Small but really cozy place to have a drink and just seat around and talk! Very interesting old…read morefashion spot! Service good and got Wi-Fi just got ask the bartender.

Tasty food and good vibes. I think I'll come back next time I'm in Oslo. Because there WILL be a…read morenext time. Although the bathroom can be a little hard to find.

Neat looking pub! The atmosphere was classy and rustic. The bar staff were friendly and helpful. We…read moreordered the fish and chips, spare ribs, and onion rings. The haddock was crispy and juicy and the mashed peas were great! The spare ribs were tasty and fall off the bone. Mixing them with the mashed potatoes was the move. The onion rings were light and yummy

Good pub, I watched England lose to Hungary but good pints of beer and music! Highly recommendread more

Sorry to say (Is an Arsenal F.C. pub), but this is one of…read morethe better places to sit down and watch football In Oslo. It gets crowed, but you still get a good view of the screens placed around the pub. Is not an English pub, but the standard is alright, they have Guinness on tap. The best part is that you can send your woman down the shopping street Bogstadveien (Just around the corner of this pub). Highbury is a nice English pub with good environment. Here you can get to get a simple meal (pizza), drinks, chat or watch football.

Great brewery in Oslo. Lots of great beers on tap, I had a blonde. Friendly staff. Highly recommend…read morea stop here for local brews.

Excellent beer, reminds us pf the best breweries in Oregon. Fun place to drink outdoors with the…read moreafterword and weekend crowds. Gotta get back to Oslo for their beers.

Weirdly hostile staff. They seem to like the blonde instagram kids on the patio but aggressive and…read morerude to everyone else. I asked my bartender a question about the drinks and the owner came over and said "Oh, so you're gonna write a bad review?". I hadn't planned on it, but I will! AVOID

oh!! Just wash me down with Tokaji Aszú and smother me in Mead …read more.... I didn't think it was possible but It just got even better. I came in for a couple of scoops of Guinness just now and they had the English Premier League Football (YES FOOTBALL the real ENGLISH FOOTBALL) on live and Champions League thru the week I am packing a bag and moving in...... :) postscript They gave me their menu to translate from Norsk to English, i would like to think this means they are employing me :)

Great little place but crazy expensive even for Oslo. Yes, they do great tapas varieties and a…read morepretty good classic pizza but the cocktail prices are crazy.

Average, but cheap. Billabong looks sad from the outside, but it's much better inside. To be honest…read moreit's not a place I would have visited if my kid didn't have an urgent craving for spaghetti, which happens to be on the menu. It's a little unclear what they are trying to do here - ok, the name is Billabong and there are some surfer-themed decor - the menu is large and generic from meat-and-potato combos to pasta. It pleases everyone and excites no one. It's a holding place for a group of friends waiting for Colosseum Kino. Despite my apprehension, the food turns out to be okay for the price. The spaghetti is better than a quick dinner by an average home chef's but far below an italian cafe. The fish n' chips is between homecooking and a fish shop. Quality of ingredients isn't anything special. It's as if someone bought stuff at Rema1000 next door and cooked it for you.

Honestly, Skip. The atmosphere looks comfortable, but the staff are weirdly, unfriendly and…read morehostile. Not sure if it's cultural or institutional. If you're walking around West Oslo keep walking.

Now, those of you who know me know that I am not much of a drinker, if at all. BUT, you will also…read moreknow that I am a complete architecture and design WHORE. So, when I say that Fru Burums is probably the coolest bar I have sat my rump down in pretty much EVER, weigh my impression of the space with those criteria in mind. The space is a very eclectic pastiche of architectural odds & ends that create a neo-victorean meets Vicar of Dibly atmosphere that just quietly awaits a League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk to stroll in and discuss their next quest over absinthe and Guinness. (Or aquavit and Nøgne, what have you...) I had a delicious light-roast caffe, sitting in a window seat and studying every niche and detail in the space. The other patrons seemed to be happy with their beverages at the bar and the bartender did not seem annoyed that I was probably the only one there not drinking alcohol. And she makes a fine pot of coffee, too.

One of my favorites in Oslo. The service was great and the beers on draft. The drinks are…read morereasonable for its surrounding atmosphere. Oslo isn't cheap. Last Train is being pretty decent on prices and environment. Cool ass bar. Cheers!

A must for lovers of rock and authentic pubs. This pub has been here for a long time and whereas…read moreits clientel has changed, the pub has not. Well, some stayers have frequented this place the last 20years. A relationship that has lasted longer than their marriage, probably. You go here if you like to show that you like rock and if you don't care about showing nothing at all. The latter are not the hipsters ;) It used to be packed, but the hip factor has cooled off. Good! The interior is not. Which is part of the whole atmosphere. And the pictures- epic shots of old rock heroes, make many of us nostalgic and remembering when we were in our 20s. Oh well. The only minus is the selection of beer. Hansa on tap. Come on! A tourist or a new inhabitant? You just gotta have a beer here. Period.

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! ;-)