Anno Restaurant & Lounge Bar

We enjoyed our experience here. It is a really modern interior, with nice finishings. The staff were lovely and very helpful. The beer delicious, the food tasty - I had the chicken salad. We pretty much had the interior to ourselves as everyone else sat outside on their large patio, enjoying the sun! I would come back here if in the area.

Just by the lake, lovely indoor and outdoor setting. Food and drinks were served quick and tastes amazing. Staff very friendly. Recommend the Annoburger- the best burger I have ever had!!

Very nice people working. It was a bit spendy but worth the cost. The fish soup was light and had amazing flavor. The haddock and crab was very tasty with a delicious white wine sauce.

Had a very enjoyable dinner. Anno has a nice selection of choices for dinner. Also - they have some simple choices as well such as two pages of pizza , a burger, duck confit and other options. The photos tell some of the tasty story. We would recommend and will visit again on our next trip.

Delicious Norwegian food served here. Nice and cosy ambience too. The fish soup is milky and flavourful. The ingredients in the soup, fish and shrimps were so fresh. The focaccia with chicken was just as good too. This restaurant is self-service except for the dishes ordered. As for coffee, you can give this place a miss.

If you miss Pizza on your long Norway journey, it's a good option. Of course there is still a lot of potential for a great pizza. For example fermented slow-dough and a more herbal tomato sauce would be a starter. The service is good and the view is great on the heart of Alesund.

Honestly, one of the best pizzas I have ever had. Duck confit pizza, no tomato sauce, and it was absolutely amazing. Really nicely decorated and a great ambience too.

I'm gonna be completely honest here - everything was perfect (the food, the atmosphere, the service etc), until the bill came, and the waiter showed me the bill and told me that was the amount, but then I could type in any number I wanted to pay (basically implying for us to tip him). We are clearly foreigners (Asians), and I was slightly taken aback because I had not experienced this so far in our trip here in Norway, nor did I think Norway was a country that asked for tips. So I felt like he might have thought that we are Americans and tried asking for me to tip him. I did anyway, because I felt obliged to, but it def ruined the otherwise amazing experience we had there for lunch.