It doesn't take much to lure me into a candy store. But when I found out this sweet shop had a…read morepotato chip room in back - complete with a refrigerator stocked with sour cream to accompany the many dip packets on offer - I demanded a detour on the way to dinner. Though on this visit I didn't purchase anything at Yummy Heaven, I can confidently say they've got a lot of sweet and savoury snacks I wouldn't mind getting my hands on.

Oh Yummy Heaven, your name befits you. I both rejoice and loathe you being a minutes walk from my…read morefront door. I am literally a kid in a candy store when I come in here. I get excited with every piece I see and don't know what to choose from. Yummy Heaven has all my favorite pieces of candy (sour cherries, chocolate covered raisins, sour skulls) plus has a ton of American candy that I hadn't had since I was a kid until this place opened. Thankfully I am no longer a kid, or I would have spent every cent of my weekly allowance here.

This is a store for candy and its obviously a store for Swedish candy where you go and can pick…read morefrom j would guess about at least 200 kinds of Swedish candy and pick what you want. The look of the interior is what you expect and it's without a doubt the best candy story I've been to in Oslo so far. The also have soda that you usually don't find in Norway an that's rather specific for Sweden. It's a great place and I really recommend it. If there was and award for best candy story in Norway this place would get it from me.

Down in the now trendy and upgraded basement of Sten og Strøm you find many excellent concept…read morestores and among them, Summerbird. I bicycled down as fast as I could due to the liquorice chocolate "flødeboller" that my friend told me were utterly a food orgasm. He had them all at once and could not stop talking about them. Ok, they are really good- I mean it is liquorice!! The shop brags about being organic which I do not care about but it is a cute shop with lots of goodies and the shop assistant was very nice. Only minus is of course the price. It always is I guess.

Freia is the chocolate brand of Norway and they indeed make delicious treats. Be sure to get a…read morecandy bar or two and also a bag of the M&M-like chocolates in those dispensers. The staff here was very friendly and this part of town was very nice to stroll around. I'd definitely come back should I ever be back in Oslo!

great selection of freshly made sweets. the gujhia was amazing. very nice service as wellread more

Scrumptious gelato. The pistachio and hazelnut are creamy rich almost as if you are eating nut…read morebutter. The mango sorbet was also very good and the mixed berry was creamy and rich. This location is very pleasant with several seating areas and nice views.

Located along the waterfront at Tjuvholmen with a shop and kiosk, plus additionally at Mathallen…read moreand other parts of Oslo, Paradis promises authentic Italian Gelato made from local Organic Ingredients whenever possible. Featuring several flavors plus Cakes, Pastries and Coffee it is upon entry that guests will note polished white and wood plus several cases from which tastes are offered. Sticking to classics after a spoon of Caffe suffice it to say Paradis fares well but lacks the density of Milan's best spots, the Pistachio pure without much added sweetness while Stracciatella vaires bite-to-bite, though both are better than the Brownie which is dry and crumbly with over-reliance on its Caramel drizzle.