Impressive selection of 8 different beers, perhaps Norway’s record holder? unfortunately, many of those were not particularly clean. The owners are apparently the same than Oslo’s mikro, which to me felt clearly superior. The interior here is calm, feeling out of the city, which it is in this calm substreet. Prety typical pub interior, not too focused, not too attentioned to details. Well, if you’re in Tronheim, do stop by, but not worth the (very long) journey by itself. They offer samplers thoughand the service was as good as it gets.

Visited on Thursday 3 pm. We were the only customers. So the service was fast and friendly (and in Swedish). I had the sampler of 6 of their brews. From fair to excellent. Stout and Pale Ale were sold out. Could visit again when in Trondheim next time.

Friendly brewpub situated right in the heart of Trondheim, though at distance from the busy shopping streets. The large four-edged servery is placed as an island in the centre of the pub with the Brewery at the end of the room. Seven different brews in 100ml sampling glass served on a tray. Pils, Special Amber, Pale Ale, Bitter, Stout, IPA and Juleøl were on when I visited the brewpub in December 07. With a proper glass of the Pale Ale I had a very well flavoured dish of sweet-and-sour wok. Cosy beer-oriented interior. Attentive waitress that made me feel welcome. One of the best beer places in Norway. (In from the cold and bitter frost on 12.12.2007).

Some of their beers are fine, some of a more variable quality. A nice place to spend an evening, and you can order samplers to help you find the beers you like. Seems like their beers have improved over the last year. New visit october 06: The beers seem to be improving, and there is a willingness to experiment more.

The microbrewery in town. Slow service. The beers are not worth a trip to Trondheim, but if you are there, you have to visit. Copper kettles on display, but the people working behind the counter does not know a lot about the brewing process. Did not try their food, but their sample trays are ok. A place frequented by students.

Really friendly and helpful staff, nice wooden/copper bar. Beer was very nice to try, lots of varieties, and in nice taster tray option. I was there quite early in day but heard it gets wilder in the evening.

Has a definite student vibe, but still a niceish place done out in brick and pale wood. Serve only their own beers, but a good number of those, and the service is attentive and well-informed. The food is good, too.

An Ameican style brewpub with distinct brewpub-chain feel to it. Food and service are both perfectly good, and the beers are well made, albeit somewhat soulless.

Good outdoor seating, a bit sportbar look inside. Helpful barttenders, glass are served in 10, 25 or 50 cl. Usually 8 of their own brews on tap- 6 regular & 2 varying ones. 2 regulars were sold out when I visited. Food meny looks ok, but I did not eat. Probably the most interesting beer place in Trondheim

Centrally located in Tronheim with 8 taps (of which one is rotating). Pretty spaceous with lots of wooden and copper interior decor. Service is quite slow and a bit reluctant. You have to dig a bit to get information. Their selection is not bad for a brewpub, although there are no fantastic brews. They do seem to serve them all at the same low temperature. This , along with the lack of proper glassware (- tulips would be nice), detracts from any great aromatic experiences. Their Stout was quite good, but you have to wait for a 15 minute tapping procedure, so you might want to have their Amber or their Pilsner (Trondheimspils) while waiting. You can get a full sampler "tray", but again you have to negotiate to get started on the "instant taps". Prepare to spend some time. Food is pretty good - decent burgers, nachos etc. Didn’t see any beer ingredients or beer/food matching though.