Iced mocha was like chocolate milk - very smooth and not powdery or separated. They also have…read moregelato, frozen yogurt, and chocolates for sale - as well as a pretty full coffee menu including a soy milk option.

I had previously read that the coffee here was well worth the visit, and as a plus they also had…read moregood sandwiches! Unfortunately I found the coffee nothing to write home about and the sandwich was lean and expensive. I chose this place over a pizza shop and wish I had gone to the pizza shop. The decoration and items for sale were pretty cool, and next door is an amazing antique shop, but I would not suggest the coffee or food very highly.

My favorite in Ålesund. Wish it were in my hometown. Friendly staff. Fresh food. Tusen takk!read more

Nice place with good value in Alesund. Cold and hot sandwiches with many kinds of pasta salads…read more Also has burger and lasagna when we went. Found it on tripadvisor and was thinking it would be a small place mainly for takeout but they are like a cafe and have a nice seating area as well. Great stop in Alesund

What a pleasant surprise to find a Texas influenced cafe in the Norwegian countryside. My wife had…read morehomemade pulled pork and I had a BLT on freshly baked beer bread. Both were amazing. When I ordered tea I received a full pot which completely won me over. Everything was done with attention and care and the owner, Belinda and her husband were as kind and attentive as you could ask for. If you are in the area, this is a must.

This place is without a doubt the best food in Fosnevåg, Norway. Quite possibly the best food on…read morethe west coast. I was lucky enough to be there on their 20 yrs party and I was so pleased. The meat was amassing. All of it. The salads and appetizers were amazing. I would invite anyone who loves great food to give them a try.

Delicious fresh baked goods and pastries. They serve hot beverages as well. I tried the local…read morefavorite which is a soft cake like texture with a cream type filling, see photo. This is labeled Lokal Spesialilet which translates late to Local Specialty.

Come here for amazing pastries and coffee! The latte with oatmilk was amazing, one of the better…read moreones I've had in my lifetime. So good I ordered another cup to go. My very best latte was in Chiapas, Mexico. And the brownie--ah best brownie ever! Seriously, I've had my fair share of brownies and have my favorites back home, but this one with the cashews and chocolate brought me back to the best chocolate cake I had in Bryggen, Bergen. So good, I also ordered another one for later--great decision! :) The croissant was also yummy and the white chocolate raspberry scone was good. The avocado toast with paprika however was a little bland with the bread a little too doughy for me. But still edible. Very friendly staff, nice views of Alesund, great coffee. Highly recommend!

Cafe mocha and their cinnamon roll were really good. Got both for 103KR. Good atmosphere. Sat…read moreoutside and they brought me the items. Very nice place !!!

These stores are throughout Europe and are full of tat that I could never conceive of buying but…read morethey are doing something right as there are close to 1000 stores selling Pride goods, Arts & Crafts, Party & Gifts like pencil sharpeners in the shape of a human nose to decision making balls and 3D anatomical models of the human heart. They are bright and airy stores and very pleasant to stroll around. Lots of bright colours enhance it's appearance. I was surprised to find they sold snack food too. I spotted flying saucers (sherbet wafers) that my mum bought me over 60 years ago. The ones I got way back were made in Belgium, these in Denmark and they had cheese tortillas too but while I bought half a dozen we gave them away to the crew on our cruise ship. The name is from the Danish pronunciation of tiger that sounds roughly similar to how they pronounce the word tier used to denote a 10 kroner coin. When they first opened in Denmark all items cost 10 kroner.