, or debate. I know you don't have too many data points, but trust me on Sweet Rain... (4.5 stars rounded up)