Norway

Oslo's city center is full of touristy restaurants serving ordinary pizza at shocking prices. If Italian is your goal, make the 15-minute walk (or hop the tram)...more

The focus is on entrecôte cuts of beef cooked in an open oven, served alongside just a few simple dishes at this restaurant in the heart of...more

Seafood delicacies, predominantly from Norwegian waters, compel diners to book this waterfront restaurant a short stroll from Aker Brygge. Lobsters and king...more

With its ornate chandeliers and dramatic arched ceiling, this Hotel Continental restaurant brings a touch of Vienna to Norway. Dozens of portraits of well-known...more

With a name like something you'd chew and spit out, Skaugum, this cozy garden attached to the historic Palace Grill restaurant, is one of the city's top...more

Although it opened way back in 1932, Bagatelle remains one of Oslo's best restaurants. Its venerable history and burgundy facade belie the modern dining room...more

Located in Bjørvika (the newly developing part of Oslo close to the Opera House), Maaemo is considered one of the most exciting additions to the city's...more

Next to the Folketeatret theater and hotel of the same name, this steak and seafood restaurant, a 2011 newcomer, has a long stainless-steel bar perched around...more

Edvard Munch and his bohemian friends whiled away many hours in this café in the Grand Hotel. As the artist wrote in his diary, "We used to have a few...more

The menu changes weekly at this restaurant close to the National Gallery in downtown Oslo. Chandeliers made from water buffalo horns pair with cozy booths lined...more