Top coffee spots in Oslo

If you are heading to Oslo we recomend experiencing these gastronomic locations for excellent coffee and deliciouss pastries.

Pust Kafebar

PUST is a local coffee bar centrally located on Majorstuen in Oslo. It’s a cozy atmosphere where you can enjoy anything from vegan sandwiches to fresh and delicious strawberry muffins. They also serve the city’s best latte … Often visited by younger generation and students

Address	Slemdalsveien 1, 0369 Oslo
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Babbo Collective

It is almost as if the east side of Oslo established a free state, in the middle of a conservative neighborhood, which welcomes everyone.

Babbo Collective is a small group of good people who previously served breakfast and dinner at Hotel Guldsmeden. Now they have a restaurant at Frysja, a bakery outlet and pizzeria also at Frysja. They also have a Babbo in Berlin. And now a corner at the end of Parkveien.

It is impressive that such a small group has so many balls in the air. It’s fogging up the windows. Music plays from the CD player. It plays yacht rock. There are regular customers, already. It is cramped and noisy. But so incredibly friendly, in that way where you don’t get any choice. Chairs are brought in and wine is served to anyone who wants it.

It gets tighter and nicer the further into the evening you arrive.

Address	Parkveien 80, 0254 Oslo
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Bakeriet Kveitemjol

Located centrally on Aker Brygge its a great location for a pause in what ever you are doing – just sit down and enjoy anything from the menu.

Both locals and visitors have come to cherish this sanctuary serving fresh pastries and coffee all year long.

Address	Fjordalléen 10, Oslo, Norway
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Godt Brød Munch

Every day their skilled bakers bake smoking hot baked goods in their bakery at Godt Brød in Grünerløkka. They have a large selection of organic buns, bread, coffee, sandwiches and much more. You can enjoy the food in their cozy cafe, in their festive outdoor dining area or to take home with you.

High quality is important to them , and they use organic, healthy and clean raw materials. They call it “good taste with a clear conscience”.

You will find them in the middle of Munch Brygge in central Oslo, right next to the new Munch museum. Welcome to us for a delicious breakfast, a nice lunch or a fresh pizza bowl for dinner! v

Address	Operagata 29, Oslo
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Åpent Bakeri Barcode

Compared to their other locations with mostly pastries their Barcode outlet offers lunch, sandwiches, salads, and soups made à la carte. This is an informal place to take a break, smell the delicious bakeries, enjoy a coffee a look at the hustle and bustle outside in Oslo’s central business district.

Feeling hungry?

Address	Dronning Eufemias gate 16, 0191 Oslo
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Håndbakt Oslo

Håndbakt Oslo is the next generation artisanal bakery. Focus on organic raw materials. They serve brunch during the day and pizza with wine in the evening.

Here, plant-based, organic and biodynamic raw materials are a matter of course. Håndbakt is owned and run by Jenny Marie El-Kadiri Andersen, who is passionate about food – both when it comes to the sustainability perspective, but not least taste and quality.

With a Danish and Algerian background, she brings exciting dishes to the menu. Jenny wants to break the many myths that plant-based baking does not taste good. Because it is possible to make the most delicious plant-based dishes that are also a little better for the stomach, heart and soul.

The focus is on being sustainable at all stages, both in terms of ecology and short-travel products, but also in terms of personnel and the working environment. We cheer for that!!

Address	Kjølberggata 21, 0653 Oslo
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Skjennumstuga

Skjennungstua is a private restaurant centrally located between Sognsvann and Frognerseteren in the southern part of Nordmarka.

Skjennungstua was completed in December 1910 as the first pure field house. The site was built by the Ski Association, but in 1952 it was sold to the Gudbrandslaget. They owned the place until 1994, when Hanne and Bjørn took over. New owners took over the place from January 7th 2011, and the living room is now run by Martinussen.

Skjennungstua is conveniently located whether you come from Frognersereren or Sognsvann. You get the feeling of being deep in the wilderness even though you are not that many kilometers from the city and noise.