Oslo Food Guide
From the famous meatballs to the delectable pastries, Oslo has an amazing food scene that is worth traveling for. This Oslo food guide is perfect for my fellow foodies. Full of fine dining and inexpensive street food this guide to the food in Oslo covers all you need to know before your trip.
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Have a Short Amount Of Time In Oslo?
If you have a short amount of time in Oslo I would recommend doing a food tour so you can experience all of this amazing food in a short period of time. I loved this tour! The guide was super friendly and I learn so much about Norwegian food.
Traditional Norwegian Dishes
When visiting a different country you have to try the local cuisine. Here are some traditional Norwegian dishes that you must try in Oslo and where to get them.
Farikal - Mutton & cabbage - Get Farikal at The Dovrehallen Restaurant.
Pinnekjott - Dried Lamb Ribs - Restaurant Schroder has great Pinnekjott.
Lapskaus - Stew - Try Lapskaus at Den Glade Gris.
Raspeball - Potato dumplings - The Raspeballs are great at Bondeheim.
Rommegrot - Sour cream porridge - You can find it anywhere!
Oslo Food Guide
Oslo Food Markets
Oslo has an array of food markets that are great places to grab a meal at any time. As a solo female traveller I love food markets because they are so casual.
Mathallen Food Market
Mathallen tends to be the fan favorite in Oslo and I see why. From cupcakes at The Cupcake and Pie Co. to tapas from Alter Asian Tapas, Mathallen Food market has everything you can imagine. You can also take culinary courses and classes in The Mathallen Food Market as well.
Vippa Food Hall
Vippa is in a great location by the Oslo Opera House. If you are coming from sightseeing on the Oslo Harbor, Vippa is a convenient place to grab food. Admire the art and just overall vibe at Vippa. Vippa Food Hall has something for everyone in terms of food.
Norwegian Restaurants In Oslo
If you are a tourist in Oslo you will obviously have to try the local cuisine. These are the best Norwegian Restaurants in Oslo.
Syverkiosken
Syverkiosken is a hotdog kiosk in Oslo. If you are looking for some inexpensive traditional Norwegian food head over to Syverkiosken. Located on Maridenlaveien Street, don’t miss these hot dogs. They are a local favorite.
Haraldes Vaffle Waffel shop
Haraldes Waffles is another inexpensive chose that locals love. Indulge in a sweet or savory waffle at this casual waffle joint located in Grunerlokka. Haraldes is known for serving brown cheese which is a traditional Norwegian ingredient.
The owner of Haraldes Waffles, Jonathan, started this business in his apartment. This video all about Jonathan and his business is super interesting. be sure to watch it before you visit Haraldes.
Maaemo Restaurant
It does not get much fancier than Norway Nature Focused Maaemo Restaurant. The Maaemo Restaurant is a Michelin restaurant located on the Oslo Harbor. This place serves delectable food in a lovely environment. You will have to make a reservation at Maaemo because this place seriously books up. The reservations open on the first of each month.
Statholdergaarden Restaurant
The Statholdergaarden Restaurant is a lovely restaurant located in the center of Oslo. Decorated with adorable and homely antiques, the Statholdergaarden Restaurant is not only a lovely place to have a traditional Norwegian meal, but also a great experience.
Popular Restaurants in Oslo
El Camino
It can be very hard to find decent mexican food in Europe although, Oslo's El Camino provides insanely good mexican food. If you find yourself missing your local taco joint while abroad wander over to El Camino, located near the Oslo Harbor.
Villa Paradiso
Looking for so insanely good italian food in Oslo? Villa Paradiso is the perfect place to grab some pizza and pasta. Located in the heart of Grünerløkka, Villa Paradiso is known for their lovely environment and top notch Italian food.
Vegetarian Food Oslo
Norway is a very vegan and vegetarian friendly country. You will find some of the best vegan and vegetarian food in the world in Scandinavia.
Nordvegan
Nordvegan is an award winning vegan restaurant in Oslo. Their focus is serving delicious vegan food that is eco-friendly and teaching people how important eating sustainably really is for the environment and yourself.
Cultivate Food
Cultivate food a a great place to grab lunch or dinner. It is kind-of like a sweetgreen (but better). Cultivate serves insanely good vegan and vegetarian food that is sustainably sourced. They also serve very good lattes and pastries if you are a fellow coffee girl.
Silk Road Street Food
If you are vegan or vegetarian checkout Silk Road Street Food. This places some of the best vegan food ever! You will love the asian style street food and fun environment. Silk Road Street Food has a young spirit and insanely good food. I would recommend going here for dinner because of the environment.
Coffee
Coffee is an essential part of almost everyone's life. I wrote a whole separate post all about the best coffee in Oslo, because there is just too many amazing places for one post. Read about coffee in Oslo here. If you don't want to miss any food in Oslo go on a food tour.
Where To Stay In Oslo
Incase you haven't booked your accommodation for you Oslo trip I have a few recommendations for you!
Budget Hotels In Oslo
Citybox Oslo - You will find clean and comfortable accommodation at the Citybox Oslo. The centrally located hotel offers a restaurant, free wifi, twenty four hour front desk, and more at an affordable price.
Smarthotel Oslo - The Smarthotel Oslo offers budget friendly accommodation, comfortable rooms, a bar, and everything you need in a central location.
mid-range hotels in oslo
Hotell Bondeheimen - The Hotell Bondeheimen is a lovely option if you are looking for a mid-priced hotel. Offering a fitness center, restaurant, bar, twenty four hour reception, and more The Hotel Bondeheimen is perfect for my fellow mid-range travellers.
Comfort Hotel Børsparken - The stylish Comfort Hotel is another great option for a mid-range hotel in Oslo. Some things that stood out to me was the modern decor, crossfit gym, and lovely breakfast buffet.
luxury hotels in oslo
Amerikalinjen - Amerikalinjen is a viberate boutique hotel in the center of Oslo. Offering a restaurant, fitness center, room service, a bar, and much more. The elegant Amerikalinjen Hotel is a lovely hotel to spend a few days in Oslo.
The Thief - The Thief is an amazing luxury hotel in the heart of Oslo. Offering spa treatments, sauna, swimming pool, in house restaurant and more, the Thief Hotel is a great place to stay in Oslo.
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Oslo Food Guide Wrap Up
I hope that you can find some good eats in Oslo with this food guide!! If you liked this post we think that you will love our post all about Lisbon, Portugal and the best tours to take in Oslo.
Happy Travels,
Daisy
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