That was a solid Euro-Chinese meal in an unexpected place. I could imagine eating here more often…read moreduring winter vacation when it's really cold outside after a day on the slopes.

This was the perfect place for a light meal - neither of us were very hungry, and a sandwich with a…read moreside salad plus soup shared between us was more than sufficient. They were out of halloumi for the vegetarian sandwich, but subbed brie (they asked me first!) and boy, did they sub a LOT of it. The leafy greens were fresh and crisp, and the mushroom soup wasn't too cream-heavy.

Came here after a long day of cross country skiing, with a lot of gear on they didnt mind us…read morestanding in the entrance and taking it all off, and leaving out skiing gear outside the door. It is a ski town after all. Service was quick fast, the coffee barista made and nice. Didn't have a meal just coffee and cake, cakes were very naughty (in a good way), freshly made and didn't taste like they had been sitting around for a while which was good. Had the Oreo cake (oh my god) and my friend had the carrot cake which was much lighter. Definitely recommend dropping by!

Kind and talkative staff, along with well seasoned food that is fresh and customizable. The seating…read morearea was another potential high point, plenty of space for customers to eat.

For one of the only places open when I arrived after 7pm via train in Geilo, this place isn't bad…read moreat all. For 139 kr per person (roughly $15 USD), they offer an all you can eat pizza and salad. There's only one type of salad and rotating pizza flavors.

A typical Norwegian pizza house? It was a great and hilarious experience (for us, tired after a day…read moreon the slopes and possibly also for them, speaking with us in a relative English, sign language included). We were seated very quickly (we would have collapsed otherwise), asked for the drinks (hot teas, what else would fit a Norwegian pizzeria?), and left to our own devices (menus, translated in riot-English). It took us the good part of a femto-second to decide to create our own, so there you have it - - how could I rate at less than five stars my own product (bar the actual labor)? Oh, am we loved the interior, which combined old Norwegian skating and skiing gear with, you guessed it, US and Canadian snow gear. Overall, we loved it and heartily recommend it. Peppe the Norwegian!

This upscale restaurant is part of a hotel and some distance from the center of Geilo. The bar and…read morethe hotel check-in seem to be together--an interesting concept if true. The food menu is small, but more than adequate. One of us had a burger, which was thick in every sense, making it hard to get your mouth around, but very good. Another had the Croque Monseiur which was good, but not to be compared to those in France. The third had a club sandwich and said it was excellent. Service was good, although it was almost an hour from when we walked in until food was on the table.

While in Geilo, restaurants are few and far in between and Sofia's Cafe was one of the better…read moreoptions in the area. While we didn't have any of their main entrees (which look really great by the way...and also really expensive), we did have their tomato soup which was flavored with lots of bacon. And who doesn't love bacon? They also have Hansa beer on draft. Service was good as well as the environment, which reminded me of a french bistro with a rustic twist. 4 stars.

Great little place next to ski resort. Lots of skiers in here eating or drinking. Food is really…read moregood: had the Falafel wrap, beef wok, and some Norwegian dish with chicken and potatoes (I think it was the daily special), all great. Waitress was pretty cute.

Give it a try and order one of their burgers. Great friendly service and a nice scenic view from…read morethe cafe windows. A little pricy but we were hungry and the friendly service made up for it.

Small space behind a building that fronts on the highway…read more The menu is on the wall and is limited, but we liked the food, and it was one of few places open. Very busy, always a good sign. The gazpacho was a bit bitter, but I loved the lemon tart that followed. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table.