Jevnaker Restaurants

This low corner building dates from the 18th Century and the restaurant has been in business for more than 140 years. Situated right across the street from the Museum of Contemporary Art, it is within walking distance of the me... more

The café at Grand Hotel was a favorite of Norwegian painter Edvard Munch and playwright Henrik Ibsen (he still has his own table). Even if absinthe-drinking anarchists and crazy artists no longer frequent it, Grand is still an... more

The degree to which this wildly popular restaurant is known throughout Oslo seems way out of proportion to its size and season -- it's open for 6 months. Part of its fame involves its location within an ugly, cement-side... more

One of our local friends, a savvy food critic, has proclaimed this the best restaurant in Oslo. We're not prepared to agree, but will concede that it ranks near the top. One of the most prestigious restaurants in Oslo, F... more

In the heart of the increasingly trendy Grünerløkka area, this restaurant evokes the Oslovian version of the Left Bank bohemian life. The walls are covered with the art of a local painter, Jo Stang, and the waiters welco... more

A typical Italian restaurant, Al Capriccio counts with many businesspeople as its guests. In other words, it might be a good idea to dress up a little. The interior is not particularly Italian looking; it is a regular restauran... more

You will find Alchouf, this Lebanese restaurant in prominent surroundings next to the American Embassy. It is named after a mountainous area in the Lebanon, which is not all that different from Norway, with lots of snow and hig... more

You will find this steak restaurant in a huge building at Aker Brygge. It is American all the way in its generosity and quality. From the bighorn ornaments above the door down to the steaks themselves, they take care to deliver... more

Inside HÃ¥ndverkeren's 100 year-old walls you can enjoy a good meal surrounded by a classic interior. Old tools and inscriptions on the walls associate with different crafts, and beautiful, arched glass-paintings together with b... more

This restaurant is a welcome addition to Bogstadveien, Oslo's version of London's Oxford Street. Pasta Basta perfectly matches its upmarket surroundings; quite a few young, urban people were delighted when this place opened. Th... more