A cozy and small restaurant in Geiranger that was perfect for our party of 8. There's plenty of…read moreitems on the menu to service most people, ranging from pizzas, burgers, and traditional entree dishes. I ordered the rainbow trout and tartar was decently pleased. The fish quality is top tier and well worth the value and price that they put out for their menu items. The only thing I felt like was that the dishes could've used a bit more seasoning and flavor--a bit too subtle for my taste for amazing cuts of seafood. They also have plenty of drinks here at average prices. My cocktail had some bright and fresh raspberries!

Absolutely Delicious! The Fish Soup / Stew was Amazing. The Special Fish Sandwich was outstanding!…read moreThe Mussels listed as a Starter was huge and the best I've ever had before. This place is not to be missed!

I still remember the cool breeze and the satisfaction of filling up on freshly prepared food after…read morea long day of travel. We opted to sit at the terrace, and it was one of the memorable dining experiences during our trip to Norway.

Drive up the steep road with hairpin turns to the small parking lot where the farmer directs you to…read morethe free parking for restaurant guests (not free for hikers). Enjoy the tasty lunch of open faces sandwiches and sweet potato soup (simple food) with incredible views of the valley below. Our friendly server explained the history of her family farming in this remote location.

Excellent pizza. I didn't have a chance to try anything else from their extensive menu which…read moreincluded salads, sandwiches, and dinner plates, but the pizza was very good. A good option for visitors as there aren't many other options in town. They also have beer on draft, and a bar beneath the restaurant (the entrance is on the other side toward the town square.) Give it a try if you're passing through! Also, they're open on Sunday which is not common around here.

Great food, reasonable prices, excellent service, extremely nice owner... what else would you need…read moreafter getting stuck in a small Norwegian town due to a flat tire on a rainy day? Extremely recommebded that you stop here for a lunch even if your tires are intact... ;)

This restaurant is quite spacious and elegant. The window views of the mountains, fjords, flora,…read morewaterfalls are stunning and spectacular here. The buffet is separated by the types of food being offered. An American food section, ( hotdogs, pizza, French fries and more), local Norwegian cuisine (deer meat, turkey, entrecôte, lambchops and marinated pork to marinated salmon, monkfish, scampi and scallops, lingonberry sauce, sausages, and more), a variety of local desserts, salads, pickled vegetables, fruits, breads and cheeses, and a meat station. There is even a smoothie bar and sorbet options. There are too many food items to list here. Is it worth the price? I'm not sure as this was included with our tour package. But from the number of guests at this buffet , you know it's popular. Please enjoy the photos of the restaurant and food available here. Everything is self serve at this buffet, except for the meat station. At the meat station, you may select the type of meat you want prepared for you. Drinks are also taken by the servers and provided to you at your table. A host at the front of the restaurant will seat you in this vast open restaurant. Restrooms are available. Dress attire

What an amazing buffet at this restaurant situated within hotel Alexandra. So many different…read moreoptions and they have not only an incredible dinner buffet but also breakfast. Everything is replenished quickly and all the food was really fresh and tasty. Impressed with this place!

Oh man, Jamie W. and I still had a half-hour left before boarding our fjord cruise boat scheduled…read moreto get us back to Ålesund in (gasp) 3-1/2 hours. We just finished our lunch at Cafe Ole (review: https://bit.ly/3ckj0Zb), but we couldn't help but notice the tall soft serve cones that a lot of kids were getting. Our inner children were speaking to us and whispering in my ear..."Dude, you know you want one. Never mind that you're way too old and pudgy to deserve one, but hey, don't let that stop you." Gee, I hate that inner voice. But we saw this spot down the path from Cafe Ole and went for it, the 49 NOK ($5) Softis. They offered toppings which they turned into an exercise in dipping dexterity. The server botched his first attempt at adding rainbow sprinkles as the soft serve fell out of the cone as he turned it in the bowl, but his second try was a success (photo: https://bit.ly/3T9jRg0). Yep, it hit the spot. "Dude, you deserve it." That wasn't my inner voice, that was me in self-validation mode. SOFT SERVE - 4 stars...creamy indulgence AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...it was just a window but hey, Geiranger is gorgeous SERVICE - 4 stars...no penalty for the botched initial dipping TOTAL - 4 stars..."Dude, you deserve it." RELATED - Exploring Norway? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: bit.ly/3PEL4Fe

So, there aren't many places to eat dinner affordably in "downtown" Geiranger. The other two…read morerestaurants open for dinner cost an arm and a leg. So, my husband and I, after a day of hiking, settled on this little take-out window. We both ordered the 100 g cheeseburger combo, which includes fries and a soft drink. To our surprise, the burger was decent! It came on soft bread with lettuce, tomatoes, red onion slices, and thousand island burger dressing. The fries were crunchy as expected. We sat in the little outdoor area, people watching the other tourists looking for an affordable meal. Our meal cost about $14 per person with the current conversion rates. They also make pizzas, which many people were ordering to go. They looked pretty good. I'd rate the food three stars, but I am giving it an extra star simply because it was the only affordable restaurant actually open for dinner. Most people visit from the cruise ships and daytime bus tours, so once those people leave, most stores/eateries shut down, around 4-5pm. So kudos to them for actually staying open to feed the "poorer" tourists.

Stopped by for a quick dinner on an early Friday evening. We ordered the county pizza and the…read morefalafel salad. Note: they only had large sized pizzas during this visit. The server asked if we wanted the garlic sauce on or on the side. We assumed it came with the pizza since we didn't originally ask for it, but it actually came as an additional cost. If you're going to ask a customer for something that cost extra, let them know. Husband said the pizza was pretty standard. The salad was ok-- no crunch, could have been more fresh.

Visiting Stryn and came across Restaurant 34. My husband and I tried the Hawaiian Pizza which was…read moreabsolutely Fantastic! Highly recommend it with their garlic sauce (recommended by our waiter). Thanks Restaurant 34 for a great afternoon lunch on your patio!

For Norway, this was pretty good pizza! As a picky New Yorker who loves their Italian food, their…read morepizza was very fresh and tasty. The bread is soft and chewy and the toppings were good for the vegetarian pizza (mushroom, pineapple, olives, pepper). Also got the shrimp salad which was nice. Overall recommend for an easy casual meal with quality ingredients. Wouldn't say it's totally gourmet but it's a great option for this area. Need to order food at the counter. Clean and outside patio seating as well. Was easy to park on the street outside.

Tried the kebab in pita and pizza here. The kebab in pita was pretty good, but the garlic sauce…read moretasted more like garlic ranch, which was a disappointment. The pizza was pretty good; would definitely recommend it.