The Oslo List

Mocca and Java are the OGs in town run by the same people. Both really great coffee and some baked goods, both in nice residential hoods that are nice for people watching. (perfect for people watching)

Mocca and Java are the OGs in town run by the same people. Both really great coffee and some baked goods, both in nice residential hoods that are nice for people watching.

Tim Wendelboe probably has the best tasting coffee. He’s previously a world champ and delivers beans to Noma etc. In the middle of Grunerløkka. Wendelboe Coffee is here.

Supreme Roastwork has two locations, one in Grünerløkka and one at Aker Brygge downtown with the oceanfront together with a Porsche showroom. Reeally good coffee and their ice coffee (Satans God Iskaffe) is epic, same with affogato.

Kaffebrenneriet, Stockfleths and others are all over town, above average coffee compared to many places in the world.

Sommerro Hotel has a grand breakfast. Nicely rehabilitated place too!

(architecture by Renzo Piano)

(newly opened)

(also quite new)

Oslo Opera is famous for a reason, amazing exterior, of course done by Snøhetta.

Ekeberg Park has both both Turrell piecel and moule frites in a modernist building (Ekebergrestauranten), plus good views. Good for a walk in the park and up towards the open animal farm (EKT), Otto loves that.

Vigelands Park is amazing and has a mad story to it, and Oslo’s biggest play area/castle.

(our Torvehallerne) is close.

He’s previously a world champ and delivers beans to Noma etc.

the boat from Aker Brygge takes you out to the Oslofjord Islands very cheap (same cost as bus ticket)

is amazing and has a mad story to it, and Oslo’s biggest play area/castle.

Gutta på Haugen has really good charcuterie, fresh produce, italian specialities, and bread.

the OG Fuglen

Mathallen (our Torvehallerne) is close.