I wanted a few beers while watching some soccer, so I came to this place since it was across the…read morestreet from my hotel. The bartender (Katrina) was very welcome and down to earth. After drinking by myself for a little while, some of the local patrons and I conversed about a multitude of topics. They were hands down the nicest people I met during my Northern European vacation. The beers were extremely affordable compared to other places I had been in Norway. If I ever find myself in Oslo again, I will definitely be back to Bohemen.

Great place to watch football games. It's the home of Vålerenga, a football club from Oslo. It's…read moreprobably the only place around having real and passionate (& noisy, YAY!) fans instead of passer bys watching football (No glory hunters). Best place around to watch Premier League, Bundesliga and La Liga. On the down side, the collection of beers is just about decent. But hey, who cares, it's football, bring the ale! ;-)

Good ham and cheese baguette but so so for the sausage and fries. At first I would go for the salad…read morebut the baguette was so tempting. I wasn't disappointed, it's delicious. My wife had the sausage and fries, she said nothing special. Didn't look good either. $$$

This is a review for the O'Leary's inside the airport. After…read moremissing our flight and having to stay in the Oslo airport 6(!!!) extra hours, we weren't expecting to find good food. We did find decent food at O'Learys, however. Give it a try! Order a burger or pulled pork sandwich. The portions are huge! Service is really friendly too. The waiter taught me some Norwegian, and my friends and I sat at O'Leary's people-watching for a good 2 hours.

Lots of different beer on tap and an abundance of TV screens showing sports, football in…read moreparticular. Staff is always friendly and on most Fridays day have a general knowledge quiz first followed by a music quiz. During major events like the world rugby cup for example the atmosphere is excellent. Make sure to meet up in good time because it gets really crowded!

We watched El Clasico here while we were in Norway, (Real Madrid versus Barcelona), as my friend is…read morea HUGE Barcelona fan, and had a blast. Bartenders were fast and polite, and the crowd was awesome. Highly recommend for watching soccer games, and I would imagine any other sport as well. TONS of screens to watch from almost any direction you might be facing, and several rooms. Crowd was boisterous but nice. Relative to the normal expensive-ness of drinking in Norway, this place wasn't too bad - fairly on par with what you'd find in LA, as far as I could tell. They dont' serve food, but they were very friendly about allowing us to bring food in, so we ran to a pizza place down the street at halftime and brought it in to enjoy.

I am in love with this bar.. with close to 100 types of beer, and a selection of carefully selected…read morespirits.. the hardest decision is definitely what you'll be drinking.. but that's only after you've managed to decide whether you want to shimmey into a booth with your friends, perch at the bar or a bar leaner or commandeer a set of the comfy couches and really make yourself feel at home. With two large beer kegs in the front window, there's no mistaking this place for your run of the mill sports bar.. if you want to watch sports.. please take yourself elsewhere.. there ain't no tv's up in here~! There's three shuffleboard tables in the back which provides much entertainment for those of us with a competitive streak.. and also a couple of pinball machines for those who prefer more solitary entertainment over a pint or few.. The staff are all super friendly and lovely and their impeccable English makes me think I need to try harder to learn a few more words in some Scandinavian languages... If you're in Drammen, I can highly recommend stopping in for a drink or few..