Le Canard

Even though most colleges perform a play every year, Hartvig Nissens school stands out from the rest. With drama as the main subject on i...

This is one of many galleries located either on Drammensveien itself or on its side streets. The exhibitions mainly concentrate on contem...

This is a restaurant with a trend-conscious clientele. The restaurant also has a bar spanning one and a half floors, which boasts Oslo's...

A real pub with real people, Fru Burum's has an interior much like its English and Irish counterparts, and offers a good-natured and calm...

This gallery belongs to Vebjørn Sand, one of the more versatile and creative artists in Norway. Vebjørn Sand's paintings are classical an...

Old, intimate Tiffani was the first cafe in the Frogner area. An odd, small fireplace raises the temperature as well as the mood. Tapas a...

This art gallery-cum-café is situated in Briskeby, the area between Frognerparken (Vigeland Park) and Sl...

Dukketeatret is owned by Oslo Nye Teater, whose theatrical repertoire is dominated by comedies and lighter plays. Dukketeatret (the Pu...

Betong is located in the basement of Chateau Neuf, a five-floor building owned by the students at Oslo University. The building itself is...

Undoubtedly one of Oslo's most elegant restaurants, this exclusive place in Frogner is decorated with antiques, chandeliers and Baroque p...

At Mares the interior is clean and modern with light walls, big black-and-white photographs (signed by Dag Thorenfeldt), chairs in turquo...

Named after the well-known chestnut trees that line the street outside, this unpretentious bistro (Norwegian for the chestnut) has become...

You will find Alchouf, this Lebanese restaurant in prominent surroundings next to the American Embassy. It is named after a mountainous a...

One of our local friends, a savvy food critic, has proclaimed this the best restaurant in Oslo. We're not prepared to agree,...

Don't be misled by the word grill: This is not a fast-food hamburger joint, but a chic rendezvous. Hip, sophisticated,...

189 Rom & Kjøkken is the Sacndic Hotel's new restaurant and bar. They serve full dinner or light plates, as well as, coffee and drinks...

This century-old building, once a private home, lies in a West End neighborhood 3km (1 3/4 miles) south of Oslo's center. Is...

This place looks a bit like a Spanish bodega. There is a certain rugged charm to Pinocchio that suggests the generous portions y...

This café and restaurant is located inside the Kunstnernes Hus (House of Artists), next to the grounds of the Royal Palace. Conseq...