Stoppe by this bakery this morning. Lots of selection, reasonable prices, with plenty of seating…read more There's even a small microwave for guest use if you want to heat up your pastry. Appeared to be a discount table before the main case. Grab a fresh tong from that table to put your pastries and goodies on a tray (if eating in) or a bag (for take out) and then take to the register to pay. No gluten free items though.

Love this place for a quick bakery stop! I saw a few locations throughout Norway, and they were…read morealways a satisfactory stop.

Super cute bakery & cafe! One of the few open earlier. Stopped by for coffee and a pastry. The…read morecinnamon roll was amazing, great spice flavor and the baking was perfect! They have sandwiches, salad and other food for here or to go (even ceviche on the menu when I was there). Staff was preparing and baking when I was there and it smelled yummy inside! Definitely a great lunch stop or morning coffee & pastry stop!!!

Unbelievably delicious bread and simple yet delicious sandwiches. The pastries are exceptional…read more Small with pleasant indoor or outdoor seating. Friendly staff. Steps from Fiskepier and Sea Story.

for staples like milk, eggs, and certain non-perishables for the food pantry, obs is good, but as…read morefar as produce goes, most of the time they're not very well stocked so if you're looking for specific items you should probably go to the vegetable market across from the parking lot. obs is a type of cooperative so if you're a member, it pays to shop here as you receive a small % back and there's also a few other member only benefits.

A great pastry shop that we found here, a little bit outside of downtown Stavanger thanks to Yelp!…read moreWe walked like 15 minutes and entered this great bakery. There are many nice cakes and tartlets in the Vitrine and we choose a couple different ones as well as cappuccino and milk coffee. The staff is very friendly and advises us on what to choose and what the flavors are! We sit down and enjoy our cakes and coffee. The prices are definitely alright for Norway, where everything is a bit pricy. Definitely have to try it out!

A slightly strange location but a lot of space and is also the central kitchen for the other…read morelocations. It's in an apartment builsing and also located across from the main Police station . Wacky. However the pizzas are insanely good but you'd expect that from a 3 Michelin star chef. It's also got a full bakery, cafe and gelateria. As stated the full commercial kitchen is here and the restaurant space is nice as well. The salami truffled pizza is excellent and they will have daily specials as well

I am a sucker for grocery stores, especially ones located in other countries or different parts of…read morethe US. There are Coops everywhere in Norway. It seems to be a decent brand with a huge selection and reasonable prices. My friend and I actually stopped in to eat at the cafe. We both got lapskaus and it was delicious. We probably should have shared a bowl as they give you a lot for the price. The cafe was clean and quiet which was nice. We also tried a dessert which was (as were most desserts on our trip) yummy. I think if you want to try a traditional Norwegian meal and don't feel like going to a restaurant then either the Coop cafe or the Ikea cafe is a great choice as you're getting good food at a reasonable price.

This was a lovely supermarket in a shopping center. It was super modern and very large, so there…read morewas a great variety of products to purchase. The store was well organized and very clean. We easily navigated the aisles and found what we were looking for (and more) very easily. I was looking for some specific cheese and this was the first store in 4 cities/towns that had the variety I wanted. I guess this was a good things so I didn't have to lug 4 different cheeses with me the whole trip. We tried to use the self checkout at first, but it's in Norwegian with no real option for English so we decided to go to the lane that someone was working. She was super friendly and spoke to us in Norwegian which made me happy.

Smelled so yummy as we walked by. It was a great stop while touring the city. I tried their raisin…read morebread amd it was very soft and yummy! We also bought the cinnamon bread and a cinnamon bread with vanilla custard, both very delicious! Definitely a stop to be made while walking around and seeing the fun art all around the city

We walked all the way across Stavanger with the express purpose of eating in this one bakery…read more It was totally totally totally worth it. * * * The baked goods are what make this place stand out, But the coffee is pretty darn fine too. We have been drinking cafe lattes. Intrinsically, these don't vary much from place to place. As long as the coffee is not stale and the milk is fresh, you should be in business. But at Kanelsnurren, the cafe lattes are dramatically better. Better beans? The Edvard Grieg of Norwegian baristas making the espresso? Who knows? But the world perked up with the first sip. * * * But at a bakery you are there for the baked goods. They have both heavy Scandinavian breads and lighter fluffier wonders. I did not try the heavies such as the ryes or the korns. I had a ham sandwich with one of the mixed seed sandwich buns. Inferior versions of this taste okay and sit in your stomach like a shot put afterwards. This version of the bun tasted complex and amazing. The bread was light and ethereal both while being consumed and afterwards. Leaving the restaurant, I could have floated up the hill to the neighborhood church. (I actually did so. The cafe latte provided the additional lift.) * * * But as good as the sandwich was, the star of the show was dessert. I got a chocolate and hazelnut bun with a big dollop of chocolate on top. Surprise, surprise, the pastry was nearly empty inside, like a popover or a Yorkshire pudding. But it was rich and buttery and comforting like a Popover. Yes, the inside of the popover cavity had dollops of chocolate and of hazelnut. It was big enough to be filling, light enough to be ethereal, delicate enough to be guilt-free, and chocolatey-nutty enough to totally delight my inner three year old. Popovers for dessert? Proof that God exists and the Universe is a Wonderful Place. And the extra lightness got me down the other side of the hill with the church after the sandwich and the coffee had done their job. * * * The bread and pastry at Kanelsnurren are insanely good. But with all of that lightness, maybe one of their secret ingredients is helium?