Mocca Oslo

Cozy and warm. Double espresso cappuccino made my day! Staff is very nice. Liked the cinnamon roll but could've been better if it was served warm directly. Guess we stopped by one of the best coffee shops in the city without knowing! Now I know that the skillingsboller they sell are the best in Oslo:-) The Too Good to Go packages are good. Staff was very kind by offering me a cup of coffee in this snowy weather:-)

On the kaffetkorte map, as a recommended place. Brazilian filter ☕️ coffee. It’s a medium blend with some nutty notes. Tried together with Flapjack - one chocolate and one fruit. They go well with coffee. The neighborhood is also very nice, with the autumn trees getting red and yellow her more than in other places in Oslo.

Great coffee — order the espresso tonic

Delicious specialty coffee with lots of options and very friendly staff! I had an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe pour over which was perfect and my wife had a flat white with gorgeous latte art. Highly recommend, will be back!

Great coffee! The espresso was fresh and the cappuccino and latte were clearly made with love and care. Only downside is that the cafe is small and other selection is quite limited but I’d still give it 5 stars just for the delicious coffee and sweet service.

Nice and cozy spot with cool and chilly atmosphere that Oslo is missing big time.👌👌👌 Coffee is perfect.

Seek this coffee house out. It's on the way to Vigland Park.

Good coffee and service, I felt the place was a bit cold in feel, it needs a warm touch of something.

This is one of my favorite coffee places in Oslo. I've only been on weekday mornings and it's bustling but not too busy. The person behind the counter is always very friendly and helpful. The coffee is good. On my most recent visit, I asked about alternative milks for my latte, and the options were oat milk and...something that may have been made of peas. I had never heard of it so I chose that option. The interior is simple and aesthetically-pleasing. There is a high table and a series of two-person tables with a banquette on one side and chairs on the other. They have a merchandise section where you can buy coffee accoutrement. I've browsed it while waiting for my coffee but never bought anything. I look forward to coming back every time I'm in Oslo.

Located in Briskeby Mocca was the first micro-roastery in Oslo, and although the Beans are now roasted outside the city at a place called Kaffa both Mocca and sister-spot Java remain great places to start the morning. Known for select roasts and casual surroundings with pleasant Baristas, a shot from Kenya fragrant with bright acidity, Mocca's Pastry shows well whether one opts for flaky Pan au Chocolate or a "Flapjack" that American's might call a Blondie. Offering inside or outdoor seating from 07h30 on weekdays and 10h00 on weekends, both continuing until 17h00, additional selections include on of Oslo's softest Cinnamon Rolls or thinly pressed Waffles oversaturated with Honey.

Little coffee shop in Oslo, very modern, minimalist designs. Very small. Not good for strollers or large groups. Coffee was good, they don't offer flavors. This is how you know they're serious about their coffee. Chocolate croissant was average. The chocolate was just one small block on the inside, not melted or integrated with the croissant. Would not order it again. I liked that they have a water station and a hook for your winter coat- which was useful cos it's very cold right now!

Service friendly and my iced latte pretty good (if you don't like sweetened drinks :O). Not too much seating arrangement but a couple benches outside for warm days!

Oslo has many great independent coffee shops, and this is the very best of the best in my opinion! They serve both espresso-based coffes and drip coffee. I've tried both, but must say that I've never really warmed to black coffee (so sue me). The absolute best thing I have had at Mocca, however, is the iced latte - an absolute must if you want to try real iced coffee (i.e. NOT the whipped cream-topped oversized dessert beverages Starbucks petend have anything to do with coffee...).

It's the perfect spot to take a loved one with severe coffee allergies, too much money, and a high tolerance for dirty tables. My double shot latte had the color, taste, and aroma of steamed milk. Special!

We lived in Oslo for a month and lucked out by being so close to Mocca, where we went nearly every day. The baristas take coffee seriously, whether they are making espresso drinks or a pourover, but they are also super friendly. Here we drank coffee roasted by Kaffa and ate the quintessential Norwegian brown cheese, 'Brunost.' A great neighbourhood spot, good vibes.

Excellent coffee, friendly servers, relaxing place to read in the morning. They serve Kaffa, a quality roaster, and they prepare it using best practices. Just a solid third wave joint. Their brunost toast is also a steal for the less healthy breakfast consumers out there.