Oslo

For a longtime Norway's capital Oslo was bottom of the league in Scandinavia even having Edvard Munch the only Nordic painter. That has changed nowadays; with an incredible speed the cultural and architectonic scenery changes; there are more than 50 museums, the Nobel Peace Centre and the new Opera House which is already Oslo's most-visited tourist attraction. On top they get ready for the 2011 World Ski Championships. Norway's capital has an international flair and hosts a new fine dinig scene with six Michelin starred eateries and delicious fish restaurants overlooking the Fjord. Oslo`s diversity is evident in its various neighbourhoods each of which has its unique appeal: Big city flair around Karl Johans Gate and Aker Brygge; elegance in the Frogner district; hip and edgy in the area around Youngstorget and "seen and be seen" in Bogstadveien. Enjoy Oslo with its incredible friendly, proud and sincere inhabitants.


Cool Restaurants

Need a great restaurant for a business lunch, a romantic dinner or a down to earth eatery?
With WORLD TOP 7 you can now eat like a local.
Here the coolest and best restaurants:

ALEX SUSHI

Japanese
Address: Cort Adelers Gate 2, 0254 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.alexsushi.no/
Phone: +47 22 43 99 99  
Email: alex@alexsushi.no

One of the best sushi restaurants in Norway; if you like to chat with the locals or local celebrities, try to get a seat in the centre of the room and enjoy a perfect Japanese night in Oslo


BAGATELLE

Gourmet
Address: Bygdøy Alle 3, 0257 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.bagatelle.no/index_en.html
Phone: +47 22 12 14 40
Email: bagatelle@bagatelle.no

Oslo's long-time favourite restaurant "Bagatelle" with his culinary master Eyvind Hellström and its modern & light cuisine let you concentrate on its braised dishes like the wonderful seafood; meat lovers will love "the saddle of reindeer graced with fresh pears and tangy pepper sauce", "the slow cooked veal" or "the herbroasted Norwegian lamb"


BALTAZAR

Italian
Address: Dronningensgate 27, 0154 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.baltazar.no/
Phone: +47 23 35 70 60
Email: baltazar@baltazar.no

Situated in a unique location - the old bazaar hall - this restaurant serves great Italian food; massive wine- and grappa list


LOFOTEN FISKERESTAURANT

Fish
Address: Stranden 75, 0250 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.lofoten-fiskerestaurant.no/default.pl?showPage=189
Phone: +47 22 83 08 08
Email: lofoten@fiskerestaurant.no

Do you like fresh fish? At the end of "Aker Brygee", at the Marina where all the shops and bars are located, you'll find "Lofoten Fiskerestaurant" - Oslo's best fish place


MAGMA

French / Italian
Address: Bygdøy Alle 53, 0265 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.finntid.no/timebroker/Controller?page_id=18&SupplierId=114
Phone: +47 23 08 58 10

Is one of "the" hot spots in Oslo; the restaurant which transforms into a trendy hip-hop club later is located on a busy street at the westend and serves great quality food like "spit-roasted veal with a gratin of macaroni"


SULT

Norwegian
Address: Thorvald Meyers Gate 26A, 0555 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.sult.no/inenglish2.cfm
Phone: +47 22 87 04 67
Email: info@sult.com

Young chef Thorwald Meyers is one of Oslo's raising stars and serves in his restaurant "Sult" (which by the way means 'hunger") mouthwathering food like "basil soup with lobster"


VILLA PARADISO

Pizza / Italian
Address: Olaf Ryes Plass 8, 0552 Oslo, Norway
Web: http://www.villaparadiso.no/hvor.htm
Phone: +47 22 35 40 60
Email: pizza@villaparadiso.no

It is simple! "Villa Paradiso" is a trendy restaurant in the heart of Oslo which serves the pizza you love for a good value for money




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* This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm opening hours, dress code and pets policy directly with the restaurant before planning your trip.