Definitely a must visit while in the area! You can't go wrong with anything you order. We stayed…read morefor 1 night and came back 3 times. My husband said it was one of the best lattes he's ever had. We tried a waffle with jam, over night oats, chia seed pudding, pain au chocolate, espresso bolle, and Sarah Bernhardt.Everything was wonderful. There's nice patio seating outside and a larger variety of tables upstairs.

We stopped by this little coffee shop in the heart of Aurland. It's a charming café with a nice…read moreselection of coffee, pastries, and food. Although it's tucked away in a small village, it attracts a large number of tourists, making it much busier than we expected. Unfortunately, the noise level inside was very high, making it difficult to relax or enjoy a meal. We had planned to stay and eat, but it was simply too loud, so we decided to leave. If you're just stopping in for a quick coffee or pastry, it's worth a visit, but if you're looking for a quiet, relaxing café experience, you may want to visit during a less busy time.

We stopped here after hiking Molden. The food was really nice. I had the fish soup and the Quiche…read more Warm bread... fresh butter. A lovely find! Recommended highly!

Very kind service, but a bit slow because of this and the one guy running the show, so don't be in…read morea rush. Cozy café with grab-and-go, a few souvenirs, and a nice seating area. The train station waiting area is attached. Can't speak to the food, we just had a beer, but other folks were complimenting the homemade cakes. The washroom is also located inside, and it is clean enough despite high use. This café is the only place to hang out in teeny Myrdal, so... and you can rent bikes for the 2 hour ride down. The staff let us hang out in the café even after closing hours as we awaited our train. Nice place!

My bike had brakes that were unevenly tightened between the front and back brakes. Because of this…read moreI was flipped off my bike while biked downhill, and landed head-first. It's lucky that I survived--I required stitches across my jaw and cracked my teeth. I had to drive an hour to reach the nearest doctor. The local physician told me that she seen many other severe injuries from people biking on this path. A month later and I still have a severe concussion. I do not recommend renting from this company.

After a day of sightseeing this was a welcome respite! Plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. The…read morerestaurant is directly by the cruise port which also has several tourist shops. We had the Pilsner, pizza, and fries - all good. Nice staff and a great way to end our day in Flam!

Really appreciate the Avatar Last Airbender reference…read more Furukroa Kafe is part of the hotel that is located water-front at Flåm. There was a line, but the single server is amazingly fast. He got everyone's order, made everyone's order and then completed the payment transactions. Line went by very quickly. They serve hennig olsen ice cream. They also have a cafe that serves coffee. Lots of indoor and outdoor eating areas. Very comfortable.

Great location right on the fjord & next to the ferry. These cheeses are yummy. The dinners were…read moreexcellent-salmon perfectly prepared on some of the best mashed potato (I'm not a fan of mashed potato generally), tasty but not too rich, purple carrot, radish & fennel added a refreshing crunch. The brown cheese cheesecake was uniquely delicious. Portions are more than enough. Good service.

"A neighboring clan went on the attack, And stole all the giant coco-yams from the barn out back."…read more Coco-Yam Song, Mountain Goats In a hamlet where the ratio of goats to people is 5:1, you are more likely to find grazing grounds than habitats for human grazing. But no need to get bucky! You won't have to get down on all fours and forage for your fiber along the mountainsides, unless that's what floats your goat. Instead, herd yourself to the Underdal Fjordkafe to chew the cud and ruminate over your travel plans while waiting for the return ferry to Flam. The café has the most unbelievable views one could dream up from the seating area on the deck as it faces the fjords, mountains, and falls. You won't likely see any goats sitting at the tables around you, but you never know...you just might meet a Billy! One of the café's specialties is reindeer meatballs (apologies to Dasher and Dancer), but we could only salivate over others' plates as the cafe had just closed for dinner by the time we arrived. Baaaaad timing on our parts, but luckily their ice cream stand was still open, along with refreshments for sale. With mini ice cream cups in hand and grumbling stomachs, we hungrily asked those at the neighboring table if their meatballs tasted good. They answered, "Totes ma goats!" There is a bathroom way in the back through the attached Eldhuset Museum...we were told we would be on the right trail when we passed the giant goat poster. This goat must have the right stuff that separates the sheep from the goats to be picked out of 500 as the poster boy! Right next to the café is the Underdal Brygge, where you alert the ferry to stop by turning on a flashing yellow light. Don't wait until the last pickup time if you can help it, because the ferry never came for the last call. Luckily the café has wifi, albeit quite spotty, so that we could get a hold of a taxi service to take us back to Flam. 4 hooves in the air for the view alone (5 if I had a fifth), a "meh-eh-eh" for the ice cream, and one head ram for our late arrival. "I ain't got no mouthful, I ain't got no tail." Night Goat, Melvins

This is just a food stand, in the shape of a viking ship of course, with two outdoor picnic tables…read more With only about 3-4 eateries in Balestrand, this is the cheapest lunch in town. 80kr/$10.50 Fish N Chips...delicious, and the best deal for Fish N Chips in all of Norway. 55kr/$7.33 Bratwurst...the bratwurst was so long that she cuts it in half. Good, but nothing special and didn't seem to have as much spices as I expect in a bratwurst. Perhaps they're custom designed for blander Norwegian tongues. Great little spot so long as no one is smoking nearby. (Note: At time of this review, the US dollar was up 50% against the Norway kroner...$1 = 7.5kr vs $1 = 5kr just a couple years ago)

We have been following some of Chun P's recommendations as we tour around Norway. He is usually…read morespot on, but failed us here. The fish and chips are terrible. If you like things soaked and dripping in oil, this is your spot. But the fish is terrible, its just frozen bagged and breaded fish you get at the grocery store. Save your self the trouble, walk across the street to the Mueller bakery in the aquarium and get a delicious looking salmon sandwich for 5kor more. We had some of their baked goods that were yummy.

Delicious coffee and croissant. Cute little shop with some local goods and housewares.read more

If you happen to find yourself in Floro, Norway, then this is the place to go for a decent espresso…read moredrink and good food, be sure to get the chocolate brownie/cake. The place itself has style and a cool vibe.

We stopped for lunch. The gyros was tastless, the fries tasted fatty and the hamburger had some…read morestrange flavor. We can't recommend. At least we enjoyed the free and fast wifi (hosted by the shopping mall the restraunt is located at).

I ordered a baked salmon for a quick dinner. The salmon was well seasoned and had a side of…read morecarrots, potatoes, and sour cream. The carrots and potatoes were not seasoned but cooked well. The service was on the slower side but I did go within the last hour. The interior was clean and put together.