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.

OsloK is this adorable cafe that's tucked away. You wouldn't even know it was there unless you were…read morelooking for it. I however heard some great things so I was on a mission to find it. I was not disappointed. Both the iced latte and the croissant I had were very good. I'd gladly go back!

I've stopped by a few times on my way to work. Every time there's been an awkward, unprofessional…read moreatmosphere. They get an extra star for a beautiful location, but they definitely need some competition in this area.

The best place for me to have some time with your friends to drink a hot chocolate and have a nice…read moreconversation.. Been here lots of time and it's one of my Fav place in Oslo! Not expensive at all and just between the metro station and the trams in Majorstuen!

As a faithful customer to W.B Samson in general, (4/5 visits weekly last 4 yrs), it is with great…read moredispleasure I conclude that after several visits to this particular W.B Samson café, this one is the least welcoming of all its cafés in the Oslo area. Surprisingly difficult staff; poor to non-existent service and stressing their customers while they make their orders. They are also highly unhelpful in accomodating customers´ wishes; wishes that don´t raise any eyebrows in the other W.B Samson cafés throughout the city, are all of a sudden a source of debate with the staff at this one. Very sad to say that this way of business for this particular W.B Samson café seems to be a pattern rather than an exception. I have personally stopped coming here altogether- I came for the beverages, not to be verbally punched in the face.

Worth the hype. This is a hard core coffee joint! Voted number 2 best coffee house in the world…read morethis year. They have a nice filtered coffee menu - all light roast to bring out the flavours of the beans. Aeropress is their device of choice. Tried a Kenyan peaberry - they have custom ceramics that your coffee is served in. As it's a hardcore coffee place - no sugar or milk or cream. The coffee has to do all the talking. They do have espresso based drinks as well but did not try. Seating space is quite small considering the popularity of this place. Glad it wasn't busy on a mid afternoon on a wintry Friday. Bought some beans to go - in 250 mg bags. They have 1 kg bags at discount - the beans are not quite up to the same quality. Definitely a destination if you are a coffee snob!

This is a definitely for coffee lover. Hardcore place to be for some fine coffee experience. The…read moreplace is small, clean with a handful-was of tables and chairs (first come, 1st serve). Small menu to choose from, or you can ask them their recommendations or your preference. I order 3 different type of coffees, and my kid ordered one with less caffeine. Take awhile since this is quite popular and a hype since it got #1 coffee place in the world for few years and as of 2025, it's #2. Just say that I was in heaven for at least 25-30mins. The beans, the smells, the tastes are quite different on each drink. The aroma, the strong, bitter taste lingering in your throat slowly and let it defined gradually. Just pure heaven. The service is excellent and no rush, just take your time to find your liking, and then your time to enjoying the coffee. Can't wait to go back for more.

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.

Cozy little local cafe, that is also a flower shop. Had a double latte, well made colombian coffee…read more Doesn't have space for many people, but is a intimate atmosphere. The prices of the coffee is cheaper than most of the chains around Oslo.

Snack cakes, sweets and fresh-roasted caffe. Me likey. Not much room to sit, but cute and cozy. If…read moreyou're on the move, it's a great place to grab some sugary energy & scoot. Oh, and you can buy flowers as well, oddly.

This wonderful bakery and cafe over in the harbor's high tourism zone sits on a connecting street…read morebetween the harbor and the interior plaza near Jamie Oliver's Italian McRestaurant. Unlike that soulless TV chef-trap, Håndverksbakeriet (Handworks Bakery) bakes up craft breads and pastries and serves them up with wicked coffee and drinks. The staff there is also a big seller. Every time that I've been there they're just amazingly pleasant, nice people. They get to practice their English, as I, sadly, do not speak Norwegian, which I must fix one of these days. I get great food, great service, and a nice place to sit and get out of the hubbub of the summer holiday crowds strolling by the harbor. Better than the chain places around it, by far.

This was a fantastic place to eat on a lazy afternoon! Both the food and ambiance are highly…read morereccommended.