Very friendly service and there is a bit of seating room at the front as well as more in the back…read more The sandwiches here were so delicious! I got two: the Serrano sandwich and chicken (Kylling) sandwich. A heads up that the sandwiches are massive and can easily be shared between two people. The Serrano sandwich was our favorite because of the pesto and avocado along with serrano ham. The chicken sandwich was good too with a fresh balsamic flavor. We also go the mint mango smoothie which was delicious. Highly recommend checking this place out for a cost-effective spot (compared to the rest of Oslo.)

Delicious avocado toast! The balsamic glaze really makes it! The iced matcha latte was delicious as…read morewell! The ambiance is a cute little cafe vibe! Seating inside and outside is available! Pricing seems fair! Service was quick!

I came in for an early morning coffee and something to eat and I was pleasantly surprised with…read moreexcellent customer service and also excellent oatmeal. I stood in the line and when it was my turn, I ordered a latte with oat milk. It's my usual and it's also very good at Stockfleths. I've been to a couple around the city. The gentleman behind the counter was very helpful as I perused the pastry collection. Nothing stood out to me at first so I asked if he had a recommendation. He asked if I felt like oatmeal. I said sure. He showed me the toppings options and asked which one I preferred. The caramel berry topping made the oatmeal very sweet and delightful. This excellent customer service made a real impression on me in an otherwise cold city. That is why I felt compelled to write a positive review.

Every morning, I had either the skolebrød or kanelboller with coffee at many cafés, but Stockfleths…read morewas my favorite cafe while in Oslo. They consistently had better pastries and coffee. There are many locations and the two that I frequented, one by the pier and the other by Karl Johans Gate were equally good.

This place was interesting, the food and service was good. This was directly across from our…read morehostel so it was easy to get to, but it was better than some of the other places there to eat. The atmosphere was very chill and the staff was very friendly.

I arrived super early in the morning from an overnight train trip from Bergen and needed to hunker…read moredown somewhere and kill time before doing a little sightseeing in Oslo. Cafe Opus had exactly what I needed: hot breakfast resembling something I could get back home in the US. (I'm as adventurous as they come when it comes to food, but when you're tired and cranky, you want the familiar.) I opted for the breakfast special that included eggs, potatoes, bacon, and toast, plus OJ and coffee. I also got an extra waffle with jam on the side, because Norway. It all hit the spot quite nicely. Since it was so early, I had little wait and was able to get a table to myself and overlook the activity on the ground floor below. I found the price to be quite reasonable (In US to NOK adjusted terms.), especially since coffee was self-service and it appears that refills were gratis. For a train station restaurant, this was a-ok by me.

Great coffee and friendly service! Love the fire station backdrop. We tried several places but…read morewent back to this one.

Made a drop in when passing the store from a meeting on my way to the office. Facinated by the…read moreinterior and cozy athmosphere - love the woodwork and bricketwalls Here is a really nice range of breakfast and lunch alternatives (salads, sandwiches, baguettes, yoghurts and croissants), the coffee is lovely and the freshmade orangejuice is probably the best I've had so far! Too bad there is no wifi offered, as this could have been a nice meeting- or workplace, or just giving the chance to check email!

Just wow. Got both sweet and savory crepes and was blown away. Will come here on every future trip…read moreto Oslo.

Can this place be better?…read more I have two treasures in life: hot cocoa and pancakes. I've been to this place surely about ten times. I've never been disappointed and let me tell you why. 1. The execution and garnishing of the dishes are just esthetically superb. 2. The variety to choose from. 3. Clean, cosy place with candles and really fast service. I don't recall I've waited more than 5-10 minutes. 4. It's sooooo good!! The most basic one nutella with cream cost 59 crowns, which is really a nice dessert but I wish you could get an additional crêpe, since I just don't feel it satisfied my needs, I'm still left wishing for a bit bit more. They aren't supertiny though, however the crêpes are pretty thin. The non-sweet pancakes are about twice as expensive, about 80-110 crowns with load of different fillings, everything from chicken and pesto, egg and bacon to chèvre/ mozzarella/brie with spinach and other veggies. And from those I can assure you that you will be pretty full and pleased. It's a bit crowded sunday afternoon though, so be aware of that. If it were just a tiny bit cheaper i would be in heaven, and probably wasting all my money here. But then again this is Norway and the prices are pretty average café-style.

The best latte we had while in Oslo. Unlike famous Tim Wendelboe, this coffee isn't acidic. Both…read moreare good, but if you prefer smoother coffee, go here. It's small and there's often a line, but it's worth it.

Super busy on the weekend afternoon. Barista was nice and I was able to find a seat to enjoy my…read morelatte. I would go here again. It's a good place to people watch as well. Be careful during winter since the entry way can be a little slippery.

The shrimp & smoked salmon sandwich didn't have enough protein. Most lettuce in the bread and just…read morea few bits of protein.

Quick, filling, and not too expensive breakfast sandwiches. The bread wasn't my favorite but was…read moremade up for by the abundance of fillings: smoked salmon, shrimp, and boiled eggs. Very little seating is available inside.

Located in Briskeby Mocca was the first micro-roastery in Oslo, and although the Beans are now…read moreroasted outside the city at a place called Kaffa both Mocca and sister-spot Java remain great places to start the morning. Known for select roasts and casual surroundings with pleasant Baristas, a shot from Kenya fragrant with bright acidity, Mocca's Pastry shows well whether one opts for flaky Pan au Chocolate or a "Flapjack" that American's might call a Blondie. Offering inside or outdoor seating from 07h30 on weekdays and 10h00 on weekends, both continuing until 17h00, additional selections include on of Oslo's softest Cinnamon Rolls or thinly pressed Waffles oversaturated with Honey.

This is one of my favorite coffee places in Oslo. I've only been on weekday mornings and it's…read morebustling but not too busy. The person behind the counter is always very friendly and helpful. The coffee is good. On my most recent visit, I asked about alternative milks for my latte, and the options were oat milk and...something that may have been made of peas. I had never heard of it so I chose that option. The interior is simple and aesthetically-pleasing. There is a high table and a series of two-person tables with a banquette on one side and chairs on the other. They have a merchandise section where you can buy coffee accoutrement. I've browsed it while waiting for my coffee but never bought anything. I look forward to coming back every time I'm in Oslo.