The best take-away restaurants Oslo

It's a great place for small snacks. There are bagels that Norwegians eat here at lunchtime. There are also many cakes and different kinds of breads to enjoy with a coffee. We have the croissants, the Norwegians have the famous skolebrød, to test if it is not already done. Pronounce skoulebreu by rolling the R if you can, then enjoy! Bread is really part of the daily life of Norwegians at any time of the day.

This heterogeneous place in Grønland can be visited both day and night, to drink and dance, but also to eat! Every Friday and Saturday, in its colourful backyard with its electric garlands, a pizza truck fills up the partygoers between two choreographies. We meet people from all walks of life who come to drink, dance, eat, whatever, we all end up going on forever. A place to relax, to meet people, to be excited: in short, a place to have a good time, in good company!

This former food storage shed has been given a makeover. It's now home to Vippa, a trendy seafront food hall featuring a multitude of stalls offering different styles of world cuisine. Tajine, Chinese noodles, Norwegian fish, German beers or French crepes, this is the place to indulge your exotic cravings. When the weather's right, a ginguette-style terrace overlooking the fjord attracts strollers and the curious, who are not averse to a stop in the sun. A must-see!

This hot dog stand, stuck in a wall, has a long history! For 100 years it has been feasting osloite stomachs and delighting the curious. Perfect to buy a sausage on the fly, and continue exploring the nooks and crannies of Grünerløkka! Of course it's only a hot dog and it's not a gourmet menu, but the place is original and nothing like a bit of bread and sausage meat to settle the stomachs, while curious spirits, who don't think to stop for a moment to eat, get their fill of the town's attractions.

Just a stone's throw from Central Station, in the new Barcode district of Bjørvika, Barcode Street Food is a lively place where everyone can find something to their liking. On the food side, 13 stalls offer original and exotic flavours to eat in or take away. It's also one of Norway's largest bars, which transforms into a club on Fridays and Saturdays. While the main attraction is the food and drink, Barcode Street Food hosts numerous events throughout the year to entertain its guests. Reservations highly recommended.

Located on the main intersection of Majorstuen, this bakery is a great address for those who like to watch the urban bustle. With only two tables, this minimalist shop serves not only bread and pastries, but also all kinds of sandwiches and salads. You will also find Baker Hansen bakeries all over the city with delicious Scandinavian pastries! Try it at least once!