Best Restaurants in July in Norway (Updated 2025)

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37. Elias Mat & Sant

AU$26Western-style

没有蜡ollingThis restaurant looks quite decent, but the food is not so "decent". I have never heard of many of the things there, so it was a bit difficult to order. But after the dishes were served, I found that they tasted quite good. Anyway, nothing I ordered was a disaster, and the service attitude of the waiter was quite good.

38. Den Glade Gris

AU$5Bars/Bistros

没有蜡ollingNorwegian pork specialty store 🐷 Den Glade Gris (The Great Pig) Every dish is good The pork elbow is the most impressive Roasted to a crispy outside and tender inside A knife is inserted Visual 💯

39. Egon Byporten

AU$42Western-style

没有蜡ollingIt's a small restaurant. We ordered two single set meals. I liked the meal as a whole. I especially liked the homemade ricotta in the first dish. Even my husband who doesn't eat these said it tasted good. I also like the warm environment. It's especially suitable for the whole family.

40. Grand Café Oslo

AU$111Western-style

没有蜡ollingI eat breakfast and lunch here because I like it so much. My favorite place to sit is inside the glass with the store name on it. It is very comfortable to watch the people coming and going outside through the glass while enjoying breakfast. I recommend the mussel set meal here, which is really delicious.

41. Smalhans

AU$84Western-style

没有蜡ollingAlthough this is not Michelin, I think this restaurant is not inferior to Michelin, and I think the quality here is not worse than Michelin, I don't know why it can't be rated. And the food here is not too expensive, anyway, I think it is a restaurant that can be visited again and again.

42. Tullins Cafe

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AU$35Bars/Bistros

43. Håndverkeren Restaurant & Pub

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AU$29BarbequeOpen Late

云神龙灵Kristiansand is the fifth largest city in Norway. Due to the Gulf Stream, Kristiansand is nicknamed the "Summer City" of Norway. The city's architectural style and colors are unique to the south, with a hint of warmth. Kristiansand is not a big city, and you can easily walk to explore its history. The typical old wooden houses, Gothic churches, military castles and facilities in southern Norway distributed in the old town on both sides of the harbor and the Otrar River tell their brilliant and colorful history with the rings of time and the vicissitudes of precipitation; the bustling fish market with a view of the harbor, the Kristiansand Open Air Museum, the southernmost lighthouse in Norway and the National Lighthouse Museum are also good places to learn about Norwegian humanities and history.

44. Emma's Drommekjokken

AU$113SeafoodOpen Late

摆渡修行The most popular is this cone, with a total of seven flavors, original milk, charcoal cheese, matcha, chocolate, strawberry, caramel, mixed charcoal, charcoal ice cream cones are all airlifted from Japan. The limited edition in Singapore is charcoal cheese and mixed charcoal cheese, which have a very solid taste. There are four flavors of brown sugar pearls, original, caramel, soy, and matcha. Everyone likes the cone and has a lot of fun.

45. Skarven

AU$56SeafoodOpen Late

翱翔的大鲨鱼Vertshuset Skarven, a restaurant with delicious ingredients and all-you-can-drink warm fish soup, is great. There are a lot of ingredients in the fish soup. Every bite is full of fish and seafood, and there is unlimited bread to dip into, which is super enjoyable and very filling.