The Best Cafes in Oslo
Thorvald Meyers gate 2, Oslo
Widely considered among Oslo's finest coffee makers, Solberg & Hansen roast their own beans and operate a flagship cafe that attracts serious coffee devotees from across the country. Norway's largest specialty roastery by volume.
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Widely considered among Oslo's finest coffee makers, Solberg & Hansen roast their own beans and operate a flagship cafe that attracts serious coffee devotees from across the country. Norway's largest specialty roastery by volume.
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Run by 2004 World Barista Champion Tim Wendelboe, this unassuming Grunerløkka cafe has been serving sublime light-roasted coffee for nearly two decades. Every cup is treated as a precision exercise - no detail is left to coincidence.
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Established in 1963 and now with several locations in Tokyo, Fuglen is a beloved Oslo institution famed for its lightly roasted blends and stylish interior. It doubles as a cocktail bar in the evenings, making it one of the city's most versatile venues.
View CafeInkognitogata 8, Briskeby, Oslo
Founded by Robert Thoresen - the first Norwegian Barista Champion in 2000 - Java serves Kaffa house roast in an affluent Briskeby setting. Known for exceptional espresso and a sophisticated, relaxed atmosphere.
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Opened in 2022, Kuro shares its space with the F5 Norwegian fashion concept store, offering espresso-based and hand-brewed coffees alongside baked goods in a stylish, minimalist setting that appeals to Oslo's design-conscious crowd.
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An independent coffee roaster operating out of a converted Oslo shipyard, with an on-site cafe featuring striking industrial architecture, outdoor seating, and fresh food to accompany their house-roasted beans.
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