This was a wonderful experience! Oslo raw has so many options that are gluten, dairy, and sugar…read morefree as well as raw and vegan options! However: you don't feel like you're missing anything! They're all amazing options! I had the açaí bowl and the iced Nutella milk and both were wonderful! I would recommend it! Cute seating inside and out

A great, vegan spot with friendly, helpful staff and delicious food. The inside doesn't have that…read moremany seats and can get full, especially on a cold, rainy day, but it's worth a shot! They also offer everything to go if you prefer enjoying it somewhere else. Both the acai bowl and the chia pudding is delicious, and they're both big enough to make you feel full. Tasted the raw salad the other day and that was delicious too! I am looking forward to trying their coffee, which I have not done yet, but it looks delicious!

Really liked what this restaurant tried 2 do. Almost felt like I had to double check the aoli was…read morevegan because it was so good. The plates were really pretty. I thought the falafel was a little dry. We had some lightly fried chickpea squares that were so nice coz they melted in you mouth. Everyone was crazy over the chutney but I thought it tasted like salsa.

I was very satisfied with the food and can recommend the place for that reason only. In particular…read morethe salads was fresh and tasty. However I gave 5 stars for the reception we got from staff. My family has several allergies and the staff was very diligent and made substantial effort to make sure we had options to choose from and that we were safe in eating the food.

Always in the mood a good fruitshake or smoothie! Juicery does exactly that and offers acai-bowls:…read morea very "thick" type of smoothy served on a plastic plate, instead of in a cup. Been a few times here, and the smoothies taste good, with mostly standard flavors. Big surprise was the "Rocky Balboa" with nuts, banana and almonds. Not possible to customize smoothies with extra shots of ingredients. What I find disrespectful towards employees and customers is to have only 1 person working on a Saturday afternoon. Waiting times of 20 minutes is not an exception. The place is small, around 15m2 inside. There are 6 places to sit inside, outside seating is available. Terrace heating would be a welcome addition and make it more welcoming for people to sit outside. Another minor point is that everything gets served in takeaway materials - even if you sit inside - which means a lot of plastic waste: bottles, acai bowls, cutlery... Not environmentally-friendly since the plastic trash is not separated.

Really loved the vibe at The Juicery! I had the beet juice which was incredibly fresh and tasty…read more Sadly they didn't have acai bowls yet for me to try but I'll be back to try them soon. The people working were really friendly and knowledgeable. I really loved all the succulents. This is a place I'll be coming back to frequently!

Sometimes it's more about what, specifically, your body is craving, than how objectively good the…read morefood is. This was unquestionably the case here at Fragrance of the Heart, which appeared out of the (literal) mist with red lentil dal, exactly at the moment I became fed up with Norwegian food and started craving red lentil dal. It was wonderful, but of course it was. It was singularly what I was searching for. Their namesake bowl wasn't as impressive. They sort of just threw a bunch of stuff into a bowl with no regard for how it might work together. Smoked tofu? Potatoes? Brown guacamole? Beans? Sure. I can say that the ginger lemonade was great and unaided by my cravings, as I didn't know I wanted it until I saw it. It was so gingery as to rival Jamaican ginger juice, which is no joke.

Fragrance of the Heart gives you what the name sounds like: a beloved spiritual pitstop for…read morefollowers of Sri Chinmoy and new age vegetarians alike. A calm atmosphere where the servers speak softly, people read newspaper instead of Yelping, and serene flute wafts in the background. In this respect, I get why some would adore this cafe. But to be fair, I'm not the right person to rate this establishment fully, as this opinion is strictly about food and less than a holistic view of the cafe. It may be food for the soul, but it's not exactly food for the foodies. Menu includes two kinds of quiches, two soups of the day and an assortment of veggie lasagnas, spinach pies and avocado wraps. The pies don't look that appetizing to be honest, as if it has been premade days ahead and unfrozen. The creamy leek soup was ok actually, if rather unexciting and half a note too tangy. On a good note, their coffee is raved by other reviewers and it does deliver. It is somewhat overpriced for its standards and this holds back its value.

This place was recommended by a friend, and we were blown away. Caroline was such a great server…read moreand the food was just outrageous. A must do in Oslo.

Wonderful sushi. A surprise with an amazing tenderloin dish that was totally superb. Great location…read moreand perfect service.

Pretty solid veggie lasagna and an excellent curried coconut lentil soup!…read more Not the best English speakers, but they'll get it done.

This café is in a corner of the Nordstrom's of Oslo called GlasMagasinet, a beautiful upscale…read moredepartment store. But the café on one corner offers several vegetarian choices in their sandwiches, and they had a superb beet soup, not just a borscht but unique in my experience. Huge bowl with bread almost made a meal in itself. We had with some cakes and coffee for desert and paid $60 for two of us. Check it out for non-fish and non-meat options. The department store itself is worth a visit. And the cathedral with stained glass windows by Vigeland is across the square.

Amazing vegan cafe in Oslo!!…read more Enjoyed a delicious raspberry tart and beetroot latte here. The ambiance is so cute and well decorated. There is seating both indoor and outdoor. Service is friendly and quick! Highly recommend for having a quick bite to eat, or sipping a coffee while you read, work, or talk with friends. Would absolutely come back here if in Oslo again.

Ordered two lattes - they were delicious, flavorful and hot! The vibe in the cafe was cheerful and…read moremade me feel like I was in an art cafe in France. Only had the pleasure of trying their latte's because of time but I will go back this week to try their food.

Probably one of the best meals that we had on our trip to Norway was our very first night in Oslo…read moreat Fiskeriet. We did not have a reservation, but luckily they managed to fit us in at a shared table. This place is extremely popular so I would highly recommend making a reservation. To start, we ordered the cod croquettes to share. Perfectly fried and golden brown, these croquettes were absolutely delicious and the accompanying sauce paired perfectly. For our entrées, I ordered the fish and chips while my husband ordered the creamy fish soup and my father ordered the fish gratin. All three dishes were fresh and delicious, but I think the fish gratin was my favorite. So if you find yourself an Oslo looking for a delicious meal down by the water, come check out Fiskeriet.

We visited the Munch Museum then found this place nearby, less than 5 minutes walk from Munch…read moreMuseum or the Opera House. We were able to get a table inside very quickly at 5:15 pm. The outside seatings were very full. We had fish and chips, creamy fish soup, and the langoustine special. All are very good, especially the fish soup with salmon and mussels. Fish & Chips is the famous dish there. The langoustine plate came with 2 langoustines halved and some salad. , Service was fine, it was busy we were told the food could take up to 30 minutes to come out but it came sooner.