Not open until 1am on Friday night. Not even open at 11pm. Fix your hours. Looks good but I guess…read morewe'll never find out.

The food was really good! The service is excellent! The restaurant looked good with those…read moredecorations! I would go there again.

We were so surprised how good the food is, what a great experience! If we lived here, we would come…read moreback here often.

This place was really good. I ordered the grilled pork neck with mushrooms it was delicious. They…read morealso had a huge beer selection as well.

We were famished as we had been walking on tours in the rain, all morning throughout Oslo and came…read moreacross Proseccheria. They quickly seated us and took our orders promptly. It was a Tuesday afternoon but the restaurant was quite busy and it seemed that they were understaffed as the kind lady who took our orders was also tending to the entire restaurant at the same time. Maybe it was because we were starving from the walking we previously endured but the food took upwards to 50 minutes to come out (which felt like quite a long time). However, I have no complaints beyond that because the dishes were worth all the while! The ingredients were very fresh, pastas perfectly cooked and seasoned. We ordered the Rigatoni Alla Bartinli, Ravioli Porcini, and the Tagliatelle Al Pesto off of the lunch menu. If I were to rank the three, the top dish was the Ravioli Porcini, as it was paired with very tasty mushrooms and bacon within a flavorful cream sauce. The Rigatoni had great texture and was a close second as it was overall just very delicious. The Pesto Tagliatelle was also very tasty as well but the ravioli was the all around winner. All of the pasta was definitely freshly handmade. The restaurant featured modern, minimalistic decorations. From the exterior, there is a slight contrast from the Christiania Town-look to an adapted modern look of the restaurant. It was refreshing to see such a modern place near the older architecture surrounding it. From inside, the restaurant features a bar and a few other tables of seating area. It gives off "upscale-relaxed" vibes. Since it was raining that day, it was nice that they had a coat rack and area to put wet umbrellas near the door. It made the restaurant feel more like home. The pastas were quite filling and were perfectly portioned. Each pasta did come out to be close to 300 Norwegian Kroner (~$29 USD), but whatever the cost, it satisfied our bellies and we were happy campers! My overall rating would be a 4.1, rounded to 4/5. The meal was great but it did take a little while to come out. With all that being said, I would come back if we had the chance to explore Oslo a different time!

Haven't been here in ages, and first thing that cage you is the interior. From outside it doesn't…read morelook like a fresh where each inch is not a coincidence in choosing the small to the big details in decorating the bar and the seating. Especially the lamps in the roof have the place a plus touch! The food was served by an attentive person and the time from order was short. I ordered something light, while the rest of the party went for hot and cold courses. The food was great and can easily recommend checking it out when downtown Oslo. Just make sure you use Uber or taxi, because parking is impossible...

So far so good, warm welcome, vodka soda, and Norwegian speciality Cod dish on the menu…read more Poor staff are not doing a great job, more interested in talking to each other. The Cod was very overcooked, in edible, accompanying veg were a mess, maybe the kitchen is having a bad night, but it is truly awful. Cheeseboard is not good at all, Brie de meaux not even ripe, white chalky middle very poor presentation, understanding, or care. Must advise avoiding after this experience, and it was a recommendation from the Concierge in The Grand Hotel, very poor.

装修非常有特色，陈列成老杂货店的样子。食物味道还不错，服务员很nice但是有点忙不过来的感觉。总体很好，还会再来。价格不低，不过在挪威算正常吧，主菜200-260Nok，甜品和酒水更贵些read more

The woman that "greets" you at the door was incredibly rude! I have always enjoyed this place but…read moremost likely will never be back as long as she is the gate keeper. I admit, I missed the sign by the door that said "please wait to be seated" and I proceeded another 4 feet when I stopped and asked her if I should wait to be seated. I have never been chastised like this in a restaurant for a simple mistake like this. I should have turned and walked out after the way she scolded and chastised me for not reading the sign but I was in a bit of shock. Bacchus has been a staple for me when come to Oslo for work but as long as she is "greeting" guests, I'll take my money elsewhere.

Everything was so delicious. Quality of the food is superb for the price…read more I had the mussels and chicken soup. The ultimate comfort choice for a cold day. It was creamy and very flavorful. My friend had the pulled pork sandwich. It was a very generous serving of such a delicious sandwich. The pork was lightly marinated and it was served on toasted bread. The coleslaw was also very well made. The atmosphere of the restaurant made me feel like I was transported back in time eating in a medieval building. The waiters were attentive and friendly. If you must have one meal in Oslo, this is it!

We just arrived at the train station after a delay and needed a bit to eat! The chicken sandwich…read morewas tasty and Oklahoma burger was fair. The West Coast IPA Monkey Brew was on really good

Stopped in for a late dinner while visiting Oslo. We were staying at the Thon Hotel Opera and…read morewalked over. This place is located inside Oslo Central Station and it's an English style pub. As is the custom in England, you find a table first and then place your order at the bar. There is a wide selection of beer including some non-alcoholic options. Be sure to remember your table number when you go to place your order at the bar. Your drinks are provided at the bar when you order and food is delivered to your table. I recommend asking for a tray to bring your drinks to your table. There is also a screen displaying train departure times in the seating area. Ordered the fish and chips, which comes with smashed peas, and a 7fyell ale. The fish was hot and tasty, with a light breading. The fish itself was firm and the accompanying tartar sauce was a good compliment to the fish. Personally, I could have used a little more tartar sauce but made do with the amount provided. The chips/fries were hot and crispy, and the server brought along a basket with ketchup, salt, pepper, malt vinegar, and utensils. The smashed peas were a real treat! Service was quick and friendly. A good, convenient stop while in the train station or staying nearby.

I definitely enjoyed dinner at Albert Bistro. Perfectly situated on the water's edge, Albert Bistro…read moreis nestled among several other restaurants in the area. A little on the pricier side because you're paying for the view and location, but the meal was delicious and the service was wonderful. I had the hamburger, which came presented neatly on a wooden cutting board, with a cute fry-basket of french fries. The burger was a-ok, no complaints and no wonderful rave review. I also sampled the salmon and cheesy potatoes (a separate side dish not included with the salmon), both of which were tasty. The best thing, however, was the dessert. A chocolate mousse was plated beautifully on a slate board, and served with white chocolate and raspberry. So delicious! American Express is accepted here and free WiFi. A welcome menu to foreign travelers looking for a bite of home.

I have eaten here at least 30 times. I have eaten everything on menu Breakfast and diner. Food is…read moreconsistent. I would recommend lamb car, duck, and salmon as equal to best in all Norway. Tuna is a little inconsistent. They open early for breakfast and all dishes excellent. Burgers and sandwiches are great. I wouldn't recommend steak anywhere in Norway. Go with the speciality dishes and mix and match. Lamb car with salmon etc. from sipping wine to eating with guests cheese plater into main course, then Into deserts. All deserts are a 10. Side dishes are all excellent. I am partial to the garlic bread and broccoli.

Such a cute place! Lots of books! The staff was very attentive, and the food was delicious!read more

KAFE OSLO is a restaurant right on the LITTERATURHUSET, or Literature Center…read more You can dine-in or do take-out, but I highly suggest dining in because... who wouldn't want to be surrounded by the awesome ambience, beautiful room and books while dining on Norwegian food and being served by the friendliest most helpful server in town? Kalveragu was veal rage with potatoes and it was delicious and filling. The portion was just right. The Shrimp Sandwich was light enough for this early in the morning, but filling enough to last several hours. Mussel with harrissa was bursting with flavor! Bread was perfect with it. Bookstore is on the same, but other side, of the ground floor level. By the time we were done with our "breakfast", I love that they serve real meals for breakfast, the outdoor dining area has been set up and was hopping with locals catching up with friends... and their dogs too! The patio is full of flowers and shaded by trellises and umbrellas.