Nice and relatively cheap (for Norway). Excellent service and fish soup…read more Came here for dinner with some colleagues and we had a good time.

Pleasant atmosphere. Caring staff. Food was excellent, beer was a bit expensive and seating a bit…read moreuncomfortable after a couple of hours... But All in all a good place to eat out

Hidden above NB Sørensen's is a fine dining venue that few know about. There is no signage and…read morenothing from the restaurant downstairs would point otherwise to a tasting menu venue above. If you call and ask however, you can have a much more intimate experience than the first floor with a chef that did some time at Daniel in NYC. A slew of snacks, bread from Norwegian childhood, beef cheeks, Norwegian bleu cheese on the day's local vegetables, cod and sweetbreads are amongst the items we had. A generous wine pairing, chemex coffee and some delicious sweets to boot. A cool slightly offbeat place for a finer meal in Stavanger

Apparently this the 2nd branch of a highly successful traditional Norwegian restaurant from a guy…read morewho actually used to be in the finance sector. My friend says the original is always crowded and a bit crazy so we opted for quieter. Very solid pork chop with sauerkraut type cabbage, traditional meatballs, and a potato dumpling that is fried with sausage. Everything comes with potatoes and the gravy for the meatballs is ha it forming. Super hearty fare for those who used to due hard labor but now kore for nostalgia and just straight up tasty

My friends significant other used to work here so it was on the radar. Getting Stavanger's only…read moreMichelin star also increased the intrigue. Chef Sven Erik Renaa runs three restaurants in this complex, fast casual, a bistro and then the flagship tasting menu spot that is Re-Naa. As many of the New Nordic formats, they start you in the Orangeriet for snacks and aperitif. Then you move inside for the main courses and dessert. You then come full circle for the petit fours, caffeine and after dinner spirits back in the orangeriet. Only the beat local producers are highlighted on the menu. It was great to see some of the great ingredients the locale of Stavanger had to offer and with seafood being simply amazing. Ill let the pictures tell the rest of the story hut the star is definitely well deserved

Nineteen exceptional courses! Or at least twelve of the nineteen were exceptional. Small and cozy…read moreplace where the owner and chief chef, Sven-Erik Renaa (I think), along with his seemingly competent staff prepared and presented the various courses. Many unexpected and tasty food pairings. I think this must be among the top five restaurants I ever visited. And not inhumanly expensive (but not exactly cheap either). Too bad it is located in Stavanger, which I am unlikely to visit often.

having an ikea nearby is always convenient. of course there's a whole range of quality within the…read moreikea brand so i can't say i love everything they sell in that sense. there's also a range of styles to chose from although most of it is the contemporary scandinavian design concept available in more affordable prices. apart from furnitures, i like the ikea bedding as well as other household things like certain kitchen/serving items. the ikea restaurant is decent and has a lot of seating. very family friendly. tried the falafel and couscous the other day and for ikea food, it wasn't too bad. the falafels are the smallest ones i've seen. very cute. after the cashiers downstairs there's also of course the hot dog stand if you'd rather grab one and go. for 10kr, the soft-serve ice cream is also a nice treat.

I love Ikea, and recently got a new apartment with not many belongings to put in it. My boyfriend…read moreand I spent about 2 hours wandering around the store getting things we need and picking styles for decorating. Not only is it fun for us to go there, but the prices are great, you can get many home basics along with decorative items! I got everything I needed without going broke. Love it!

this bolia is located inside the kvadrat mall though it also has its own entrance if you don't want…read moreto go through the mall and down in the lower level. i consider bolia a step up from the better-quality-ikea-furniture. it's mostly contemporary scandinavian design. apart from furniture, there's also home textiles, decor, lighting, as well as tableware.

The Scandinavian Christmas items in the window caught my attention as I walked by the Black Design…read moreShop. I grabbed one of their catalogs and browsed as I walked around the mall and by the time I arrived back at my car I had decided that I had to go back and buy some items. I bought a cute Nordic skater doll for my mother and a typical Christmas elf for myself. The store was packed with interesting items, and many people were browsing the Christmas display so I was glad to grab my stuff and go. I thought the prices were somewhat high but you never see items like this for sale in the US so I didn't mind paying a little extra. The store reminded me of a Pottery Barn and had many items that I would have love to decorate my home with if not for the perils of airplane travel.

Wonderful bakery run by one man. Absolutely delicious and lovely. Saved us after getting off…read moreferry at 6:30am.