Schouskjelleren Mikrobryggeri

Cellar brewpub located some distance from the center, but easily reachable by public transport. The entrance is actually in the courtyard. Service was disinterested. Tap list were mostly their own beers, and flights were available. Beers were quite random and not in the top condition. Honestly this is just for the ticks, otherwise would skip.

Entrance is located inside the courtyard. Looks like completely random door. We didn't notice any signs beside very bent table nearby the door. Huge one room cellar type of place. Freezing cold down in here. Staff is some sort of teenagers who show little to less interest of serving. They do flights. Didn't leave good impression to me.

18 taps (10 house beers, 8 guest taps). Huge bottle list, 2 small pours of mead from bottle. Norway prices. Underground brick cave with a wood fireplace (smell of burning wood). Nice atmosphere, but would probably skip if I was short on time. House beers are very mediocre and it’s got expensive Norway prices for everything else.

Very atmospheric beer with friendly staff who were quite the comedians during our visit. Didn’t eat anything. Beer was mixed with some of their own offerings being to the weak side. Not overly crowded despite our visiting at peak time on a Friday night. Gets loud quick though due to the atmospherics.

Visited on 4th September 2019. What an absolute gem. Cosy cellar bar with an intimate beer hall feel. Quarry tiles and copious wood sits snugly beneath an arched ceiling of exposed brickwork. A well organised bar at one end dispenses 20 tapped beers, and a roaring log fire heartily warms everyone from the opposite end. The atmosphere is gold plated by dimmed carbon filament lighting and candles. No music or fruit machines, just the buzz of relaxed conversation. Trust me this is well worth the effort of finding and a destination venue. Recommended. Shame there has to be a balance between popularity and over subscription but everyone should get to enjoy this bar.

I wasn't that impressed with the selection (or the prices), but for sure it's a very interesting place to visit.