NYC in the house! I came here for breakfast and coffee, and this place is great! Friendly…read moreservice, great jazz, ambience, and nice portions too! A must if you are stopping by Horten!

Wonderful sandwich. Different types of tee and coffee. Nice place to sit outside. Close to Skeid…read morefootball arena You have to try the sandwich . Good service.

Very good cafe with good and fresh cakes. It is placed in the middle of shopping centre,but it is…read more relaxed ,it is not crowded like other shopping centar

A cosy place hidden in the heart of Oslo. The cafe is located on the second floor of the Paleet…read moredepartment store in Karl Johans gate. They have great bakeries suitable for tea or coffee, served on beautiful mint color ceramic platters. Really recommendable if you don't mind staying inside.

Great little coffee shop to get locally roasted coffee, their roast is true to the "filterkaffe"…read morestyle that is common in Norway. A must try with your coffee is their "vaffel", norwegian traditional favorite with their own spin on the milk selection. They have a nice outdoor seating area facing the main street of Lillestrøm, Storgata. This is a pedestrian only street so the people watching factor is high.

Very helpful staff explaining each drink. It's small inside with a few seats but we grabbed a seat…read moreoutside. The blended ice cappuccino is not what a North American would expect... this was way better. Scandinavian countries seem to have much lighter roasts than what I have drank elsewhere but I am all for it.

A coffee shop named the best in Europe and the second-best in the world is worth a visit, even if…read moreit means standing in line for at least 30 minutes. Around 11am on a Friday in August, the line was about that. Once in the front, we ordered lattes and cappuccino fredo. Both were excellent, but the fredo took the cake. It's worth noting that the coffee leans more acidic. If you don't love acidic coffee, you may be a little disappointed. Again, it's still worth a visit. They take their craft seriously as an art form.

Mesh Cafe is the perfect place to grab some coffee, work, catch up on some reading, chill in a…read morespacious, fancy cafe, get some Wi-Fi, and find some respite when it's winter. Was looking for a coffee-shop while in Oslo to warm up in and glad we found Mesh. Their coffee was tasty. Plenty of good seating and tables. They had some heaters running. Internet was free and fast. Service was great - the guy manning the bar was from the UK. Fairly conversationally-quiet space as lots of people working on projects together. Would come back if ever in the area.

Why can't we have these in America? Mesh Cafe was such an amazing space. Huge, bright, airy. The…read moresandwiches are fantastic, made with bread that is so fresh. Gorgeous interior and typical minimalist Scandinavian design warmed up with live plants and fur throws.

This is where you come to get shit done and treat yoself…read more The interior is industrial, yet highly inviting. There are tables and chairs in abundance, some of which are sharing tables (or if you're a group). In the back you can enjoy your tea/coffee Japanese-style (though not too appropriate if you're here to do hand writing). Available rest rooms and power plugs (make sure you bring the long ones, as not all tables have sockets nearby). Anyways, the ginger green tea is my fav (by mug or pot); and together with the raspberry muffins you're in for a treat! Prices are typical those of Oslo. And location is just off Majorstua Station. Highly recommended for the purpose of working/stuying while sipping tea/coffee and stuffing your face with delicious carbs.

Cool industrial interior with plenty of seating and some delicious coffee. It's also okay to come…read morehere with your laptop and get some work done.