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  restaurants·Grünerløkka

  200 Gastrobar

  Exceptional sharing plates paired with an incredible atmosphere and vibrant energy. The ultimate spot for a memorable evening with friends. And it’s dog friendly! 200 describes itself as a dog-friendly gastropub on Sofienberggata, with food, wine and cocktail menus that change with the season. Larger groups and private events are handled through a separate enquiry, while regular tables can be booked online.
• restaurants·Sentrum

  Afternoon tea at Bristol Hotel

  Afternoon Tea at Hotel Bristol in Vinterhaven and Bibliotekbaren is one of the city's most iconic experiences, functioning just as much as a fun social activity as a delicious sit-down meal. The historic space surrounds you with plush armchairs, moody lighting, and live piano music that creates a warm, classic continental vibe. It is a fantastic setting to gather a group of girlfriends, mark a celebration, or launch a bachelorette party with a touch of timeless elegance. The traditional afternoon tea is presented on a classic three-tiered stand filled with sweet and savory bites. It includes an assortment of delicate finger sandwiches and brioche, warm scones and banana cake served with clotted cream and jam, and exquisite pastries from their in-house bakery. The experience is paired with your choice from an extensive tea menu, priced at around 695 NOK per person (with the option to top it off with a glass of champagne for extra celebration).
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  restaurants·Sentrum

  Afternoon tea at Grand Hotel

  Grand Hotel and Palmen Restaurant offer one of the city's most classic afternoon tea experiences. Opening its doors back in 1874, the hotel carries rich historical significance as an iconic Oslo landmark. Throughout the decades, legendary figures ranging from Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Munch to Nobel Peace Prize laureates, royalty, and international celebrities have frequented these grand halls. The dining room at Palmen is bright and majestic under its signature glass ceiling, creating an elegant backdrop for the afternoon. It is a fantastic spot to gather a group of friends, mark a celebration, or kick off a bachelorette party. The tea is served on a traditional tiered stand filled with delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and an array of exquisite pastries. Paired with a wide selection of fine teas from Palais des Thés, the experience is priced at around 665 NOK per person (with options to add a glass of champagne). They also host a "Tipsy Tea" concept for those looking for a lively twist featuring teapot cocktails alongside the traditional treats.
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  restaurants·Frogner

  Ahaan

  One of Oslo's more refined dining experiences. Her you'll find modern Thai flavors combined with thoughtful presentation and ambiance. The whole thing feels curated from start to finish. Ahaan serves Thai-inspired dishes family-style, arriving from the kitchen as each is ready. The restaurant recommends two or three dishes per person plus dessert for a full meal and asks guests to allow roughly two to two and a half hours for the chef's menu.
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  restaurants·Tjuvholmen

  Amazonia by BAR

  Amazonia by BAR brings tropical vibes, exotic cocktails, and Latin American inspired shared plates right to the waterfront. The menu features colorful options like fresh ceviche, tacos, and grilled small plates made for sharing around the table. If you are celebrating or setting the mood for the night, their iconic Pornstar Martini tree is an absolute must try for the group. What truly sets the venue apart is its striking, colorful interior and standout location. It is a great spot to dress up a bit, grab a couple of drinks, and enjoy the lively soundtrack. As the night progresses, the atmosphere shifts into an energetic nightlife vibe with a DJ and dance floor, making it ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy drinks without heading to a standard nightclub.
• bars·Sentrum

  Andre til Høyre

  Andre til Høyre is a cocktail and wine bar on Bernt Ankers gate. Its own account shows a living-room-like space with small tables, armchairs, warm lamps and plants, alongside carefully presented drinks. The venue describes it as a place to hang out with good music and a crafted drink, making the setting as much a part of the visit as the glass in front of you. Use the bar’s Instagram account for an impression of the interior and its cocktail style. The former standalone website is unavailable, and a current menu or weekly opening schedule could not be confirmed. Check directly before planning an evening around a particular drink or service time.
• restaurants·St. Hanshaugen

  Ansjosen

  Ansjosen is an intimate seafood bistro and wine bar on St. Hanshaugen with a relaxed, Southern European feel. The menu changes frequently around day-fresh seafood, continental tinned fish, and small plates like fried anchovies, served alongside natural and classic wines. Dinner is served Tuesday through Saturday from late afternoon, with Saturday also offering daytime lunch. If you have a particular date in mind, use the restaurant's booking link rather than relying on walk-in availability.
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  cafes·Bjørvika

  Åpent Bakeri

  Åpent Bakeri is one of the city's true pioneer artisan bakeries, celebrated for helping elevate Oslo's baking culture with crispy sourdough loaves and popular buns. With multiple locations spread across various neighborhoods, each venue offers the same warm and welcoming atmosphere. The menu features everything from freshly baked breads, flaky croissants, and daily pastries to savory lunch options and quality coffee. Pricing reflects standard artisan levels, with pastries ranging from NOK 45 to 65 and loaves costing between NOK 60 and 95. The venue features a cozy and casual vibe with rustic details, making it a brilliant spot for a relaxed weekend breakfast, a coffee break, or picking up daily bread.
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  cafes·Sagene

  Åpent bakeri - Lillo Gård

  Åpent Bakeri at Lillo gård is a daytime stop for freshly baked bread, pastries and coffee from the bakery’s own roastery. The café also makes sandwiches, which makes it useful for breakfast or a straightforward lunch in the Lillo neighbourhood. The branch opens early on weekdays and later at weekends, with service ending in the afternoon. It is a different venue from nearby Lille Ó: come here for the bakery counter and coffee, and check the daily selection if you want to bring bread home.
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  museums·Tjuvholmen

  Astrup Fearnley Museet

  Contemporary art in a Renzo Piano building whose sail-like roof arches over the tip of Tjuvholmen, international heavyweights inside, a sculpture park and a small city beach outside. Astrup Fearnley Museet presents its contemporary-art collection alongside temporary exhibitions. The programme changes through the year, so check which exhibition is on during your visit and use the museum's visit page for current tickets and opening times.
• restaurants·Grünerløkka

  Babbo Collective Øvrefoss

  Babbo Collective Øvrefoss is a popular and casual concept combining a sourdough bakery, café, and trattoria with Scandinavian-Italian inspirations. The venue functions as a lively and frequently bustling gathering spot where you can kick off the morning with fresh pastries, specialty coffee, and egg dishes, before transitioning into evening service and dinner. The menu highlights artisan craftsmanship and comforting flavors in cozy surroundings. Due to its high popularity, booking a table in advance is highly recommended to secure a spot for either brunch or a relaxed evening out.
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  restaurants·Sentrum

  Babbo Collective Parkveien

  Babbo Collective's small cafe branch at Parkveien 80 in Vika works just as well for relaxed mornings as it does for social evenings. During the day, you can drop by for great pastries, fresh bread with butter and cheese, open bagels, and omelets, or simply enjoy a properly good cup of coffee. They offer both indoor seating and outdoor seating when the weather permits, but because it is almost always full, it is a good idea to book a table in advance if possible. As the day transitions into evening, the vibe shifts toward social gatherings, natural wines, and comforting pasta dishes when dinner service is on. Price levels are moderate, and it is an ideal spot in Vika whenever you want great food and a welcoming atmosphere without any fuss.
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  cafes·Frogner

  Bagel & Brew

  Bagel & Brew is a bagel and coffee café at Frognerveien 13. The business describes its offer as fresh bagels and coffee, making it a straightforward breakfast or lunch stop rather than a long restaurant visit. Its public profile currently lists opening hours from 07:00 on weekdays and 10:00 on weekends, with service continuing into the evening. Check the profile again for holiday changes and today's bagel selection before travelling.
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  cafes·St. Hanshaugen

  Baker Nordby - Kiellands Hus

  Baker Nordby at Kiellands Hus is a bakery and café for bread, buns, cakes and a coffee break near Alexander Kiellands plass. The family bakery traces its history to 1908 and makes sourdough bread as well as traditional sweet baking. This branch sits just inside the shopping centre’s main entrance. Its menu also includes filled sandwiches and warm toast, so it can cover a simple lunch as well as something sweet. Check the counter for the day’s selection before choosing what to take home.
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  activities·Bjørvika

  Ballet at the Opera

  Seeing the Norwegian National Ballet at the Oslo Opera House is one of the city's most special experiences, whether you are planning a romantic date night or an evening of world class culture by the fjord. The atmosphere is grand yet welcoming, so feel free to dress up as much or as little as you like before heading inside. Tickets generally range from around 200 NOK for upper balcony spots to 800 NOK and above for prime orchestra seats. If you are under 30 years old, you get a 50% youth discount on most performances. OBOS members also often receive 20% off selected shows. Major classical highlights sell out months in advance, so it is best to book as soon as dates are announced. Pair your tickets with pre theater drinks in Bjørvika, and make sure to arrive early so you can take in the view over the harbor before the show starts.
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  activities·Grefsen

  Bålpanne på Grefsenkollen

  Grefsenkollen’s fire-pit experience is a booked outdoor meal above the city, with a private fire pit for a two-hour session. The published menu includes venison stew, apple gløgg, stick bread and marshmallows, and the operator lists a covered alternative with heaters for poor weather. Each pit accommodates around eight to ten people, with minimum booking sizes depending on the day. This is a seasonal activity rather than a drop-in café service. Check the booking calendar for the next available session and dress for an evening outdoors.
• restaurants·Sentrum

  Basso Social

  Basso Social is located in Storgata, serving up a delightful fusion of Italian flavors in a relaxed format. The concept revolves around a generous sharing menu of either 9 or 11 courses, with prices sitting around 650 to 750 NOK. You get everything from succulent seafood dishes to tender cuts of meat, served at a steady pace that suits a chatty evening around the table. The atmosphere is vibrant, energetic, and unpretentious with moody lighting and plenty of buzz in the room. It is an ideal spot for a fun night out with friends or a casual date night.
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  restaurants·Grünerløkka

  Bob the bagel

  Bob the Bagel serves up fresh and generously filled bagels made in true New York style. The vibe is casual, intimate, and urban, with the aroma of freshly baked bread filling the space. The shop only has a handful of indoor seats, so it is best to keep an open mind to grab your food to go, wait a short moment for a stool, or enjoy your bagel on a nearby bench. The menu lets you choose your bagel base (ranging from sesame to poppy seed) before loading it up with toppings. Crowd favorites include "Bob's Favorite" packed with chicken, garlic cream cheese, and a subtle spicy kick, as well as the classic "Nova Lox" with smoked salmon, cream cheese, red onion, and capers. It is an easy, effortless spot to drop by for a fast breakfast, lunch, or coffee on the go, though expect a bit of a queue on weekend mornings when the craving hits the crowd.
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  parks·Tøyen

  Botanisk hage

  Botanisk hage is the free outdoor botanical garden at Tøyen, within the Natural History Museum grounds. Four gates lead into paths, themed planting areas and trees from around the world. The museum lists the garden open daily from 07:00 to 17:00; museum exhibitions have their own tickets and hours. Most of the garden is accessible by wheelchair, although some paths are steep or narrow, so consult the museum’s accessibility map. Picnics belong on the designated picnic lawn or in Hagehuset. Cycling and ordinary pets are not allowed inside; accredited guide and service dogs are permitted. Palmehuset and Victoriahuset are temporarily closed to ordinary visits, so plan around the outdoor garden.
• restaurants·Sentrum

  Brasilia

  Brasilia offers an authentic Brazilian rodizio experience with juicy grilled meats carved directly at your table. You control the pace using a small card at your table: flip it to green when you are ready for more, and turn it to red when you need a break. Alongside the meats, there is a large buffet area packed with fresh salads, warm sides, and traditional Brazilian accompaniments. Even though the whole concept is centered around meat lovers, one thing you absolutely must try is the grilled cinnamon pineapple served straight off the skewer. The sweet and warm flavor is the ultimate palette cleanser and a huge hit at the table.
• bars·Tøyen

  Brutus

  Natural wine with a kitchen that outcooks most restaurants, Tøyen's proof that a wine bar can be both serious and loose at the same time.
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  activities·Sentrum

  Creative Collective

  Painting ceramics is a great way to unleash some creativity without feeling overwhelmed. At Creative Collective, you pick your piece from a selection of ceramic items priced individually. You will get a quick intro to the paints and techniques before diving in. Once you are done, your piece is glazed and fired, ready for pickup a couple of weeks later. They also have a cozy cafe setup on site where you can grab a coffee and a pastry while you paint. Alongside standard drop in painting, they host special events like baby sessions and dog friendly evenings for making paw prints on ceramics. Spaces fill up fast, so booking in advance is highly recommended.
• cafes·Gamlebyen

  Daglig Brød

  Daglig Brød in the Ekeberg hillside / Gamlebyen is a genuine family bakery that started on a home kitchen counter and has grown into a beloved neighborhood destination for fresh artisan bakes. The bakery is open from Wednesday through Sunday, and because items frequently sell out, arriving early is essential to secure your favorites. The menu features wonderful sourdough breads, fresh buns with unique flavor combinations, and delightful pastries. Pricing reflects standard artisan levels, with pastries ranging from around NOK 45 to 65 and loaves costing between NOK 60 and 90. The venue features a warm and charming vibe, making it a brilliant spot to pick up fresh treats in idyllic surroundings.
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  restaurants·Majorstuen

  Delicatessen

  Delicatessen is a go-to classic for casual and authentic Spanish tapas in Oslo, offering rich flavors in cozy, welcoming settings. The menu features an enticing spread of shared plates ranging from juicy albondigas and patatas bravas to pimientos de padrón and cured meats, with most dishes priced around 90 to 180 NOK. A good rule of thumb is ordering about 3 to 4 dishes per person for a satisfying meal, or simply filling the table to share everything with the group. A total must try is their creamy chèvre chaud served with honey and nuts. The concept works brilliantly whether you are on a low-key date for two or bringing a bigger group together around a long table. With favorite spots in Grünerløkka, Majorstuen, and Aker Brygge, you are never far from a proper Spanish tapas feast. Just make sure to clarify which location you are meeting at beforehand, as I have definitely made that mistake and shown up at the wrong spot myself.